wild guess - heavily utilized links with lots of small packets on the wire.
statistically speaking, the bigger packets have more of a chance of
problems - late collisions etc.
might want to get a Fluke or a sniffer and do some analysis of your network
Chuck
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Hi All,
When I try to ping with a Datagram Size bigger than 200 in a LAN I get
packet loss. Dose any one know the reason?
Regards,
Tarry
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