On Tue, Dec 07, 1999 at 03:49:38PM +0100, Andreas Vierengel wrote:
> Some Client Browsers, especially AOL-Borwsers are receiving only 1460 bytes of
> data from my webservers. apache logfile says (for example) 200 33467. i.e. the
> request went ok and apache sent 33467 bytes to the client, but I checked with
> tcpdump and sniffit and both stats that only 1460 bytes are sent to the client.
Sounds to me (having done no thinking about it) like a pMTU discovery problem.
Actually, I'm not at all sure about that, but it's worth giving some thought
to if your desperate.
Look at what the server thinks the MTU you is, and then do some pings and
traceroutes across the path to the clients with MTU-sized packets (allowing
for headers etc.).
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