How are you doing, Marco?
I actually DID think about this for a bit.
To my knowledge Ethernet MTU is 1500, and ATM MTU depend on the connection.
In my case we have 3M connection, but I am not sure what the MTU is because
I have not looked at my partner company's 'sh int' result. But I would
assu
Hello Erick,
If that's the case, than wouldn't I have problem pinging any nodes (with
over 1500 byte datagram) across the ATM link?
But I do not have pinging any other nodes. It only happens, when I am
sitting on my router pinging the other router's interface and vice-versa...
Sean
Erick B. wr
Try this ping from the nodes:
ping -f -l 1600 node-on-other-side-of-ATM
If this doesn't ping, then the ATM connection is only
letting 1500 through. The Ethernet router interface is
fragmenting packets to 1500 bytes (1600 packet becomes
2 packets) from the nodes. When doing a ping from the
router,
Hello Erick,
My understanding is that, with the ethernet MTU being 1500, pinging with the
datagram size of bigger than 1500 byte (with the non-fragment bit set) won't
leave my NIC card. I tried the command anyway, and I got an error message
saying that the packet needs to be fragmented first but
Hello Priscilla,
Thank you very much for your feedback!
I am yet to try the protocol analyzer... mostly because I don:t have one.
But I DO have a sort of packet sniffer, maybe I can find out something with
that. Debug command, I think I need somebody on the other side to send me
ping packets wh
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