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Subject: RE: Fragmented IPv6 packets
The mandate is on the fragmentation is on the transmitting side (the one that
applies the frag
: RE: Fragmented IPv6 packets
The mandate is on the fragmentation is on the transmitting side (the one that
applies the fragmentation). The receiving side may reassemble these packets.
From at least one implementation (Open BSD) there is no such check.
Also the TAHI test doesn't test for this
The mandate is on the fragmentation is on the transmitting side (the one
that applies the fragmentation). The receiving side may reassemble these
packets. From at least one implementation (Open BSD) there is no such check.
Also the TAHI test doesn't test for this case.
All of the above and the comm
Hi Muthu,
You may want to shift the discussion to the v6ops list instead.
Have a look at the draft
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-manral-v6ops-tiny-fragments-is
sues-00.txt in the meanwhile.
Thanks,
Vishwas
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