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Timmy Brolin
Gesendet: Sonntag, 6. Februar 2011 23:04
An: lwip-users@nongnu.org
Betreff: Re: [lwip-users] Sending UDP data beyond MTU
I do work with another popular BSD based commercial embedded TCP/IP stack.
In a certain specialty industrial protocol there is a requirement to
reduce the Ethernet MTU for TCP/IP traffic. But when I implemented this,
the TCP/IP stack did not work very well. Turned out that the
fragmentation code
Hi,
Has anyone attempted in sending UDP data beyond MTU size? I believe
fragmentation has to be turned ON. Is there any other known limitation from
LwIP on this?
Thanks
Prasanth.
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On Fri, 2011-02-04 at 04:21 -0500, Rajagopal, Prasanth wrote:
Has anyone attempted in sending UDP data beyond MTU size? I believe
fragmentation has to be turned ON. Is there any other known limitation
from LwIP on this?
It's the sort of thing that won't be well tested in lwIP so I wouldn't
be
The other concern is being positive the receiver can handle this - if you're
talking to another embedded device it's possible it's not supported. Isn't
this kind of like Jumbo Frames - you can't guarantee that the other end is
capable of supporting it?
Bill
It's the sort of thing that won't be
Bill Auerbach bauerb...@arrayonline.com wrote:
The other concern is being positive the receiver can handle this - if you're
talking to another embedded device it's possible it's not supported. Isn't
this kind of like Jumbo Frames - you can't guarantee that the other end is
capable of
