>anyone care to give me a brief summary of how atm works? ;)
>
>all i know about atm is its connection-oriented and has really small
>(53 bytes?) packets.
>
>specifically, what does atm do with (as a hypothetical example) a
>packet of 1500 bytes? (my two bits of atm knowledge imply it isn't
>going
Angus Lees wrote:
>
> before everyone gets really excited about masquerading and adsl, i
> think i've uncovered a bug in telstra's end of the adsl
> connection.. more details later, i just want to confirm some things
> first:
Yes, ATM cells contain a 48 byte payload and a 5 byte header. But you
Angus Lees wrote:
> before everyone gets really excited about masquerading and adsl, i
> think i've uncovered a bug in telstra's end of the adsl
> connection.. more details later, i just want to confirm some things
> first:
>
> i presume i'm right in saying that i should *NEVER* see a fragmented
before everyone gets really excited about masquerading and adsl, i
think i've uncovered a bug in telstra's end of the adsl
connection.. more details later, i just want to confirm some things
first:
i presume i'm right in saying that i should *NEVER* see a fragmented
TCP packet? (cos the DF bit
