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10-03-2004 05:02 AM
10-03-2004 05:02 AM
how big (MTU size) are ipsec packets ?
hi
how big (MTU size) are ipsec packets sending over the vpn tunnel ?
and what means if the machine (AS400) has following Maximum Transmission Unit settings:
The maximum transmission unit (MTU) is the MTU of the interface that is associated with this route.
snifer says by AS400
“Don’t Ffragment Flag“ (DF) im IP-Header.
could be that a problem between AS400 and remote VPN clients ?
kind regards
chris
how big (MTU size) are ipsec packets sending over the vpn tunnel ?
and what means if the machine (AS400) has following Maximum Transmission Unit settings:
The maximum transmission unit (MTU) is the MTU of the interface that is associated with this route.
snifer says by AS400
“Don’t Ffragment Flag“ (DF) im IP-Header.
could be that a problem between AS400 and remote VPN clients ?
kind regards
chris
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10-03-2004 11:59 AM
10-03-2004 11:59 AM
Re: how big (MTU size) are ipsec packets ?
Couple of possible issues:
Packet size could be it.
To find out:
tcpdump -i eth# > /tmp/file
replace the # with a real eth number
Then you'll get the packet sizes.
Also see if the VPN requires a certificate exchange before being valid. Thats a recent Microsoft "enhancements"
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Packet size could be it.
To find out:
tcpdump -i eth# > /tmp/file
replace the # with a real eth number
Then you'll get the packet sizes.
Also see if the VPN requires a certificate exchange before being valid. Thats a recent Microsoft "enhancements"
SEP
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10-03-2004 11:50 PM
10-03-2004 11:50 PM
Re: how big (MTU size) are ipsec packets ?
yup, take for example a client with a MTU of 1500 and is setting the 'dont fragment' header flag. If the router allows max MTU size of 1000 then the clients packet will be discarded.
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