Messages in this thread |  | | | From | (H.J. Lu) | | Subject | Re: A router bug?[Useful report this time :) (hopefully)] | | Date | Sun, 31 Jan 1999 12:29:14 -0800 (PST) |
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> > On Sun, 31 Jan 1999, Meelis Roos wrote: > > > >> https://webbroker.waterhouse.com > > MH> Works fine here: > > > > MH> 2.0.36 running netscape --[10Mps ether.]->2.2.1(MASQ router) > > MH> --(ppp modemlink)-> 2.0.35(dial in isp) > > > > MH> MTU of 1500 all around. > > > > This is almost useless report because we are talking about the case > > where slip/ppp MTU is smaller than 1500 - like 576. > > agreed (duh), so I ran some more tests: > > Case 1. > > -2.0.36 running netscape --[10Mps ether. eth0 MTU=1500]-> > -2.2.1(MASQ router eth0 MTU=1500, ppp0 MTU=576)> --(ppp modemlink)-> > -2.0.35(dial in ppp0 MTU=1500) > ^^^^^^^^ > Result: works fine > > Case 2. > > -2.0.36 running netscape --[10Mps ether. eth0 MTU=1500]-> > -2.2.1(MASQ router eth0 MTU=1500, ppp0 MTU=576)> --(ppp modemlink)-> > -2.0.35(dial in ppp0 MTU=576) > ^^^^^^^ > Results: -Netscape on 2.0.36 host DOES NOT WORK with this site > -Netscape on 2.2.1 router works >
That is exactly what I have seen. When I changed my slip MTU to 1500, nothing works anymore, not even my linux router. I have asked to change MTU on my slip at the slip server to 1500. I will see what I get.
Thanks.
-- H.J. Lu (hjl@gnu.org)
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