[nsp] BGP maximum datagram size

From: Loureiro, Rodrigo - (Bra) (rodrigo.loureiro@attla.com)
Date: Mon Oct 29 2001 - 16:16:33 EST

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Dear all,

Does anyone know what is the maximum datagram a Cisco MP-iBGP peer can send
to a neighbor ?

I checked in many Cisco sources, but i could not get a precise response. RFC
1771 says that the maximum datagram size should be 4096 bytes. Also, i found
in "sh ip bgp neighbor" output the following line: "Datagrams (max data
segment is 536 bytes)". And this message appeared in other code versions.
Can i consider this value as the maximum datagram size in Cisco´s
implementation ?

Regards,

Rodrigo Loureiro AT&T LA - Network Engineer

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