Hi Stephen,
Thanks for response.
>> Does anyone know what is the maximum datagram a Cisco MP-iBGP peer
>> can send to a neighbor ?
>The MTU, of course.
This is not so obvious. If fragmentation of IP packets was working well in
the PE router code, following IP protocol premises, i wouldnīt be worried
about BGP maximum segment size.
>Okay, TCP has for some reason negotiated a MSS of 536, which means a
maximum
>datagram size of 576, assuming you're using IPv4 and there are no IP or TCP
>options present.
OK, thatīs the point. Is it dynamicaly calculated, following something like
TCP MSS calculation ? Or is it statically programmed in the code in such a
way that this value will be uniform ?
Regards,
--Rodrigo
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