[c-nsp] What MTU for Bellsouth BBG / BRAS <-> LNS l2TP tunnel?
Gert Doering
gert at greenie.muc.de
Thu Oct 28 07:10:42 EDT 2004
Hi,
On Thu, Oct 28, 2004 at 12:47:43PM +0200, Ueli Heuer wrote:
> as long as the IP MTU of the 10/100 ethernetsegment ist fixed to max
> 1500 byte you'll use some bytes for the PPPoE encapsulation and these
> bytes are missing in the paylod.
Sure, this is why PPPoA has some merits here :-) - in which case you
"just" need to make sure that full-sized IP packets encapsulated in
L2TP can be transported between LAC and LNS.
> the problem are firewalls- administrators (and vendors) who think
> _all_ icmp-packets are bad and they block any icmp-messages. so the
> source will not be notified to send smaller packets.
Full ACK. Blocking all ICMP is evil.
gert
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