Regarding "ipfrag_time"
Hi,
I ping my office Linux (Fedora Core 3) router public IP from my home windows machine:
ping <linux_public_ip> -l 10000 -t
and i get a reply from my router with that big buffer size.
Well packets getting fragmented to 1500 (MTU) as i can see in "iptraf" running on linux router.
If i do same on google.com obviously i get timed out.
TO achieve the same I digg alot and find this tcp parameter
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ipfrag_time = 30
I make it 0 (secs)
and ping again and voila i get timed out and only get reply if i pass buffer size 1470...thats good.
But are there any side effects of this?
Thanks!
Last edited by ~=gr3p=~; 11-07-2007 at 09:39 PM.
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