should i enable jumbo frames on my home network?
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should i enable jumbo frames on my home network?
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should i enable jumbo frames on my home network?
@mosssupply do it lmao
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should i enable jumbo frames on my home network?
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@mosssupply UDP packets destined to the internet that are larger than the MTU on your WAN interface will be dropped by the router I think
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@mosssupply UDP packets destined to the internet that are larger than the MTU on your WAN interface will be dropped by the router I think
@meph ah that's unfortunate, the gateway does say "this is a bad idea" in large red all caps text
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@mosssupply UDP packets destined to the internet that are larger than the MTU on your WAN interface will be dropped by the router I think
@meph @mosssupply ICMP should return a message to the originating client if the router received a UDP DF packet that is too big
this is why you don't block *all* ICMP
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@meph @mosssupply ICMP should return a message to the originating client if the router received a UDP DF packet that is too big
this is why you don't block *all* ICMP
@arrjay @mosssupply yeah for sure. I personally try to avoid routing between different MTU segments if I can avoid it. I've dealt with enough bullshit from misconfigured routers on ISPs that require PPPoE
