Cristiano Lincoln Mattos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Then the server send's 7 bytes of data (S4) [...] Here starts the
> problem... the server sends more 1460 bytes (S5), then receives the
> client's ack to the 7 bytes (S6) [...] Meanwhile, the client does not
> see the data he sent after the first 7 bytes [...]
This looks like a classic example of the MTU problem, in which the
sender is attempting to discover the minimum MSS needed, by sending
Don't-Fragment (DF) packets, and listening for either an ICMP response
that says the packet cannot be sent, or an ACK that says that it could
be. I guess your MTU is set less than 1500 on your PPP link; setting
it to 1500 works around this problem.
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