On 6/Mar/18 10:32, Saku Ytti wrote:
> Hey Dejan,
>
> I wouldn't worry about this. The MTU check never should have existed
> in pseudowire signalling.
Fully agreed!
> It's even vendor dependent how they
> calculate they MTU, so you might have exactly correct MTU in A-B end,
> but you will get
What I mean some vendors report L3 MTU, some L2 MTU some something in
between. So even if the actual MTU is same the signalled MTU's may
mismatch and pseudowire fails to come up.
So only reasonable thing is just to make sure the pseudowire MTU
signalling does not matter, it gives no guarantees
Hey Dejan,
I wouldn't worry about this. The MTU check never should have existed
in pseudowire signalling. It's even vendor dependent how they
calculate they MTU, so you might have exactly correct MTU in A-B end,
but you will get MTU mismatch because they calculate different thing
in A and B end.
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