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The wireless devices will allow large
packet sizes to pass through and that shouldn’t be a problem Vasu -----Original
Message----- Dan
Petermann wrote: >
Lately we've been having this weird problem where the customer will work >
fine for a few days or weeks >
then suddenly they can't get to major websites (i.e. yahoo, cnn, lycos, >
and can't even get to wyoming.com >
which is on our own network), but they can get to google, foxnews and >
others. >
If we change the MTU in their computer or router to 832 it works again. Path
MTU discovery broken on the path to those sites? http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1191.html If
big packets are working ok to google but not to yahoo, I'd be very surprised
if the problem is caused by the wireless segment. Is
the customer able to ping the IP addresses (ping -l 1400 -t x.x.x.x)
of the web sites they are having trouble reaching? --
LarsG The
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