Hi Eric,
At 11:31 AM 8/12/2003 -0400, Eric Rosen wrote:
On the Tunnel MTU issue, you are correct that the text is confusing. How
about:
In some cases, the tunnel head receives, for
encapsulation, an IP packet, which it first encapsulates
in MPLS and then encapsulates in MPLS-in-IP or
MPLS-in-GRE. If the source of the IP packet is
reachable from the tunnel head, and if the result of this
encapsulation
I think "this encapsulation" above should be changed to read "the MPLS
encapsulation" or the equivalent. "this encapsulation" in this context
seems to refer to both the MPLS *and* the MPLS-in-IP/GRE. However, it is
only the size of the IP packet plus the MPLS label stack that should be
compared to the Tunnel MTU.
would be a packet whose size exceeds the
Tunnel MTU, then the value which the tunnel head SHOULD
use for the purposes of fragmentation and PMTU discovery
outside the tunnel is the Tunnel MTU value minus the
size of the MPLS encapsulation.
Thanks, Mark
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