The encapsulation that takes place adds protocol header overhead, and thus the systems sending byte packets across the network cannot be sent in-tack to the other side. The amount of bytes of protocol overhead vary based on the encapsulation type. Following is a list of protocol and encapsulation overhead added to the frame.
However if you're running VPN traffic in your network and you're experiencing throughput issues, you may try following the instructions below. Reduce the buffer size until you are successfully connected. YES NO. Has anybody find a sollution to set packetsize on the netgear?
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Like this: Like Loading I hope that helps, and thanks for reading! Hi, Could you explain, how didi you count this IPSec overhead bytes. Thanks, Santosh. Hi Santosh, Using ping -f as described in the post you can test how much IPSEC overhead you have by incrementing the size of the frame until it gets fragmented. Cheers, Rob. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email required Address never made public. Therefore, you must add 28 to your results from the ping test.
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