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Re: How to use an IP-header bit for Path MTU discovery.

Philippe Prindeville <philipp@Gipsi.Gipsi.Fr> Sun, 25 February 1990 13:03 UTC

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Date: Sun, 25 Feb 1990 14:03:50 -0100
From: Philippe Prindeville <philipp@Gipsi.Gipsi.Fr>
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To: deering@pescadero.stanford.edu
Subject: Re: How to use an IP-header bit for Path MTU discovery.
Cc: MTU Discovery <mtudwg>

Would be it be so bad to require intra-subnet fragmentation/reassembly
on tiny-gram subnets?  It could be done either at level 2 or 3...

-Philip

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