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Mac Forum / Applications / Virtual PC / January 2005Fragmented Packets Problem On Virtual PC for MAC(Shared Networking Mode)
Hi Anyone reliase there is a problem to send out fragmented packets on Virtual PC for MAC under Shared Networking Mode? I tried to do the following ICMP ping test to www.yahoo.com. Under command prompt: ping www.yahoo.com -> replied. ping www.yahoo.com -l 1210 -> replied ping www.yahoo.com -l 1300 -> Failed, No replied. ping www.yahoo.com -l 1500 -> Failed, No replied. Conclusion, any packets size more than 1210 cannot be send out from the Virtual machine(Windows XP/2K) on Virtual PC for MAC under shared networking mode. Any solution to this? Thanks a lot. By default, the MTU settings for Windows is 1500. However, your ISP may be using something smaller if they use a PPPoE connection. Take a look at the link below: http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article04-107 On 1/28/05 11:19 AM, in article 1106925550.578515.305010@c13g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, "nicholas" <chaiping@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Anyone reliase there is a problem to send out fragmented packets on > Virtual PC for MAC under Shared Networking Mode? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Thanks a lot. I had tried adjusted the MTU in windows, I'm connect my iBook to cable broadband connection(throught ethernet). The maximum size of packets can go through ping is 1213. I'm doing ping www.yahoo.com -l 1213 -f, size above 1213 need to be fragmented. However, no matter how I adjust the MTU, the fragmented packets cannot able to go through(is not send out) from the Virtual Machine on Virtual PC under Shared Networking Mode. > By default, the MTU settings for Windows is 1500. > [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > > > Thanks a lot. |
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