>
> What I would've expected to happen is that 'Gateway A' would send out
> two fragmented IPv6 packets containing the encrypted data. 'Gateway A'
> is the originator of the IPv6 ESP packet so it can fragment these.
> This similar to how it's done for IPv4. When the ESP is fragmented
> then the IPv
Bram Yvahk wrote:
> (What I think should happen in this particular case: do not send a
> PKT_TOOBIG to the client but instead transmit fragmented IPv6 ESP
> packets to accommodate the path-mtu)
A follow-up to clarify my thinking (since my original mail might not
be clear enough).
Let me first st
When playing a bit with IPv6 and XFRM I ran into a possible
issue/edge case.
In my testing I used linux 4.14.95, I was planning on testing this
with latest kernel and investigating this a bit more deeply but so
far I've not yet been able to do so... Only reason why I'm already
submitting this mess
