Re: [vpp-dev] Fragmentation and Reassembly #vnet

2019-03-13 Thread Paul Vinciguerra
Hi Sam, Would you be willing to create unittests for the scenarios you are testing? On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 1:00 PM Ole Troan wrote: > > I am setting MTU to 1500 and trying to test larger packets. (by enabling > reassembly feature on interfaces) > > It seems to work fine on regular interfaces.

Re: [vpp-dev] Fragmentation and Reassembly #vnet

2019-03-13 Thread Ole Troan
> I am setting MTU to 1500 and trying to test larger packets. (by enabling > reassembly feature on interfaces) > It seems to work fine on regular interfaces. and On tunnel interfaces packets > are getting struck in reassembly saying inconsistent UDP/IP lengths. > So thought of checking with the c

Re: [vpp-dev] Fragmentation and Reassembly #vnet

2019-03-13 Thread Caffeine Coder via Lists.Fd.Io
Hi Ole,Thanks for the quick response. I am setting MTU to 1500 and trying to test larger packets. (by enabling reassembly feature on interfaces)It seems to work fine on regular interfaces. and On tunnel interfaces packets are getting struck in reassembly saying inconsistent UDP/IP lengths.So th

Re: [vpp-dev] Fragmentation and Reassembly #vnet

2019-03-13 Thread Ole Troan
> I am new to VPP and experimenting with it. > I was able to get Reass/Frag working on regular Interfaces. > > The question i have is does Reassembly and Fragmentation supported on Tunnel > interfaces(Both VXLAN/IPSec). > If supported, is there any config knob i need to enable in addition to >

[vpp-dev] Fragmentation and Reassembly #vnet

2019-03-12 Thread caffeine.coder via Lists.Fd.Io
I am new to VPP and experimenting with it. I was able to get Reass/Frag working on regular Interfaces.   The question i have is does Reassembly and Fragmentation supported on Tunnel interfaces(Both VXLAN/IPSec). If supported, is there any config knob i need to enable in addition to enabling featu