Yan Seiner <yan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Yes, like James, I'd say that your problem is MTU issues with the PPPoE.
>> Aside from the usual mss-clamping solution, you could also lower the MTU
>> on the "lan2" to 1460 or so.
>> DHCP should tell the other boxes about that, and things may work better.
> Yes, I am forcing the MTU to 1464 via DHCP. However, I tried adding this:
That ought to force the devices to adverise a smaller MSS, which you could
investigate in the TCP SYN packets that they send. They might have hard
coded 1500, though. (which would be wrong)
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