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my_engr
PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 8:48 am 
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Hi,

I am connecting a cisco device with huawei device.
The issue is when i ping with normal size packets (56 bytes) its ok.
But when i increase the packet size above 1500 it doesnot works.
MTU on both size is configured as 4096. I have also checked by varying MTU size, but still the same.
Please help out.


Thanking in Advance
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This doesn't belong in IP Communications as it's not voice/video related. Moving to Cisco General.

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 11:28 am 
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Any suggestions appreciated....:)
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what devices? how are they configured and how are they connected to each other?

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what devices? how are they configured and how are they connected to each other?


Both are routers...One End Cisco other end Huawei. The link is point2point link using dark fiber.
Both are configured with MTU of 4096 and ip's, nothing else...
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show interfaces etc show 4096 mtu? What models are they?

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show interfaces etc show 4096 mtu? What models are they?


Huawei Device = NE 40 E

Cisco Device = ME 460
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dont know what ME 460 is. and again, do show interface identify mtu 4096? we need to know more of your setup and config to help you.

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dont know what ME 460 is. and again, do show interface identify mtu 4096? we need to know more of your setup and config to help you.


Me460 is used as UPE and NE 40 is used as aggregator.
Customer Circuits are attached to UPE and then end up in L3VPN on Aggregator.
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Still waiting for you to show output of interface mtu. It's been asked numerous times already

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Still waiting for you to show output of interface mtu. It's been asked numerous times already


Issue Solved, Cisco guy was changing MTU on physical interface instead of interface Vlan , as he has configured his interface as switchport trunk and passing Vlans.


Thanks all for your interest. :)
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Problem would've been resolved quickly if you had just given us the MTU like was asked so many times

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Problem would've been resolved quickly if you had just given us the MTU like was asked so many times


Dear I dont have direct access to cisco devices, i passed as i heard from Cisco guy.
And he was not willing to provide his logs, until today when i saw the issue at his end.

Thanks Any how, I will be careful next time...Cheers :D
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They router shoulnd't just fragment the packet?
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Carlitos_30 wrote:
They router shoulnd't just fragment the packet?

Pings are often not fragmented I believe. That would be quite useless in most situations.

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At least Cisco routers fragment pings.
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I have the same problem

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