Re: Quake 3 with cipe

Fragmentation is not an issue, the lan traffic before reaching the 
tunnel looks the same and the packets are small (56-100 bytes). This 
itself incurs quite a bit of overhead when used with cipe, but that 
can't be avoided and is not a real problem.

Next up will be to test via a ssh/pppd tunnel and to test against a 
local Q3 server, maybe this will give some clues.

Thanks,

Richard

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Mark Smith wrote:
> Here's another one then - are your packets too large?  The packet size
> allowed through CIPE is smaller than the packets that go through direct, to
> allow for the CIPE packet header.  It's quite possible that Linux handles
> this differently to XP (or 2K), but I don't actually know of any direct fix,
> apart from perhaps dropping the interface MTU manually using, eg, DrTCP.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
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