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Subject: Re:  IP Datagram sizes
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Date: Tue, 26-May-87 19:05:59 EDT
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It would seem that it would be interesting to know how common
fragmentation is. Is there some size (greater than 576 or not) that
will TYPICALLY not be fragmented? Has anyone measured this? Are there
known common gateways, IMPs, etc that have limits smaller than the
typical 1500 or so byte ethernet limit?