What is the minimum MTU size recommended by VMware for the physical network when
deploying NSX for vSphere?
A. 1550
B. 1600
C. 2148
D. 9000
3 Comments on “What is the minimum MTU size recommended by VMware for the physical network when deploying NSX for vSphere?”
Chansays:
Encapsulating the original Ethernet frame into a UDP packet obviously increases the size of the IP packet. For this reason, the recommendation is to increase to a minimum of 1600 Bytes the overall MTU size for all the interfaces in the physical infrastructure that will carry the frame.
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NKingsays:
But the minimum real is 1550, although VMware use 1600 as recommended if you want to encapsulate the packet through a tunnel.
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BawceSaucesays:
The question is recommended, not minimum. So 1600 it is.
Encapsulating the original Ethernet frame into a UDP packet obviously increases the size of the IP packet. For this reason, the recommendation is to increase to a minimum of 1600 Bytes the overall MTU size for all the interfaces in the physical infrastructure that will carry the frame.
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But the minimum real is 1550, although VMware use 1600 as recommended if you want to encapsulate the packet through a tunnel.
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The question is recommended, not minimum. So 1600 it is.
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