Frame length = 19764 Bytes

Hello,

I though that frame size unless classified as jumbo frames were no larger than 1500 bytes. I have frame lengths in my capture as large as 19764 bytes.

None of the servers involved are set to send jumbo frames. How does that happen ?

Thanks, Robbie

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asked 19 Sep '13, 11:15

Robbie S
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3	See the Wireshark Offloading wiki page and also Jim Aragon's recent answer to this question. permanent link answered 19 Sep '13, 11:30 cmaynard ♦♦ 9.4k●10●38●142 accept rate: 20%

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