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Sometimes, I need to connect remote Unix servers with tunnels to provide some specific services or to get access to some internal networks. I was very surprised, when my friend, young system administrator, asked me about how to bring up IP-IP tunnel between different Unix operating systems %
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3 years ago
> pointopoint 10.0.0.1
ошибочка - должно быть так:
ifconfig tun0 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.252 \
> pointopoint 10.0.0.2
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Typically, Ethernet maximum frame size is 1,500 bytes. MTU reflects the maximum payload that will fit in the Layer 2 without causing fragmentation. If you use an MTU of 1,500 for tun0, your encapsulating IP datagram will likely be fragmented because you are not accounting for the overhead of the encapsulation.
When using IP-over-IP, you need to discount 20 bytes for the encapsulating IP header. This means you should use an MTU of 1,480 and not 1,500. If you want to use GRE, you also need to deduct the size of the GRE header.