Strange speed problems with ipv6 forwarding
Frank Steiner
fsteiner-mail1 at bio.ifi.lmu.de
Fri Oct 16 08:41:39 CEST 2015
Andras Toth wrote
> Try disabling IPv6 redirects, on Cisco routers it's generally "no ipv6
> redirects" on the routed interfaces, such as the L3 ports or VLAN
> Interfaces (SVI). Alternatively fix your topology and routing to
> ensure the return traffic does not go through the router in the same
> subnet.
You were both right! The data center people disabled ipv6 redirects
and the speed immediately changed to the full 112 MB/s!
Thanks for all the explanations and solution proposals, it didn't
only solve the problem, I've also learned a lot :-)
cu,
Frank
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