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In that case doesn't it mean there are 40 bytes of TCP/IP headers and 5 bytes of ATM headers plus a mere 8 bytes of payload per TCP packet?
by jzwinck 8y ago
In that case doesn't it mean there are 40 bytes of TCP/IP headers and 5 bytes of ATM headers plus a mere 8 bytes of payload per TCP packet?
- toast0 8y agoATM packets (cells?) are fixed size, but you can fragment higher level protocols across them. It's not common to run IP level fragmentation down to ATM sizes.