Ubiquiti EdgeRouter [44/57] Tcp mss clamping

Ubiquiti EdgeRouter [44/57] Tcp mss clamping
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Chapter 8: Wizards Tab EdgeOS
User Guide
Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.
TCP MSS Clamping
TCP MSS (Maximum Segment Size) clamping is typically
used when Path MTU Discovery is not working properly.
Using ICMP messages, Path MTU Discovery determines
the highest allowable MTU (Maximum Transmission
Unit) of traffic traveling between two hosts to avoid
fragmentation.
TCP uses MSS, which is the MTU minus the IP and TCP
headers. The sender should limit its data so it does not
exceed the MSS reported by the receiver.
Sometimes security firewalls or other issues interfere
with the Path MTU Discovery process (for example, ICMP
messages are blocked), so you can use a workaround,
TCP MSS clamping, which sets the MSS value for all TCP
connections.
Click the TCP MSS Clamping feature wizard to begin
configuration.
TCP MSS Clamping
Enable MSS clamping for TCP connections Select this
option to specify the MSS value for TCP connections.
Interface Types You can select which interface types use
MSS clamping; PPPoE and PPTP are enabled by default.
MSS Enter the MSS value to use; 1412 is the default.
Click Apply to apply your changes, or click Cancel.
UPnP
Instead of manually configuring port forwarding rules, you
can use UPnP for automatic port forwarding when you
have hardware that supports UPnP.
Click the UPnP feature wizard to begin configuration.
Set Up UPnP Interfaces
Add New Click to create a new UPnP interface.
Internal interface Select the appropriate LAN interface
from the drop‑down menu. (If you select Other, then
enter the interface name in the field provided.)
External interface Select the appropriate WAN
interface from the drop‑down menu. (If you select
Other, then enter the interface name in the field
provided.)
Remove Click to delete a UPnP interface.
Add New Click to create another new UPnP interface.
Click Apply to apply your changes, or click Cancel.

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