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protocolsleadingto a lot of packet fragmentation issues

that the INVITE packet size is unnecessarily largecan causeproblems with packet fragmentation

size issuescan causepacket fragmentation over a network

configurations ... such packetswould leadto fragmentation of large packets

the linkmay be causingexcessive packet fragmentation

large block sizesleadto IP packet fragmentation

that the operator was receiving abnormally large UDP messages ( in excess of 1500 bytesresultingin IP packet fragmentation

Issuecould causeIPv4 packet fragmentation

an MTU mismatchwill causepacket drops and not fragmentation

IP Fragmentation IP fragmentation ... different maximum transmission unit ( MTUwill causethe fragmentation of the packet

an unusual network setupcausesPCoIP packet fragmentation

Failure to increase the MTU sizecausespacket fragmentation

the size of the encapsulated packet ( e.g. , UDP packet 502 ) above the maximum transmission unit ( MTUwould resultin packet fragmentation

the maximum transmission unit ( MTUwould resultin packet fragmentation

These network settingswill resultin packet fragmentation

packetsresultin no packet fragmentation

an MTU issuecausingpacket fragmentation

the incorrect MTU setcan causepacket fragmentation

by MTU issues(passive) caused bypacket fragmentation

by the IP layer(passive) caused bypacket fragmentation

Any number greaterwill causepacket fragmentation

the default MTU setting of 1500is causingpacket fragmentation

the MTUis causingpacket fragmentation

MTUleadto packet fragmentation

lower message size limitsmay resultin packet fragmentation

toolscausepacket fragmentation

some routerswould causepacket fragmentation

the MTU ... no reasonto causepacket fragmentation

additional overheadcan causepacket fragmentation

This difference in sizecausespacket fragmentation

greaterwill causepacket fragmentation

the potentialto causepacket fragmentation

that can not handlewill causepacket fragmentation

notewill causepacket fragmentation

Attempts to transfer bigger packetsmay resultin packet fragmentation

the packet sizewould causefragmentation and such packets

by encryption(passive) caused bypacket fragmentation

the highest settingdoes ... causepacket fragmentation

The piggyback methodmay causepacket fragmentation

it enabledwill causefragmentation with the packets

fewer slowdowns(passive) caused byfewer slowdowns

to the receiving network deviceleadto the receiving network device

to the receiving network deviceleadto the receiving network device

> huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementationcaused> huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementation

huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementationcausedhuge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementation

oftenresultsoften

such a delaywould causesuch a delay

your system sluggishness and crashes(passive) caused byyour system sluggishness and crashes

performance degradation(passive) caused byperformance degradation

performance degradation(passive) caused byperformance degradation

encrypted frames that are sent by a client to be decrypted incorrectlycan causeencrypted frames that are sent by a client to be decrypted incorrectly

in a further increase in packet delays , and further reduction of bandwidth efficiencywill resultin a further increase in packet delays , and further reduction of bandwidth efficiency

in a further increase in packet delayswill resultin a further increase in packet delays

in a further increase in packet delays and further reduction of bandwidth efficiencywill resultin a further increase in packet delays and further reduction of bandwidth efficiency

degraded throughput and performancewill generally causedegraded throughput and performance

from wrong configured MTU sizes , esporiginatingfrom wrong configured MTU sizes , esp

in data packet lossmay further resultin data packet loss

issues with communication to our monitoring serverscan causeissues with communication to our monitoring servers

problems for conventional error control techniqueshowever ... may causeproblems for conventional error control techniques

a problemis causinga problem

the problem(passive) caused bythe problem

generallywill ... causegenerally

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

network performance issuesmay causenetwork performance issues

in reduced network performancecan resultin reduced network performance

some HTTP sites to time outmay causesome HTTP sites to time out

fragments to get droppedcausesfragments to get dropped

performance problems withcan causeperformance problems with

to performance problemscontributingto performance problems

Performance problems(passive) caused byPerformance problems

Now we know(passive) was caused byNow we know

Now we know(passive) was causedNow we know

> huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementationcaused> huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementation

huge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementationcausedhuge delays in the Microsoft TCP implementation

at whatever point in your routingwill causeat whatever point in your routing

some HTTP sites to time out , or so they saymay causesome HTTP sites to time out , or so they say

timeouts that previously would have been accommodated by resolver retriescan causetimeouts that previously would have been accommodated by resolver retries

problemmay causeproblem

the failuremight be causingthe failure

a decline in the size as well as the quality of habitat patches and can lead to increased isolation of the remaining habitat fragmentscausesa decline in the size as well as the quality of habitat patches and can lead to increased isolation of the remaining habitat fragments

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