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BM-7444 asked AshokPeddakotla-MSFT commented

Azure NetX maximum recived packet size ?

Hi,

Could you please give us the maximum received packet size supported by Azure NetX/NetxDuo ? I tried to receive 2000 bytes but without success despite the Hardware allow that and I can do it with LWIP! Is-it possible to modify the Azure Netx stack to support receiving 2000 bytes?

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BM

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AndresMlinar answered

The maximum packet size depends on your NetX driver. Typically these are set to 1500 or a value around that limit.
Which microprocessor and network interface are you using?
Normally 1500 bytes is not a limitation, add-ons and protocols built on top of NetX can work with a variable packet size. What is your use case?

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TiejunZhou-7599 answered

Could you please check whether IP fragmentation is enabled or not? By default, IP fragmentation is disabled. You will need to call nx_ip_fragment_enable() in your application. Read more from user guide. If you are trying to ping device which is ICMP protocol, you will also need to enable ICMP by nxd_icmp_enable().


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