RFC1981（国外英文资料）.docVIP

RFC1981 Organization: China interactive publishing network (/) RFC document Chinese translation plan (/compters/emook/aboutemook.htm) E-mail:ouyang@ Translator: Li Haipeng (leehp327 leehp327@) Time of issue: 2002-6-11 Copyright: this Chinese translation document belongs to China interactive publishing network. It can be used for non commercial use and freely reproduced, but the translation and copyright information of this document must be retained. Network, Working, Group, J., McCann Request for Comments: 1981 Digital Equipment Corporation Category:, Standards, Track, S., Deering Xerox PARC J. Mogul Digital Equipment Corporation August 1996 IP version 6 path MTU exploration (RFC 1981, Path, MTU, Discovery, for, IP, version,) Status of this memo This document describes a Internet standard tracking protocol for the Internet community, which needs further discussion and recommendations for improvement. Please refer to the latest version of the Internet protocol standard (STD1) to obtain the level and status of this agreement. The release of this memorandum is not subject to any restrictions. abstract This document describes MTU exploration of the path to IPv6. It is largely developed from RFC1191 (which describes the path to IPv4, MTU exploration). Catalog Abstract 1 1 Introduction 2 2 term 2 3 protocol overview 3 4 protocol requirements 4 5 executive questions 5 5.1 layered 5 5.2 store PMTU information 5 5.3 clear obsolete PMTU information 7 5.4 TCP layer action 7 5.5 operation of other transport protocols 8 5.6 management interface 9 6 safety considerations 9 Thanks 10 Appendix A - comparison with RFC1191 10 Reference 10 Author address 11 1 Introduction When a IPv6 node sends a large amount of data to another node, the data is transmitted through a series of IPv6 packets. When the packet has maximum length allowed by the successful transmission from the source node to the sink node, we think it reached the ideal state. This grouping length is called path MTU (PMTU),