mtu

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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about MTU cover packet loss when MTU is below 576 with PMTU discovery enabled in Windows, VPN connections establishing smaller-than-expected MTU values on Windows Server, and intermittent RDP issues over IPSec VPNs potentially related to MTU. A Linux kernel CVE (CVE-2025-68363) involving a BPF MTU check fix is also noted. Additional threads offer technical tweaks for low throughput, including TCP window tuning on Windows Vista. These posts reflect real-world MTU troubleshooting across Windows networking, VPNs, and kernel-level networking code.
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    CVE-2025-68363: Linux BPF MTU Check Fix for skb Transport Header Safety

    A kernel-level bug in the Linux BPF helper bpf_skb_check_mtu recently received a formal CVE (CVE-2025-68363) after maintainers landed a targeted fix: the helper assumed skb->transport_header was always valid when the BPF_MTU_CHK_SEGS flag was used, but that field can be unset in some paths —...
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    Packet loss occurs when MTU is below 576 and PMTU discovery is enabled in Windows

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    New VPN connections establish a session that has a smaller MTU value than expected in Windows Server

    Fixes an issue in which all new VPN connections establish a session that has a smaller MTU value than expected in Windows Server 2008 R2 or in Windows 7 Link Removed
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    Windows 7 intermittent problem with RDP over IPSEC Lan2LAN VPN

    Hello, I think somebody should have encountered this but somehow i can't find a relative thread or document regarding our problem. Let start with a network layout. In our company network we have 3 gateways. Default gateway is a ISA 2006 server. We don't use the isa client so we're all Secure...
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    Windows Vista A few technical options to try if you experience low throughput

    I don't know if I mentioned these here in the past, but I will list them so you guys can see if it makes a difference for you as well. These commands should be implemented in the Administrators Command Prompt (Terminal) as the Administrator. These commnands pertain to throughput between...
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