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Re: Standard MTU for SJFs and support for MEF 3.0 AI payloads
From: "Majdi S. Abbas via NANOG" <nanog () lists nanog org>
Date: Mon, 9 Mar 2026 16:48:49 -0400
On Mon, Mar 09, 2026 at 07:25:11PM +0000, Carl Fredrik Lagerfeldt via NANOG wrote:
Hi Friends!
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Is 9530 a good value? What would you configure? (Am I simply overthinking this?)
Given the long tail, and life of equipment in carrier Ethernet
networks in particular, I'd probably still be configuring 9192-9216ish
in many environments. Additional tag space could be nice*, but few have
the luxury of greenfield builds where all the equipment is new. Folks
are typically working with a least common denominator around 9192 to 9216,
just in case a frame has to traverse something unexpected. Most
customers are well conditioned today to ask for 9000, but not neccesarily
more.
* It's probably also worth noting that as long as equipment
vendors only support N nested tags/labels, additional MTU might not be
a huge help by itself.
--msa
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- Standard MTU for SJFs and support for MEF 3.0 AI payloads Carl Fredrik Lagerfeldt via NANOG (Mar 09)
- Re: Standard MTU for SJFs and support for MEF 3.0 AI payloads Mikael Abrahamsson via NANOG (Mar 09)
- Re: Standard MTU for SJFs and support for MEF 3.0 AI payloads Majdi S. Abbas via NANOG (Mar 09)
- Re: Standard MTU for SJFs and support for MEF 3.0 AI payloads Mark Tinka via NANOG (Mar 09)
