good explanation

keep going!

Good

i just like it. very well documentation. thanks.

I am glad you like it :)

In my opinion, different customer has different VLAN ID or MAC address, you can analyse these area to figure out where is the packet come from.

Thanks :)

Thanks :) ,you can also visit support website to get more useful information.

Reply #11

Dear Pengwei,

Thanks for your feedback. But I still have some confusions going around.

Suppose a customer is sending 1522 Bytes usually with a particular VLAN ID. But if the same customer sends me Jumbo frames can i separate it or control? Can i implement any restrictions on customers based on Jumbo frame transmission permission?

Thanks

Dear Raihan,

[Your question] Suppose a customer is sending 1522 Bytes usually with a particular VLAN ID. But if the same customer sends me Jumbo frames can i separate it or control? Can i implement any restrictions on customers based on Jumbo frame transmission permission?

[Answer] 

For the Jumbo frame, it has a paticular type =Ox8870, there are two situations:

1. Without VLAN:

2. With VLAN:

So, you can specify the Jumbo frame from the type area, and if you want to control the Jumbo frame, you can set the MFL(port MTU) value to control it.

Dear p00254960,

Thanks for your logical explanation.