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    Is pfSense handling jumbo frames correct !??

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      louis2 @JKnott
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      @JKnott

      I had a look inside the configfile. There you see this

      <laggs>
      	<lagg>
      		<members>igb0,igb1</members>
      		<descr><![CDATA[LAGG TO 1G MAIN SW (GS1920)]]></descr>
      		<laggif>lagg0</laggif>
      		<proto>lacp</proto>
      		<lacptimeout>slow</lacptimeout>
      		<lagghash>l2,l3,l4</lagghash>
      	</lagg>
      	<lagg>
      		<members>ix0,ix1</members>
      		<descr><![CDATA[LAGG to 10G MAIN Switch (SX3008F)]]></descr>
      		<laggif>lagg1</laggif>
      		<proto>lacp</proto>
      		<lacptimeout>slow</lacptimeout>
      		<lagghash>l2,l3,l4</lagghash>
      	</lagg>
      </laggs>
      

      AND

      	<opt17>
      		<descr><![CDATA[Emerg_Mngt]]></descr>
      		<if>igb2</if>
      		<spoofmac></spoofmac>
      		<enable></enable>
      		<ipaddr>192.168.9.1</ipaddr>
      		<subnet>24</subnet>
      		<mtu>9000</mtu>
      	</opt17>
      

      However there is no config block as show above for igb2 in favor of
      igb0 / igb1 / ix0 / ix1

      Neither is there such a config set for em0 .

      The only situation where I see an ^<op117> like control blok, is in case of a "Physical LAN"

      So adding not yet existing control block types, feels very hazzy

      I think I will open a ticket. Lets see how the developers react ...

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