[Ndn-interest] [EXT] NDN Chunks larger files

Junxiao Shi shijunxiao at email.arizona.edu
Mon Jan 11 05:07:35 PST 2021


Hi Hahns

ndnputchunks by default creates Data packets of about 5KB, larger than
typical Ethernet MTU. This in turn causes IPv4 fragmentation.
If the WSL computer is the consumer, you need to add a rule in Windows
firewall to allow IPv4 fragments. Otherwise, packets cannot reach WSL
container.

Yours, Junxiao

On Mon, Jan 11, 2021, 05:30 Hahns Anthony Genato via Ndn-interest <
ndn-interest at lists.cs.ucla.edu> wrote:

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> Hello,
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> I was trying out the ndnputchunks and ndncatchunks on two computers (one
> is running WSL and the other ubuntu). Both running nfd locally.
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> When using
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> (producer ) ndnputchunks -v /A < cat/test.txt
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> It created one chunk in the prefix /A since the .txt file was really small
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> (consumer) ndncatchunks -v /A
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> It was able to get the file successfully
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> However when I tried sending an image
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> (producer ) ndnputchunks -v /A < cat/index.jpeg
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> It created 4 chunks in the prefix /A
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> (consumer) ndncatchunk -v /A
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> Then it starts to have a problem it keeps retransmitting segment 0 and 1
> and it cant seems to get the first two segments then it goes to an error.
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>               Retransmitting segment #1
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> # of retries for segment #1 is 15
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> Retransmitting segment #0
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> # of retries for segment #0 is 15
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> Retransmitting segment #1
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> Retransmitting segment #0
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> ERROR: Fetching terminated but no final segment number has been found
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> What am I doing wrong ☹
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