Configuring EAP-TLS Fragment Size
Use the following command to configure and reduce the EAP-TLS fragment size sent to the RADIUS server. Reducing the EAP-TLS fragment size ensures that IP fragmentation does not take place in the network.
- It is important to configure the EAP-TLS fragment size based on the MTU of the network.
- The following command will only set the EAP-TLS fragment size sent to the RADIUS server. The EAP-TLS fragment size sent to supplicant will not be changed. This command is applicable only for the EAP-TLS method, and it does not apply to PEAP/EAP-TTLS.
Syntax
aaa port-access authenticator eap-tls-fragment towards-server <max-fragment-size>
no aaa port-access authenticator eap-tls-fragment towards-server <max-fragment-size>
Description
Configures the EAP-TLS fragment size sent to the RADIUS server. If the EAP-TLS fragment size is not configured, the switch will perform EAP-TLS fragmentation only when the size of the incoming data packet is more than 3 KB.
The no form of the command removes the EAP-TLS fragment size configuration.
Parameter
eap-tls-fragment towards-server
Configure the EAP-TLS fragment size, which is sent to the RADIUS server.
<max-fragment-size>
Enter the value to set the maximum fragment size. The allowable range of EAP-TLS fragment size is between 576 to 3072 bytes.
Command Context
config