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5.5] What is a runt? (Ethernet Errors and Troubleshooting) |
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5.5] What is a runt? (Ethernet Errors and Troubleshooting) |
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This article is from the Ethernet FAQ, by James Messer James@NetworkUptime.com with numerous contributions by others.
In Ethernet networks, any frame shorter than the minimum 64 bytes
but with a valid CRC is considered a runt. Other frame-length errors
in Ethernet are long frames, which are longer than 1518 bytes yet
have a valid CRC.
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