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LaserWriter Printers: TCP Maximum Segment Size
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What is the TCP Maximum Segment Size (MSS) over ethernet for IP-capable Apple LaserWriter printers?
Apple LaserWriter printers determine their TCP MSS by the IP address of sender, the printer's IP address, and the printer's subnet mask.
Here is a chart of the behavior:
These are the MSS values sent from the printer to the host. The actual MSS used in a particular print job may vary depending on the network topology and the behavior of the host.
Here is a chart of the behavior:
| LaserWriter 8500 | ||
| LaserWriter 12/640 PS | ||
| LaserWriter 16/600 PS | ||
| Color LaserWriter 12/600 PS | ||
| Color LaserWriter 12/660 PS | ||
| Table Notes 1. Local = host and printer are on same network and subnet. 2. Non-Local = host and printer are on different networks or subnets. | ||
These are the MSS values sent from the printer to the host. The actual MSS used in a particular print job may vary depending on the network topology and the behavior of the host.
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