Ethertypelength
Ethertypelength is a configuration parameter found in some network interface card (NIC) drivers and network protocol stacks. Its primary purpose is to control how the system handles Ethernet frames that have a length outside the standard range. The standard Ethernet frame size typically falls between 64 and 1518 bytes, although variations like VLAN tagging can extend this maximum to 1522 bytes.
When Ethertypelength is enabled, the system interprets the EtherType field in the Ethernet header as a protocol
The implications of this setting can be significant. If Ethertypelength is incorrectly configured for the network