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Re: How do you change the MTU with Windows Disk Creation Wizard v2.13.0Posted by: Sileet (---.dsl.skt2ca.pacbell.net)Date: October 18, 2004 07:44PMI believe I solved the issue after poking around a bit. A fairly simple change: Open /etc/rc.d/rc.pppoe through WebAdmin Edit the following line: echo "pty 'pppoe -I $IF_INET -m 1412'" >>/etc/ppp/options Change it to look like this: echo "pty 'pppoe -I $IF_INET -m 1452'" >>/etc/ppp/options I believe # value represented by this code is the MMS. "MSS (Maximum Segment Size) defines the largest segment of TCP (Transfer Control Protocol) data that the Winsock is prepared to receive. When a connection is established, the two ends agree to use the smaller of each end's value. Because headers are typically 40 bytes, MSS is usually 40 less than the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)." (http://www.speedguide.net/analyzer.php) So I figured I'd change that value to 40 less than 1492 (1492-40 = 1452). After I did that, my MTU was reported as 1492, and speed test now reflect my true bandwidth That said, I believe the MMS value programmed into Coyote Linux was limiting my MTU, even though it was set to 1492. |
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