On Mon, 12 Apr 1999, David A. Ranch wrote:
| That can't be true since LCP negotiates protocols, compression,
| authentication, etc. Yes, PAP/CHAP will be skipped but LCP will
| negotiate IPCP. Then, IPCP will figure out MTUs, etc.
LCP negotiates general link options, including MTU. This is covered in
RFC 1661, section 6. On PortMasters, it is not possible to force a
particular MTU value if the dial-in client is using PAP or CHAP. The
client must negotiate it. If no value is negotiated, it defaults to 1500,
per the RFC.
If the dial-in client is getting something other than 1500 on a
PortMaster, they are either negotiating it, or they are using a scripted
login and RADIUS is assigning the value.
-James
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