>${SETSERIAL} /dev/cua1 ${AUTO_IRQ} autoconfig
>is I use in /etc/rc.d/rc.serials.
>
>And I connect everytime at a locked speed of 115200.
How do you know that your DTE rate is getting locked
at 115200? You might be right but I kinda doubt that
SETSERIAL would default to this. The only way to confirm
this is to turn OFF auto-speed negotiation between the
DCE and DTE connections. If you can't establish a good PPP
session.. then you'll know that the serial port is running
at a different rate than the modem port.
>My MTU is 4096, My Mss is 1500.
A MTU of 4096 is invalid for Ethernet and though it might
work for PPP, you'll hit a Ethernet segment somewhere down
stream. The only media that can handle frames that large
is token ring and FDDI (ATM might be able to). Because of
this, all of your packets are getting fragmented
somewhere down the network chain. Set your MTU back down to
1500 and I -bet- you'll see better performance.
--David
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