Hi David
Thanks for reply - and explanations.
You can set the MTU on an interface from /etc/network/interfaces:
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.20.30.53
netmask 255.255.255.240
broadcast 10.20.30.63
gateway 10.20.30.49
mtu 1460
This would
glenn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Firstly just because I used the tla MTU doesn't mean I undertand it,
Maximum transmission unit, it's the largest packet size that can be
sent out over some particular interface. For Ethernet the standard
MTU is 1500 bytes; you can apparently get better
Hi
Firstly just because I used the tla MTU doesn't mean I undertand it, but
I look after a box where I need to set it, and would like it done
automatically.
After a bit of googling the only way, out of many, that seems to work on
this box is to delete the default route and use the route command
On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 01:56:51AM +1100, glenn wrote:
Firstly just because I used the tla MTU doesn't mean I undertand it, but
I look after a box where I need to set it, and would like it done
automatically.
The way to set a MTU is (assuming you have the iproute package
installed):
# ip l s
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