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PPPOE with MTU higher than 1492 (rfc-4638)

Hi,

It looks like MTU values higher than 1492 are not supported on my current version 9.201-23

Can anyone please advise if this is supposed to be like this as I read it was already implemented on previous versions.

(Support PPPoE RFC 4638 (MTU > 1492))

If not, is there any way to set the MTU value permanently on the ppp0 interfaz?

thanks in advance

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0 Amodin over 11 years ago

Did you look in and edit Interfaces and Routing > Interfaces > Edit Interface, Advanced?

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0 Amodin over 11 years ago

Did you look in and edit Interfaces and Routing > Interfaces > Edit Interface, Advanced?

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 11 years ago in reply to Amodin

Interestingly, default ADSL 2+ is 1492, I changed mine to 1500 and forced a reconnect and with an MTU of 1500 re-connected and posting this over the link with an MTU of 1500.
So, appears to be supported.

Ian
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0 MotoMoto over 11 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

Interestingly, default ADSL 2+ is 1492, I changed mine to 1500 and forced a reconnect and with an MTU of 1500 re-connected and posting this over the link with an MTU of 1500.
So, appears to be supported.

Ian

In the UK ADSL could use PPPoA or PPPoE

PPPoE requires a maximum MTU of 1492, PPPoA is 1500. Domestic routers frequently have 1492 default MTU
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PPPOE with MTU higher than 1492 (rfc-4638)

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