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| message from Anon on 24 Jan 2003 |
Does anyone know how to change the MTU to 1458 on the DSL-504 through the
command prompt?
I seem to remember there was a post on ADSLguide but I can't find it now.
Thanks in advance
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| Reckless replied to Anon on 24 Jan 2003 |
Login to the router using telnet
ip device delete ppp_device
ip device add ppp_device ether //ppp/DEVICE=1 mtu 1458
config save
restart
I tried it but my (Win2K) VPN client REALLY didn't like it so you should
test everything thoroughly.
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| Mike Smith replied to Reckless on 25 Jan 2003 |
Tried this and it didin't work for me either. I would think the
commands are somewhat suspect althought the device does accept them.
Had to do a factory reset to get it all working again.
Beware
Cheers, Mike.
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 01:51:56 +0000 (UTC), "Reckless"
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| Jay replied to Mike Smith on 26 Jan 2003 |
Wouldby DRtcp only change it for the PC you ran it on ?
How would it change the router ?
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| Mr T replied to Jay on 26 Jan 2003 |
Can you explain to me why would you want to change it on the router? I
would have thought that the router would route the packets in the same
size MTU as it received from the PC's Ethernet card?
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| Anon replied to Mike Smith on 25 Jan 2003 |
I eventually found it on ADSLguide the commands were:-
ip enable ethernet mtu 1458
ip enable ppp_device mtu 1458
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