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All FAQs » All Things Unix FAQ » 2.1 Networking » 1802

How do I change/set the MTU of an interface? (#1802)
To change or set the MTU of an interface you would use:
    ifconfig ethX mtu
Where ethX is the interface of which you would like the change or set the MTU size. An example of this would be:
    ifconfig eth0 mtu 1500
This would set an MTU value of 1500 to eth0.

MTU can also be set by adding a line: MTU=1440 (for example) to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0. Thanks to gregorlarson.

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