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Bob Carrick
Premium,ExMod 2002
join:2000-04-24
New York, NY

reply to Bill_MI

Re: MTU, PPPoE, Servers and LinkSys Routers

The MTU should be changed generally on the router. If the router is configured properly (via firmware) it will use 1500 to speak to the PCs and then a seperate MTU for the internet, IE: 1492. My Nexland actually allows me to adjust the MTU speaking to my computers (which you leave at 1500, since it's straight Ethernet) and the MTU going out to the real world. 1470 in my PPPoE case.
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