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When using ur own router what should the mtu be?

Crave · 2005-12-30 03:41:32

when i try set up my own router it's asks me to set the mtu between 1400 and 1492? what should it be and should Relay LAN site PPPoE session be checked or unchecked? thanx

30-12-2005 3:41am

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Crave

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when i try set up my own router it's asks me to set the mtu between 1400 and 1492? what should it be and should Relay LAN site PPPoE session be checked or unchecked? thanx

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#2 30-12-2005 4:23am

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Dr TCP should help you choose your pc settings. The router should be automatic, but if you really need a number anything under or equal too 1492; the higher the better so 1492.

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#3 30-12-2005 12:36pm

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1454.

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#4 30-12-2005 7:52pm

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I use 1480 - it seemed to fix a problem with constant timeouts that I had before, but I can't say I'm 100% sure how it works.

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