[dhcwg] interface-mtu and Windows
"Ralf Peveling" <ralf@peveling.net> Sun, 06 January 2002 19:20 UTC
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From: Ralf Peveling <ralf@peveling.net>
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Hello, I set up a dhcp-server on a Linux-box. I set the option interface-mtu 1300. But Windows seems to ignore this option. Is there a way to tell a Windows-client to use another MTU than 1500 via dhcp? -- Ralf Peveling ralf@peveling.net http://www.peveling.net
- [dhcwg] interface-mtu and Windows Ralf Peveling