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Subject: Re: Gb Ethernet
From: Brian Jongekryg <bej@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 04 Feb 2013 16:45:06 -0600
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On 02/02/2013 2:28 am, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

It's late (I'm working an allnighter at the local YMCA for a boy scout
overnighter), where's MTU? I forget.
WRKLIND
MAXFRAME: 1496
SSAP's all have a MAXFRAME: 1496

NETSTAT *IFC and then F11 until you see the MTU (or option 5 on individual interfaces). But for Ethernet with MAXFRAME 1496, your MTU will default to 1500 if the LIND is configured for ETHSTD(*ETHV2) and 1492 for ETHSTD(*ALL).

Brian

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