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07-25-2005
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MTU settings
I would like to know how to change my network cards MTU setting. Red hat 9 i'm running atm
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07-25-2005
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In command prompt, type ip link set eth0 mtu value.
That's assuming your network card is eth0. You can check it with command ip link show eth0. |
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07-25-2005
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will it always be set to that value then?
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07-25-2005
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If you want to set it permanently, edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0, add line MTU=value there.
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