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Subject: The problem with MTU <1500
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Dear all!
I have two different values of uplink MTU - 1440 and 1492.
And in a local network - 1500.
In Cisco routers can be set 'set ip df 0', but I have no such router :(
What options are there for FreeBSD?
Only use the net/tcpmssd?
Will it be possible to process both two channels of 1Gb?


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