MTU Set

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ReFleX-g
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MTU Set

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Hello ,
I should set the MTU value in windows as the one in the router 1492 ?
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Yes, it is best to set your Windows MTU the same as the maximum external one, i.e. 1492 in your case. This theoretically reduces load on the router as it shouldn't have to repackage data frames.
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