> Framed-MTU only sets the MTU on the NAS (and only with scripting as I said).
> And it is actually MRU for PPP - you are setting the maximum receive unit
> for the NAS.
Oh yah, heh...heh, heh..
>
> Nothign RADIUS does can change the settings on the client end. We negotiate
> MTU with the client - and note like most things in PPP it can be asymmetrical.
> Smallest MTU wins for a given direction. If we want 1500 and the client says
> 552 - then it will be 552.
Thats what I thought. Just getting confused from some of the statements.
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