MTU of the Internet?

Tony Li tli at juniper.net
Thu Feb 5 08:56:27 UTC 1998


jra at scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us (Jay R. Ashworth) writes:

> > Unless your ISP uses BBN Butterflies and C30 IMPs in its backbone, I
> > would discount the odds of running into a link with an MTU of 576.
> 
> How do I program my router to emulate one of those?

You don't need to.  It's already there.  You just need to configure it:

	conf term
	  int serial 0
	  ip mtu 576
	  no ip route-cache
	  <repeat for all interfaces>
	no router bgp 109
	router egp 109
	  ...
	^Z

To simulate an IMP, you need to configure X.25 DCE interfaces.  This is too
gross to discuss on a family mailing list.

;-)

Tony



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