>Is there a way to change the mtu on w95 machines? I havnt looked
>but I dont remember it, or will they just pick it up on a reboot?
I don't recommend the RWIN or TTL changes since it RADICALLY slowed
things down but the MTU fix should work fine.
--David
>; Joe McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2:39 PM 5/10/97
>; This is a registry update that changes TCP/IP settings.
>;
>; There are four TCP/IP MS Winsock protocol network settings when using a
>; ethernet direct connection that can be configured in the registry to give
>; you somewhat better throughput and results.
>; They are the MaxMTU, MaxMSS and DefaultRcvWindow, and DefaultTTL.
>; You can adjust any of the values as you feel necessary.
>; If later you use a dial-up networking modem you may want to change the
>; values from 1500, 1460, 32768, 128 to 576, 536, 8192, 128.
>;
>; Follow these steps:
>; * BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP - your registry !!! Use REGEDIT to do this.
>; * Use REGEDIT to find where TCP/IP resides under the following key
>; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\NetTrans
>; it will be a four-digit subkey (ie. 0002).
>; * Change the next occurrence of the "000n" characters in this mstcp1.txt
>; file to that subkey number.
>; * Change the name of this file from mstcp1.txt to mstcp1.reg.
>; * From explorer, double-clicking the .reg file will update the registry with
>; the new settings.
>; * Reboot for the changes to take effect.
>;
>; Use at your own risk.
>
>[Hkey_Local_Machine\System\CurrentControlset\Services\Class\NetTrans\000n]
>"MaxMTU"="1500"
>"MaxMSS"="1460"
>
>[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\VxD\MSTCP]
>"DefaultRcvWindow"="32768"
>"DefaultTTL"="128"
>
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