i am not sure i know what you are asking, but given the errors you are showing this is the proper procedure to change the mtu
ifconfig e1000g0 unplumb ifconfig e1000g1 unplumb ... dladm set-linkprop -p MTU=9000 e1000g0 dladm set-linkprop -p MTU=9000 e1000g1 ... then you can restart your networking... svcadm restart physical/network:default (if static addressing) or svcadm restart physical/network:nwam (if dhcp) the question i have related to this, is that when i set my MTU to 9000 it isnt persistent across reboots on e1000g0 - i saw in bugster that someone else had raised the issue and it was closed as unreproducible -- i can reproduce it. when looking at /etc/dladm/datalink.conf: 1 name=string,e1000g4;class=int,1;media=int,4;phyinst=int,5;phymaj=int,110;devname=string,e1000g4; 2 name=string,e1000g5;class=int,1;media=int,4;devname=string,e1000g5;phymaj=int,110;phyinst=int,6;MTU=string,9000; 3 name=string,e1000g2;class=int,1;media=int,4;phyinst=int,3;phymaj=int,110;devname=string,e1000g2; 4 name=string,e1000g3;class=int,1;media=int,4;phyinst=int,4;phymaj=int,110;devname=string,e1000g3; 5 name=string,e1000g0;class=int,1;media=int,4;phyinst=int,1;phymaj=int,110;devname=string,e1000g0; 6 name=string,e1000g1;class=int,1;media=int,4;devname=string,e1000g1;phymaj=int,110;phyinst=int,2;MTU=string,9000; i see this problem on snv_111b any ideas? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
