Justin Cook wrote:
How about checking your mtu? I've had very strange SSH behavior with
MTU too large. Try setting 1300 or so.
You said that before.
MTU matters on a physical link. Once there's another hop, it's all
irrelevant, intermediate systems repackage the data.
There's rarely a need for anyone to fiddle with MTU, 1500 works on
ethernet end of story.
On ADSL, modern setup software gets it right (it's a little less than
1500), and on mainframes (not using ethernet) one might be using around
32k. Whatever my mainframe is using, my PC talking to it and using
another physical link still uses 1500 (or a little less over ADSL).
Even if MTU can cause a problem (which I doubt), it would do so from the
nearby machine (which maybe is on the same switch), not the remote one.
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