No Custom MTU settings option on BE88U

[prosperot]

On my BE88U with 3008.102.5 firmware, it is not possible to set Custom MTU settings on the tab WAN/special ISP requirements

My ISP requiers a MTU of 1500. I have tried Chrome Edge and Safari browsers and cleared browser settings, but the problem persists.

 

[Katana1074]

On my BE88U with 3008.102.5 firmware, it is not possible to set Custom MTU settings on the tab WAN/special ISP requirements

My ISP requiers a MTU of 1500. I have tried Chrome Edge and Safari browsers and cleared browser settings, but the problem persists.

Asus RT-BE88U MTU 1508

Hi guys, I bought an Asus RT-BE88U, I really like this router, and I was wondering if the new BE routers from Asus can do MTU 1508 over PPPOE with baby jumbo frames? My ISP is Telus, but last mile carrier is Bell and they are using PPPOE with VLAN 40. So I was wondering if I could achieve that...

www.snbforums.com

 

[Ripshod]

Strange. The settings have moved about but MTU is definitely there.

 

[prosperot]

True, but that only accepts MTU up to 1492, i need 1500. On the previous merlin it used to be an option on thay page under 'isp specific', but now that option is gone

 

[ColinTaylor]

True, but that only accepts MTU up to 1492, i need 1500. On the previous merlin it used to be an option on thay page under 'isp specific', but now that option is gone

Is this really a problem? There were two places to enter the MTU. One only appeared under Account Settings when you were using PPPoE (e.g. 1492). The other was when using Automatic IP or Static IP in Special Requirement from ISP. The latter defaults to 1500, so unless you're looking to lower that number you don't need to do anything.

 

[octopus]

True, but that only accepts MTU up to 1492, i need 1500. On the previous merlin it used to be an option on thay page under 'isp specific', but now that option is gone

What show: nvram show | grep wan[01]_mtu

 

[prosperot]

Is this really a problem? There were two places to enter the MTU. One only appeared under Account Settings when you were using PPPoE (e.g. 1492). The other was when using Automatic IP or Static IP in Special Requirement from ISP. The latter defaults to 1500, so unless you're looking to lower that number you don't need to do anything.

The problem is that i don't have that option under 'special requirements'

 

[prosperot]

What show: nvram show | grep wan[01]_mtu

1500 ;-) I guess I am good!

 

[ColinTaylor]

The problem is that i don't have that option under 'special requirements'

My point was that you don't need that option if you want the MTU to be 1500.