How to show my NIC MTU value, and how do I change it to use Jumbo Frame?
list current value
$ lsattr -E -l en0 -a mtu
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With the chdev command, the interface cannot be
changed while it is in use. Change is effective across reboots.
$ chdev -l en0 -a mtu=9000
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An alternate method is as
follows: ifconfig interface_name mtu NewValueThis
changes the MTU size on a running system, but will not preserve the value
across a system reboot.
$ ifconfig en0 mtu 9000
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Use SMIT to change permanent, and does not requires restart.
$ smit chif
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Note:
Some application that uses persistent connection requires a
restart in order to work properly after the change of MTU.
For the Gigabit Ethernet adapter, use the device
attribute jumbo_frames=yes to enable jumbo frames (just
setting MTU to 9000 on the interface is not enough).
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