Open qatar2030 opened 1 month ago
Set pppoe-out mtu to 1492 or 1480, 1460 maybe wrong value for pppoe
i'm still sufring
i'm still sufring
Did you disable IPv6? From PPP --- Profile set Use IPv6 to No
Looks like your pppoe-client caps at 1460 but you can try with standard 1492 to see if the actual MTU is accepted. There cases where ISPs support baby jumbo frame then you need to set your sfp1plus interface with MTU of 1508 and set your pppoe-client with 1500 to enjoy full MTU 1500.
I did the baby jumbo 1508, somehow ISP use VRRP for PPPoE and lose ability to have 1500 PPPoE MTU, but now only MTU is 1500 is Down Stream path
When I look routeros pppoe client help, it apprears that when you don't specify the MTU value, its default value is 1460.
The log entries that show the warning is when a client from your internal
network try to send packets with MTU 1492 which is larger than gateway MTU then you have fragmentation issue.
Try to use a default MTU 1492 at least to see if it resolves the issue first.
One more thing, as you use VLAN interface in routeros while the sfp can tag VLAN for you, try the option and let your pppoe-client dials on sfp1plus interface.
What is the causing for that?