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I have two 7301s configured for PPPoE VPDN &nbsp;as LAC - LNS.<br />
These are directly connected using a Gig port on each 7301.<br />
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Can I increase the MTU for the ports so that I can carry PPP payload of more than 1500 bytes without fragmenting ?<br />
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Can VPDN / L2TP be configured to enable the transport of payloads larger than 1500 without fragmentation ?
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I have two 7301s configured for PPPoE VPDN  as LAC - LNS.
These are directly connected using a Gig port on each 7301.

Can I increase the MTU for the ports so that I can carry PPP payload of more than 1500 bytes without fragmenting ?

Can VPDN / L2TP be configured to enable the transport of payloads larger than 1500 without fragmentation ?

Cisco 7301 Gig port MTU adjust

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