Configure TCPIP max transfer unit size in Windows 9x

To change the MTU for an adapter :

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System \CurrentControlSet \Services \Class \NetTrans \{Adapter-Id}]
MaxMTU = “576”

The {Adapter-Id} can have the value 0000, 0001, 000n. If several {Adapter-Id}, then find the correct one using the following ways:

Looking at the value “DriverDesc” for each {Adapter-Id}, and see if it matches the wanted device (Ex. if modem then “Dialup Adapter”)
Change the TCP/IP setting for the adapter in network properties, example the DNS address. Then find the {Adapter-Id} which has that certain DNS-address

More Info MS KB250663

Note with DUN 1.3+ (Windows 98 and Windows Me has it installed by default) it is possible to set the MTU for a dialup adapter, without going into the registry. Control Panel -> Network -> Dial-Up Adapter -> Advanced tab -> IP Packet Size. - Automatic = 0 (576 bytes when below 128 kbps else 1500 bytes)

Large = 1500 bytes
Medium = 1000 bytes
Small = 576 bytes
Custom (Cannot set MTU below 576 bytes, without using registry editor)

It is possible to change the values for the predefined “IP Packet Size” :

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System \CurrentControlSet \Services \Class \Net \{Dialup-Adapter-Id} \Ndi \params \IPMTU \enum]
“1492”=”Automatic”

More Info MS KB183437