This page documents the installation and configuration of MikroTik CHR on VMware ESXi, covering supported network interfaces (vmxnet3, E1000) and disk controllers (IDE, VMware Paravirtual SCSI), along with instructions for enabling jumbo frames by adjusting MTU settings and reconfiguring interfaces.
This page introduces Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) configuration in MikroTik RouterOS, explaining its importance for network efficiency and compatibility. It covers different MTU types, including Layer-2/L3 MTU and full frame MTU, with details on supported values for various RouterBoard models.
PPPoE enables IPv6 prefix delegation over PPP and MLPPP across Ethernet links, supporting both client-to-server and server-to-client configurations. It operates in discovery and session phases, with LCP/CHAP authentication and IPCP for IP address assignment. MTU considerations ensure proper encapsulation, while client properties like authentication methods and demand dialing enhance flexibility.