When we transfer certain amounts of data in a packet we might cause that packet to fragment. The less fragmentations without requiring a collision or a re-send of a packet, the more efficient network traffic can be. The MTU defines the packet size. Different types of data or network links respond differently. To change the MTU on a Windows Server we’re going to use the netsh command. First, we’re going to use ping to ping a host on our network, using -f and then -l which allows us to define the MTU size. In this case we’re going to use 1500: ping https://krypted.com/ -f -l 1500 We should get an…