Cisco Systems 10.x manual Configuration Setting Description, Time Zone, CLI set timezone, MTU Size

Chapter 1 Installing Cisco Unity Connection

Pre-Installation Tasks

Table 1-2	Gathering Information for Installation
Configuration Setting		Description			Can Setting Be Changed After Installation?
Time Zone: _____________________		Sets the local time zone and offset			Yes, using the CLI command
		from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).			CLI > set timezone
		Select the time zone that most closely
		matches the location of your server.
		Caution In a cluster, you must set
				the subscriber server to the
				same time zone as the
				publisher server.
MTU Size: ______________________		Sets the largest packet, in bytes, that			Yes, using the CLI command
		this host will transmit on the network.			CLI > set network mtu
		By default, MTU is set to the size
		defined in the operating system.
		Selecting a different packet size
		would be more prevalent where a
		VPN or IPsec tunnel is used with a
		custom packet size. Web access over
		VPN can cause web pages not to load
		because of an improper MTU
		configuration.
		The MTU size that you configure
		must not exceed the lowest MTU size
		that is configured on any link in your
		network.
		Note In clustered server pairs, the
			MTU setting must be the
			same on both servers.

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