I would suggest you to look into
system / logging - create a new rule for topic interface - filter the results and you can also use the remote action

hi
how about dropping ssh access to your router from any PPP interfaces?
something like:
/ip firewall filter add chain=input action=drop in-interface=all-ppp dst-port=yourSSHport

Hi I think you will need to allow the communication to the DHCP server first then you can use mangle to add the required IP to dynamic address list then you can create firewall rule to allow the dynamic address list and drop everything else also you have the option to execute script when you renew/d...

Hi there are many ways: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Load_Balancing good example here: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Load_balancing_multiple_same_subnet_links I would suggest you to also try: (if your infrastructure is not complex) Bonding: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/B...

Hi it's difficult to assist as I can't see what other devices are connect and where the loop might be coming from. I've noticed you are talking about adding VLAN to the bridge. none of your bridges will understand VLAN because you have vlan-filtering=no please check this article about vlan-filtering...

Hi I didn't fully understand your infrastructure but here are few tips that can hopefully help you: Bridges - if you are VLAN tagging your management bridge double check bridge settings / VLAN filtering (on if you are tagging) and also your PVID on the bridge (if 1 then it's default) and your ports ...

depending on your usage, couple of things to consider: CPU speed and cores: Mikrotik 1036 has 36 cpu cores, 1072 has 72 cores - mikrotik Mhz rate is much lower than Xeon CPU but you will have 4-8 Xeon cores unless you budget is really wild. if the application is couple of servers talking to each oth...

Hi
I would be really nice to have DNS and rDNS server implemented in the RouterOS.
DNS - I mean full featured DNS where you can manage your own zones.

if it's the firewall then you can add 2 rules:
1. allow ping from either your subnet or IP to the router (input chain on router)
2. allow ping from router to dst ip/subnet (output chain on router)

it's most likely your firewall
try to disable all filters and see if it works

Master is very important, the router with full BGP routing table should be master only
I've managed with the following startup script:

/interface vrrp set [find name~"VRRP"] disabled=yes;
delay 240;
/interface vrrp set [find name~"VRRP"] disabled=no;

Hi we currently have two border routers (each linked to 3 ISPs with individual BGP peers) VRRP is configured on our networks I would like to apply delay (2-3 mins) when VRRP comes from backup mode to master because BGP sessions takes 2-3 mins to pull all BGP routes. example: when R1 is restarted /sh...