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From your logs, it seems like someone is exploiting WordPress scripts, which could indicate vulnerabilities in your WordPress setup or plugins. Start by updating all WordPress plugins, themes, and the core itself to their latest versions. Also, install a security plugin like Wordfence or Sucuri to s...

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Nope, the CRS312 isn’t the only MikroTik device with 10G Ethernet ports. Some CCRs, like the CCR2116 and CCR2216, have 10G SFP+ ports, but if you're looking for actual RJ45 10G Ethernet ports, that's rare on their routers. MikroTik seems to push their switches (like the CRS series) for that.

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Hey, enable STP on both the CRS and switches to avoid loops. Just set the priorities so the CRS is the root if needed.

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I’d double-check the firewall and NAT rules, sometimes they don’t apply properly after an update. If UPnP isn’t helping, maybe try manually re-adding the port forwards. Also, if there’s an option to export logs or debug traffic, that might give you a clue about what’s blocking the remote connections...

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To make the laptop able to reach the other sites, it sounds like you’ll need to update the routing on Site A to forward traffic from the laptop to Sites B, C, and so on. You may need to add routes to those other sites in the WireGuard config on the laptop or adjust Site A's firewall rules to allow f...

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Anav’s point about using dstnat and the forward chain is because, even though your USB storage is connected directly to the router, the typical approach for accessing internal services from the WAN is through port forwarding rather than opening the router's input chain. By using dstnat and setting u...

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Here are a few things you could check: Firewall Rules: Also ensure you have firewall rules that allow traffic on ports 80 and 443 to the internal IP of your instance, 192.168.0.202. Sometimes just the Firewall rules can prevent the access even if you configured the NAT rules properly. Interface List...

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So far, so good. Never had any problems.
Here's an article about what we can expect in 2025 from ITAR: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/itar-com ... ith-mjgke/

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Sometimes, updates change how Windows handles VPN security protocols, especially with PPTP, which isn’t as secure by today’s standards. One workaround might be to try reconfiguring the VPN settings in Windows, focusing on authentication methods, or exploring L2TP or OpenVPN options if possible. Also...

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I noticed that too! It seems like the main website hasn't been updated yet with the new E50UG hEX, which is a bit annoying. I saw that brochure from the video, but it’s pretty barebones. I’ve had some luck in the past checking with distributors directly when stuff like this happens, since they somet...

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Hey! When I was setting up ROS 7.1.3 on Hyper-V Gen2, I found it helpful to use a VHDX file for the installation. Make sure the image you’re using is compatible with UEFI boot since that can cause issues if it’s not. I had some trouble downloading the image smoothly too, so I ended up switching netw...

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I recently had a similar experience when I needed to develop an app for my business. I worked with a company that built both my app and website, and they did an excellent job—quick turnaround and very professional. They also helped me with an SEO strategy, which made a big difference in getting more...

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I’ve hosted Mikrotik CHR on Google Cloud, and it’s been a smooth experience for me. The setup was quick, and it’s been reliable in terms of uptime and performance. The flexibility to scale resources as needed made it easier to manage traffic spikes without worrying too much about server issues. One ...

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I’ve run into similar issues with my router before, and it can be super frustrating. It’s weird that the Admin account can’t export the config; sometimes, certain functions have extra permissions tied to them. As for accessing the System account, those passwords are usually set by the manufacturer, ...

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I totally get how frustrating that can be! I had a similar issue with my cameras and a MikroTik router. It turned out that the necessary ports weren’t open, which was blocking the stream. I’d recommend checking to see if the ports for Hikvision, like TCP 8000 and 554 for RTSP, are properly configure...

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I’ve had a similar experience where certain commands wouldn’t execute properly until I tweaked the parameters. In your case, it sounds like the API might be picky about how the parameters are structured or identified. One thing that helped me was making sure I had the latest tools and software updat...

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Mikrotik's RouterOS is robust and can handle a Wireguard client setup, allowing you to route traffic through the tunnel. You can also configure it to drop the WAN connection if the VPN fails, ensuring security. For connecting multiple devices, both the router's ethernet and WiFi interfaces can be us...

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One thing that might be cool to add in the future is a troubleshooting section for common wireless problems. I’ve run into issues before that could have been sorted with a quick FAQ.

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I’ve got a 40km MikroTik link running with two SXT Lite5s. My towers are around 15 meters high, and the setup has been super reliable for a few months now. Here’s a shot of my setup—would love to see what others have going on!

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I totally get where you're coming from. I've been managing my hotspot manually too, and it's definitely a hassle. I haven't seen any updates yet that allow for user account creation and payments via PayPal, but I’ve been using Purple WiFi for a while now, and it automates a lot of those processes.

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I've had this issue before with my router. It usually means the SNMP agent is crashing or not responding properly. What I did was first check if the SNMP service was running and look at any logs for clues. Sometimes just restarting the SNMP service fixes it, which avoids a full reboot. If that doesn...

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For your LoRaWan gateway setup, you’ll need a solar power system that can reliably supply at least 7W of continuous power, factoring in some extra capacity for cloudy days and battery storage. Typically, a small solar setup with a 50W panel and a 20Ah battery should suffice, considering the efficien...

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Since your Sonos speakers and GREE AC start working when the bridge firewall is disabled, it's likely that the firewall is blocking necessary discovery packets. One solution could be to adjust the firewall settings to allow multicast traffic or create specific rules that permit traffic between the d...

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Have you double-checked your firewall rules? Sometimes, they can block IPv6 traffic even if everything else seems fine.

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Sounds like a routing issue. Maybe check your WireGuard config to ensure the correct routes are being pushed. Allowing 0.0.0.0/0 might be overkill and less secure. Try specifying only the necessary subnets for your home network instead.

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Have you tried plugging it into a different outlet just to rule out any power issues?

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You can check out options like OpenVPN, NordVPN, or even set up your own using built-in tools like macOS's VPN settings or OpenVPN for Linux. If you wanna skip the whole DDNS subscription thing, you can totally set up a tunnel manually. Just gotta configure your router and maybe do some port forward...

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Check if your Ethernet cables are Cat5e or better; older ones can slow things down. Also, look at your router settings to see if there's a bandwidth limit set. And if you haven't updated the firmware, give that a shot.

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If WinBox isn't an option, try accessing your MikroTik router through its web interface. Enter 192.168.88.1 in your browser's address bar. If that fails, check cables, ports, and firewall settings. If still stuck, contact MikroTik support for help.

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For Mac and Windows, you can use the built-in VPN functionality to create a tunnel to your "Home" router. For Linux, you can use various VPN clients like OpenVPN or WireGuard. Yes, it's possible to create the tunnel manually without subscribing to a 3rd party DDNS. You can use the dynamic ...

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I've been playing Apex Legends for a while, and setting up QoS on RouterOS can definitely help improve your gaming experience. Instead of using queues, you can prioritize packets by marking game traffic with a higher priority. You can do this by identifying the ports Apex Legends uses and setting ru...

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When I started my small business, I went for a mix of reliable and affordable hardware. For example, I chose Dell laptops for their durability and HP printers for their efficiency. A NAS (Network Attached Storage) system like Synology was also a great investment for secure and accessible data storag...

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You have to monitor the temperature, but it's also important to look at other parameters like signal strength and connection stability. For temperature, it's tricky to determine a critical level without specific manufacturer guidance. Generally, if it goes above 60 degrees Celsius, it could be probl...

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I haven't had the chance to set up a super long-range MikroTik link myself, but I've been fascinated by the setups I've seen. It's all about that clear line of sight and finding the perfect tower height to avoid any obstacles. I've heard high-gain antennas can really make a difference in extending t...

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Yep, you can downgrade firmware, but it can be tricky. Make sure you have the right file.

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Hey, try switching the wireless channel in the settings. Interference from other devices can mess things up. Also, make sure the transmit power is set to high.

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Hey there,

For a small to medium-sized business in Dubai, I'd recommend looking into MikroTik's RB4011 or CCR series for robust security and high-speed connectivity.

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This article shows how to handle and prevent DDoS attacks. In the future, you guys should employ traffic filtering and web application firewalls. If that doesn't help and the attacks don't end, contact a cybersecurity service.

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From what I've gathered, making sure your configurations align is key. That means checking things like firmware versions, CAP interfaces, and any potential conflicts in settings.

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In my experience, managing dynamic DHCP clients can be a bit tricky, especially when you want to tweak specific settings. With the switch to v7, it's possible that the process has changed a bit. Have you tried accessing the advanced settings or diving into the configuration files directly?

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First, set up a separate VLAN for your guest network (like VLAN 89). Then, configure your HaP mini to use that VLAN for the guest WiFi and adjust access point settings accordingly. Finally, block traffic between the guest network and your main LAN using firewall rules.

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I also had trouble with TunnelBear, mainly due to slow speeds and the hassle of dealing with "spammy" IP addresses. My solution was to move away from traditional VPNs and switch to a static residential proxy service. These proxies offer clear, consistent IP addresses and make switching bet...

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Well, yeah the issue might be with the ISP, have you check it? For the SSH and RDP issues within your network, it seems like a case of hairpin NAT not being configured or working as intended. This is where traffic from your internal network to your public IP isn't being routed back correctly. A good...

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Thank you for the script. I will try it and and tell you my impressions.

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I totally get the confusion with those LED lights. Had the same issue with a new router I got. All these lights flashing and I'm just standing there scratching my head. What helped me was digging up the manual online. It usually explains what each light means. For mine, a solid light was good, but i...

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Haven't heard any official word from Mikrotik about OAuth, but it would make sense for them to jump on that bandwagon.

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Your setup seems pretty solid, but maybe check if your RB's firewall is playing nice with IPv6. Also, have you tried traceroute to see where the ping hiccup kicks in? Sometimes it's a routing thing.

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Check if your Wireguard configuration is correctly routing RTP traffic between the sites. You might need to update your routing tables or firewall rules to ensure RTP packets can flow in both directions. Also, make sure your firewall settings on the routerboards aren't blocking incoming RTP traffic ...

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To deal with stale ARP entries, one workaround is scheduling a script to run regularly that clears out old ARP entries using the "/ip arp remove [find where interface=""]" command.

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The "Bad EAP size" error could mean that there's a mismatch in the EAP settings between your Windows client and the Mikrotik router. Make sure that the EAP method you're using on both ends (Windows and Mikrotik) is the same. It's also worth double-checking your Windows client's EAP setting...

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I had a related issue recently – I was dealing with a 'Cannot Verify Email Existence' problem, which was a nightmare since I use email daily. After some digging, I found that the first step is to double-check your email address for errors. Also, if there's a delivery error message, verifying the rec...

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I am expecting a thousand users use simultaneously to my hotspot..i am currently using CCR12G for my hotspot but when i reach to a hundred users, the login page takes too long to respond. The page will display for almost a minute or more. Please help.

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I would like to ask you guru to help me find a solution to my problem. I am using port forwarding using an action netmap (one to one NAT) from my Public IP to my local Servers. The connection is successful since i can browse my site outside. My only problem now is that the link inside my website can...

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