Just a note to avoid misunderstanding: the DROP rule added at 14:47 of the video "MikroTips: How to firewall" should be moved one line above otherwise that IP address will still have access to the network.
I need to monitor the RSTP status of some devices and to do that I would need to know the current "root bridge id" of each. I saw that the command /interface bridge monitor bridge once includes this information but how do I just extract the single line and store it in a variable? Thank you.
I not understand the problem, you try to force poe out on right ports? Yes and nothing changes. I don['t think You can use the RB260 PoE out while powering it through PoE. To really use its four PoE outputs You would need run it through the DC in jack. I absolutely confirm, the RB260 is powered by ...
Let's take these three devices: A = switch RB260GSP, PoE IN on port 1, PoE OUT on ports 2-5 B = access point cAP AC, PoE IN on port 1, PoE OUT on port 2 C = router hEX, PoE IN on port 1 Legend: A.2 = device A, port 2 --- = network cable I powered A with its power supply but through a PoE adapter (RB...
On PtP with one ether and one wlan, how you can made a loop? The problem of loop can happen only on a router/switch /int bri set [find] protocol=none also set the admin mac on bridge interface, everytime choice the "WAN" interface as mac address Sorry rextended, you've probably already an...
Yes, switching to a routed network is certainly in the plans but I have to get there step by step. I am already using the RB750Gr3s almost everywhere to derive routed subnets from this backbone and create VPNs: small but powerful! I'm using the RB260GS because with the 4 PoE ports I easily feed / co...
Thanks for the tips guys, very helpful. I come back to the topic because I had to change the network topology for other reasons but the problem remained. At the moment the network is conceptually similar to the following: AP0.0( )ST0.1---SW0.1---AP0.1( )ST0.2-----------AP0.2( )ST0.n---SW0.n / | | SW...
On PtP with one ether and one wlan, how you can made a loop? Yes, a loop on this type of device is quite unlikely ... However, since the wireless backbone originates from 6 different points in the wired network and 90% of the links are PtMP, a loop is still possible. Unfortunately, between a Statio...
Hello everyone, I inherited a geographic backbone made up of about 70 wireless devices (all Mikrotik, various models), where I'm having big stability problems. The problem is that communications often suffer interruptions, even of about ten seconds and as the diameter of the network increases, ie th...
While I was looking for solutions, alternatives to the various TR-069 servers, to manage the growing number of devices of our customers, I came across a software that I had never heard, specific for Mikrotik devices and which seems to have quite interesting features. It is called Mupsbox . Before mo...
Hello everyone, I have configured some hEX routers as L2TP/IPsec client of a Mikrotik CHR server and they work very well. The problem is that they don't get the DNS server addresses I specified in the profile, the same one used to configure the server too. With the same server configuration, Windows...