I am trying to create a tunnel between me and my customer MT LTE devices so that I can manage them remotely when not on my own wireless network. I have the VPN running fine where it runs ALL bandwidth across it (instead of using the providers gateway for Internet traffic), but all I really need is a...

I am trying to setup an Audience LTE6 Kit and it is connected to AT&T here in the US, but the throughput is almost non-existant. I have a Netgear Nighthawk next to it that pulls down 30 + Mbps but the MT is barely getting 1 Mbps at most. I know I must be doing something wrong, but I have no idea...

I just added a small network and the upstream provider gave me a /27 and is using the first IP address as the gateway on his side. Normally I would get a /30 between the upstream and me, but in this case he opted to do this instead. The way that I setup the routing did not seem to work. I setup the ...

I want to limit specific IP addresses to only browse a specific number of work-related websites/URL's. Can someone suggest best approach to this?

Thanks in advance.

Shane

There are other elements to my network. i.e. There is a switch upstream with other access points. I will be implementing this on those as well.

I have an RB450G and want to connect 4 Access points to my upstream router. I want to use it purely as a switch but want to configure it properly to avoid bridging loops between the Access Points. I have scoured the forum but have not seen exactly what I am looking for. Assistance is greatly appreci...

So I am attempting to understand the hard cap on the Heavy HTTP traffic. Using a PCQ on a queue tree, and the way I have marked my traffic, would the 2 Mbps cap on Heavy HTTP be on each port connection or on the entire IP address destination? More accurately, if there is a data stream on port 80 fro...

I have instituted the 4 packet marking mangle rules, but I am trying to decide which option for QoS is better for me: I have enough overall bandwidth on my network, however we are a WISP and our access points are also getting overwhelmed by the Netflix/Video traffic. 1) If I set Heavy HTTP traffic a...

I was wondering if attending MUM Europe would be as useful for me than attending MUM USA instead. (I am in the USA). I would like to combine business with a holiday if MUM Europe would be just as helpful. Any opinions?

When I enter the examples provided, I get an invalid statement. What appears to be missing is the "New Connection Mark" When I add the entry for that to the statement, it becomes valid, but no traffic is marked. This occurs on all 4 statements. I cannot seem to find the flaw...

@feklar: I am having difficulty creating the 4 mangle rules that you suggest. Would you be so kind as to provide an example?

Thanks in advance.

You are incorrect. Netflix states that they need a minimum of 1.5 Mbps of bandwidth for their service. If I provide them with 2 Mbps, I am not denying them service, nor am I making it of a lesser quality. More than 1.5 Mbps merely allows the user buffer to fill faster. Also, I am not throttling them...

We are running into issues with Netflix consuming too much of our bandwidth at night especially. When I torch the Netflix traffic, I have been able to determine that each customer feed comes from a single IP address, using port 80, although it can sometimes be across more than one connection at the ...

I found the problem and hopefully this will assist others who come across it: In viewing the forums, I saw a post that mentioned the primary and secondary server settings defaulting to 0.0.0.0 I also had this happen when my DNS service failed. What I failed to notice was the Max UDP Packet size had ...

I have several x86 boxes running MT v4 and 3. On each of them, over a period of time, the DNS service has stopped functioning. I finally realized that it occurred when I inadvertently tried to change the cache file size while the cache file was being cleared. I have rebooted the machines, changed ca...

Ok, I understand that it means high usage, but what constitutes high? I have a 100 Mbps connection to my upstream provider on this link, but it turns red at about 38 Mbps. Is it turning red merely because of the amount of bandwidth, or is it showing packet loss or some other alert status?

I have noticed that a few of the links between devices periodically turn red. What does this mean and where can I look at the data that causes it?

That's fine, but why install a new release and remove old versions right before your staff will be unavailable due to MUM?

http broken also

I have tried to upgrade 2 RB411AH from 3.31 to 4.6 today. No matter what I do, I get a file corrupt error when moving the combined file and when downloading the complete zip file, I get CRC errors when unpacking the files. I have done this from 2 separate PC's

Any idea when MUM US will be scheduled this year?

Have another piece of info to add: I added a static entry into the table, and when I do a remote lookup, it works, so the problem is definitely that it is not doing a lookup of the upstream Nameservers that I entered into the Primary and Secondary DNS fields.

I have a router running 3.7. Recently it stopped providing remote DNS requests. I do not know if it is not doing NS Lookups, or processing remote requests, or both.

Any suggestions?

Sorry to hear that you are having this problem, but it is one that many users in this forum would beg to have. Now I HAVE seen everything. Perhaps if you figure out why this is occurring you would let the rest of us know so those that want to limit p2p can use it

You are also likely to see the performance of your radio cards degrade over time as the amp will overdrive the cards. You will end up replacing cards and amps repeatedly. You are better off using a highpower card without the amp. Also, as mentioned in other replies, you will just amp up the noise in...

Not looking for moral or legal commentary here, just explanations:

If you leave the setting for country at no_country_set, does it default to the highest power setting? If not, what actually occurs, performance wise?

I want to NAT private addresses to a single public address and also use public addresses for some of my clients. Here is how I have my basic setup 2 Ethernet Interfaces - one labelled 'Internet', the other labelled 'Customers' I have the 2 interfaces bridged Public Interface is x.x.x.5/24 I want to ...

Sorry that you are getting the old "read the manual" reply. I wish I could be of more help, but like you, I have just enough time to do what I have to, and not enough time to do what I should. The best thing I can recommend, is to search for terms like "rate limit", "p2p&quo...

I would like to setup an RB532 just as a switch for the time being, with traffic from ether 2 ONLY going to ether 1 and also, ether 3 ONLY going to ether 1. I am wanting to keep broadcast traffic from being broadcast from ether 2 to ether 3 and vice versa. I think that just bridging the ports will n...

Try running in turbo mode.