Check System > Routerboard, does Current Firmware match Upgrade Firmware version? If not, upgrade and reboot. System > Logging, add DHCP. Try dhcp-client again on ether1, post the logs. What's the mac address of the bridge? and ether1? You can open a new terminal maximized, then issue /interface p ...

If you plug your computer into the cable that is on ether1, does it get an IP address. If it does, make sure it is not in the same range as your router (ie 192.168.88.0/24). I don't see anything in config that would prevent it from obtaining an IP. Yes it does, as does any other device I plug my IS...

Could be any number of things. Post the output of /export hide-sensitive after also disgusing any public IPs present. this is the export of my config. pretty standard, basic configuration after a system reset. still i dont obtain an ip adress on my wan interface. # jan/02/1970 00:03:44 by RouterOS ...

hello! I can't for the life of me figure this out. I've read all the basic setup guides. If I directly set up my eth1 as a dhcp client, it get permanently stuck searching for an ip. dhcp sends a discover message but gets no reply. if i use a bridge containing all eth interfaces I am however able to ...