I can administer the Mikrotik router (on 192.168.88.1) from afar over VPN, so I am getting in. I don’t know how to assign a static LAN IP to the two remote locations getting a VPN connection, so that affects perhaps some the solution you suggest. One thing of note is some weirdness (my ignorance) in...
Sorry about the lack of clarity or its convoluted nature -- linking a sketch: https://ibb.co/4Tm1N8P . I want to communicate from location 1 to location 3 via a Mikrotik L2TP-IPSec VPN. I have set up split-tunneling at Locations 1 & 2 so that everything on 192.168.88.0/24 goes to the Mikrotik. L...
I'd like to connect a Linux client using Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) at the 1st remote location to a Windows machine at a 2nd remote location over a Mikrotik VPN at at 3rd location. Therefore, all three have different public facing IP's. Due to legacy concerns and cross-OS compatibility,...
Thank you so much for starting this thread, sindy. A total noob here running ROS 6.49.7, on an hAP ac2 and also want VPN access across multiple OS'es (iOS, Android, Ubuntu and Windows) and for multiple devices simultaneous on the same LAN. Are these the lines to customize, the bold items, specifical...
I am running 6.49.2 on an hap ac2, and have a USB memory stick attached. From the terminal, the /disk print command works, and I see this: [admin@MikroTik4] > /disk print # NAME LABEL TYPE DISK FREE SIZE 0 disk1 NO NAME fat32 USB Flash Drive 37.8GiB 116.1GiB But when I run /file print , the terminal...
Something happened either in recent updates of Windows 10, or RouterOS, but I can no longer connect through to my remote Mikrotik router VPN from several wireless networks.
+1 Issues with the iPhone and iPad, and FaceTime. Random disconnects on 5GHz (WPA2/AES). 2.4GHz seem less problematic; but not fully tested. Turned off DFS, but still a no for Apple's portable devices. Apple's 2017 iMac desktop connecting to the same router on 5GHz running FT has zero issues. Emaile...
Guys, please read my original post. Obviously, I do not want to install OpenWRT. I like RouterOS. I don't want to stop using it. Based on what you both are telling me, the software is not implemented. I get it. Let's get it on the feature request, then.
Windows 10 will disconnect a VPN link after about 7.5 hours -- https://community.ui.com/questions/VPN-disconnects-after-around-78-Hours-VPN-L2TP-IPSec-running-on-a-Edgerouter-Infinity/4fb4f526-31cf-48e1-b948-02798cfaceec To prevent a disconnect, I run a continual ping to the router in a command prom...
I recently purchased two hAP ac^2. They are absolutely brilliant. One is running VPN with DDNS so I can connect to my local computers from a remote office. I would also like to stream my mp3's to my phone and laptop while away. I'd like to run Ampache -- https://github.com/ampache on RouterOS. Is th...
These are parameters that clients provided to server during the dhcp communication. The content depends on the settings of the clients. If you change it, it won't match to the clients request. Try it and see... Client ID is assigned by the router. And the Active Host Name is not ping-able from a te...
Noob question. Fair warning. I am trying to understand what the "Active Host Name" and "Client ID" do, and if they can be renamed, when the IP address is made static. (The wiki entries are unhelpful, to me.) Sometimes I see blank entries, sometimes I see multiple entries (a compu...
Minor typo in your -DestionationPrefix, and corrected below. Otherwise, BRILLIANT ! It works great. It's possible home users will have a network/subnet: 192.168.88.0/24 (instead of 10.0.0.0/8) If your users are on Windows 10 you can use the new PowerShell command-lets for VPN management to get some ...
Too funny! Are any of these changes possible via software, and does the new linux kernel in the upcoming RouterOS 7 allow for that? All networks manufacturers created a group chat Topic: 802.11k/v/r “Admin added MikroTik to the chat group” “MikroTik has left the group chat” Topic: 802.11ac wave2 “Ad...
Forgive the noob question, but does the 160GHz DFS selection preclude slower clients from connecting at 80GH, or 40GHz. If it doesn't, wouldn't 160GHz be a better (more encompassing) choice, even if all devices are brought down to the smallest bandwidth? Also, for a router that's in a set-it-up and ...