Hi, I have the following licence: [admin@p2p] > /system license print software-id: "ARHF-LTT" upgradable-to: v4.x nlevel: 4 features: extra-channels [admin@p2p] > I have a R52H wireless card and country=no_country_set, but /in wi info print does not show the custom frequencies! Any ideas w...

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Hi,

I have bought RB411, but need it to upgrade from level 3 to level 4, where can I do it?

Hi there, I have a weird problem. I use MT as an Access Point and Edimax and AirLive 2.4GHz solutions as wireless clients (they clone MAC addresses). The clients complain that they loose connections to internet for some time (about minute and sometimes less). Then I figured this: - I ping MT router ...

Can you bond between 2 routers, using ethernet cards?

If you want to bond 2 wireless cards, use 2 eoip tunnels in the /interface bonding, it works! 8)

if you are marking packets with a flow for p2p and other, priority will take the one that matches first in the mangle list (if action=accept). In other words - a packet cannot have multiple flow marks.

an interesting setup:)

You could also use hierarchical approach in /queue tree.

/queue export file=123, then /import file=123

yes, you have to add 2 rules, but you can use the same flow for them:
(download)
/queue tree add parent=Local flow=HTTP ...
(upload)
/queue tree add parent=Public flow=HTTP ...

PCQ example: 1. mangle packets destined to your network: /ip firewall mangle add dst-address=Your_Network mark-flow=download 2. mangle packets coming out of your network: /ip firewall mangle add src-address=Your_Network mark-flow=upload 3. create 2 new PCQ queue types: /queue type add name="dow...

Right, SFQ, xFIFO, RED does not limit traffic at all, but HTB does!

/queue simple add target-address=192.168.0.102/31 interface=local limit-at=0/512000 max-limit=0/1024000
:lol:

Maybe this helps: 1. to limit 256kbps for each client with queue trees, use PCQ (per connection queues). 2. for marking packets, if you are using masquerading you have to mark the connection which is going from your local network, for example, mark HTTP traffic: /ip firewall mangle add protocol=tcp ...

i blocked the tcp port 1863:
/ip firewall rule forward add protocol=tcp dst-port=1863 acton=drop

and messenger doesn't bother me anymore, but see this for more info: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodte ... xpmsg.mspx

if you want to use the network 192.168.200.0/24 with a public IP 66.128.120.3, try this rule:

/ip firewall src-nat add action=nat src-address=192.168.200.0/24 to-src-address=66.128.120.3 out-interface=Public

yes, you can use policy-routing to route packets regarding their soruce-address:
http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/ip/route.main.3

try to set for both (rule 0 and 1):

set 0,1 limit-at=0/512000 max-limit=0/1024000 interface=local_interface queue=sfq
disable 2,3,4

this will limit download only. it should work like this - when both are downloading, they receive 512kbps, but if one is idle, the other one can go up to 1024kbps.

For marking p2p packets: http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/ro ... e.main.7.4

A simple example for priorities is shown here: http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/ho ... to.main.12

Yes, it is so!
However, there is an additional setting 'keep-user-config' which saves the entries in '/user' list.

BGP is routing OK, the config is as simple as possible, but there is a lack of features, see this short manual: http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/routing/bgp.main.

If you want to redirect ALL your SMTP traffic to the local address, you can set only the dst-port=25 and to-dst-address=local_IP:port without setting your public IP.

as an example you can see this one: http://www.mikrotik.com/docs/ros/2.8/ho ... to.main.12 just change the mangle rules as you need to.

which version are you using? maybe you should upgrade!