Hi phil, Setting the new filter via the command line doesn't seem to impact the peer's state (for me on v5.26 anyway). ~Matthew [admin@edge2] /routing bgp peer> print Flags: X - disabled, E - established # INSTANCE REMOTE-ADDRESS REMOTE-AS 0 E default 192.168.228.101 64515 1 E default 192.168.228.13...

Hi David, You can probably pull this off using a prerouting firewall mangle rule with a separate routing mark for your /25 and /26. Assuming your AT&T networks are: 172.16.16.0/25 and 172.16.17.0/26, the AT&T gateway is 12.122.125.224, and your AT&T interface is 12.122.125.225... somethi...

In your MikroTik router, go into ip routes and do a search where your dst-address is 4.0.0.0/9 (your 4.2.2.2 test). If your "Gateway" (next hop) isn't your core router-- you need to enable "nexthop-choice=force-self" on your core router's peer configuration for your MikroTik. If ...

Greetings, The cleanest way to accomplish this is using BGP Local Pref. You can set local pref using a routing filter on the way in from each ISP. (make your preferred connection have a local pref of 80, and your backup connection have a local pref of 70). I'm assuming you're only receiving a handfu...

Greetings, Here's an example. Provided your ASN is 64585, your network is 198.18.0.0/15, and your ISP's ASN is 65534. Below is a (modified) copy of what I use for inbound/outbound IPv4 configuration for public upstreams. I should also note that I also don't re-distribute anything (static or other ro...

I'll be turning up both full IPv4 and IPv6 sessions on an RB1100 with Cogent next week. If it goes well, I'll post the finished configs here for ya.

I suspect if you adjusted the MTU/MSS on both sides of your PPTP you might have better luck with it. And you wouldn't have to fiddle with IPs on both sides...but just have your local side connect back to the VPS with the static IP. The default of 1460 doesn't take into account PPPoE overhead...so yo...

Unfortunately, I have yet to see any kind of router-based SIP helper work 100% correctly. Unless it's actually acting as some kind of Proxy, rather than trying to modify the SIP packets on the fly. I would actually suggest: -Disable the SIP protocol in the firewall all together. -Let the SIP server ...

I'd also be curious to see where we currently stand with other folks taking on at least 2 IPv4 + IPv6 routing tables on the current release (5.4). I was nearly ready to pull the trigger on a new pair of RouterOS devices for our BGP routers, but if memory's not being released during the course of nor...

I am curious if anyone knows why when the time is set via GPS (using a serial connection), the stratum reported by the NTP server is 6. (I would presume if we're getting our time from a stratum 1 source such as GPS, it would be serving out stratum 2 time).