Option 119 is the "domain-search" ISC-DHCP number/option-name with description for "Client Domain Search."

Disregard.

The MikroTik Documentation for CHR includes instruction specific to Vultr: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/CHR+Vultr+installation Also, with regard to setting up the VPN, The Network Berg has a video where he does just that on AWS, but you can extrapolate the pertinent config points to yo...

I can only assume... (snipped the quote to avoid repetition)

@Buckeye: I get you with the ER-X example. Appreciate the feedback.

If you are using VLAN-99 as the "dummy" native vlan on the trunk/uplink, then the device on the other end needs to be aware of VLAN-99 - and configured as a trunk w/ native VLAN-99.

add bridge=bridge_primary frame-types=admit-only-untagged-and-priority-tagged \ interface=ETH4_MGMT pvid=10 add bridge=bridge_primary frame-types=admit-only-vlan-tagged interface=\ ETH3_DOWNSTREAM_TRUNK pvid=99 Shot in the dark, but is ETH3_DOWNSTREAM_TRUNK pvid=99 causing the problem? The way I'm ...

That was my lab router, not the OPs. And there isn't anything connected to ether5 at the moment. I was just showing the OP where the "Always Broadcast" was in newer versions of WinBox/ROS than the picture in the link to another thread I posted. Roger that - was going off post#5 from OP an...

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First of all, and of note : I can't speak authoritatively regarding the MikroTik specific nuances - as I am less than a year into my own MT endeavor. However, I can advise you - with some degree of accuracy - in areas less specific to MikroTik - but come down to basic troubleshooting/networking fund...

Just now sitting back down with time to respond and without re-quoting the previous 2 posts - all I can offer (FWIW) is: - @Frederick88 is giving the best method of attack - I now see that I can't provide any insight to your use-case as I don't currently know how to circumvent the vendor recommendat...

One thing to consider which may affect your setup is VMware Licensing. If you are using the vSphere/ESXi Evaluation, then you know you'll lose functionality and full feature/resource utilization after 60 days (I believe it's 60 days...) If that is the case, best to just scale back to using ESXi stan...

When you say service - is there any chance you are referring to a circuit? Asking for the sake of clarity.

Aside from being Cisco Proprietary feature - UPoE uses 4 pair, while PoE/PoE+ both use 2 pair. The NON UPoE 3750x's were able to power the Cubes b/c of the "af" capability and/or backward-compatibility, which is built into the standard. This caught my eye due to the mention of the 3750x's ...

Agreeing with @mikrotiknetme and using Linux (if still not having any luck with Windows) I beat my head against this one for well over 3 months (off and on...) and was finally successful with an old HP laptop running Linux. Now whether it makes a difference or not - I did put a dumb switch in betwee...