Well... actually it was NOT solved by reconfiguring the router from scratch. Neither was it an upgrading problem. We discovered that as soon as the physical interface below the EoIP is itself within a bridge group the EoIP no longer works as expected. If you remove the physical interface from the br...

and while we're at it: sorting by comment would be nice, too - in every list where comments are used

Unfortunately these "attacks" are quite common today. As the user "admin" is often used in these login attempts you should disable this user on your mikrotik systems and use a different user to administrate your routers. Of couse you should have already created such a user before...

Hi, what exactly do you want to optimize? Is something not working? Slow? High latency? Or do you simply ask IF you can optimize anything at all? There might be one or two things to "optimize" - even though your customers probably won't even notice the change: - you could increase the MTU/...

Thanks for your answer! Here's what I found out about my little PADI/PAD0 packet friends: As you can see from the ethereal capture files in my previous posting, the PADI goes straight through from the client to core_mz. The returning PAD0 is correctly received on the EoIP interface at ap2 but then u...

Is there really nobody who can help schorsch with his/our problem? If you need more details - here they are: Current situation: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We have a simple bridged network set up with a /24 subnet as our network's backbone on top. The backbone's IP adresses are on the bridge interfaces at ea...