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@Normis

Did you claim your free MT license for the article ?;]

peterd

Check this for shared-user setting.

http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Hotspot/User

Regards.

peterd

Hm..

Have you got access to the gw (192.168.1.1)?

If the answer is yes, then you need port forward on that device to your RB ..

If not, speak to someone that does and get him to do it for you, make sure you secure your ftp though.

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Do:

/ip hotspot export

an paste the code here.

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thanks mrz, i have found answer in this post, that somehow slipped thorough my last night forum search http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=59838&hilit=route+%2F32 In my case this was the answer .. for /32 addresses you have to set precisely other end IP address as a network, and s...

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Hi, I'm having this issue with a vps provider .. the way they have their system configured for vps's to use public ip addresses is to route an /32 ip so lets say we have an 1.1.1.1/32 ip address that needs to be routed through 2.2.2.2 gw it works on linux via this config: /etc/network/interfaces aut...

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use netinstall to reinstall mikrotik, read up on wiki about it, I'm fairly sure that there is a way to reinstall and keep the license.

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Hi, You can setup an eoip tunnel and put it in a bridge with hotspot to be on the hotspot side to see the login page. Example: SiteA - mikrotik with public ip SiteB - mikrotik with public ip and hotspot running eoip tunnel from SiteA to SiteB SiteB - bridge with eoip interface and hotspot interface ...

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+1 here

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+1 here

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For the best usage of the WAN connections, load balance them, and bandwidth limit the hotspot users easily done within hotspot.

The office users will benefit from having the full capacity of two connections and you can limit max users on hotspot ap plus bandwidth restrictions.

Regards.

peterd

Have you got any vmware or virtualbox software installed? We have had similar issues and traced them to the virtual interfaces created by v software, disabling them cured the problem.

Regards,

PJD

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What impact on the performance side vAP causes to the wireless throughput, amount of connecting clients etc. ?

peterd

If you are trying connecting via ether1 then try ether2 remove the default configuration and try ether1 again.

Regards,

PJD

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We are using UM 4.17 as a remote radius.

Just wondering if there is a way to monitor the UM stats via SNMP to get them graphed?

Begin with active users lets say.

Anyone tried something like that ?

Regards,

PJD

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Not in English.

peterd

It looks like the RB is not supporting the flash-boot, try upgrading routerboard firmware with:

/system routerboard upgrade

Regards

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It would be nice if you could do that from winbox, as an option to set permanently

Regards

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Simply done.

Just change the shared users under ip hotspot user profile

Example:

/ip hotspot user profile print

/ip hotspot user profile set 0 shared-users=2

change 0 for the number of the profile you use

Regards.

peterd

+1 here

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Have a look at this post:

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=53090

peterd

5.6 ? And where you can get that from ?

peterd

Hi,

I'm using the routing-table cause doing the load balancing, and haven't tested pinging through interface only, sorry.

Regards,

PJD

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Sorry, its just me not being specific enough, please provide /system script print /system scheduler print regards PJD Print: [admin@MikroTik] > /system script print Flags: I - invalid 0 name="script1" owner="admin" policy=ftp,reboot,read,write,policy,test,winbox,password,sniff,s...

peterd

Sorry, its just me not being specific enough,

please provide

/system script print

/system scheduler print

regards

PJD

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/system scheduler
add disabled=no interval=30s name=schedule1 on-event=checkgw policy=ftp,winbox

where "checkgw" is your script name

please update with results for others

regards

PJD

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:global ping1 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 routing-table=Orange] :global ping2 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 routing-table=MTC] :global gw1 [/ip route get number=[find routing-mark=Orange] gateway-status] :global gw2 [/ip route get number=[find routing-mark=MTC] gateway-status] :if (($ping1=0) && ($ping...

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:global ping1 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 routing-table=Orange] :global ping2 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 routing-table=MTC] :global gw1 [/ip route get number=[find routing-mark=Orange] gateway-status] :global gw2 [/ip route get number=[find routing-mark=MTC] gateway-status] :if (($ping1=0) && ($ping...

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Hi,

I did supply this script to be amended not a ready solution.

Provide your ip address print, and route print, and I will look at it for you.

PJD

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Hi, the routing table bit you can change to interface=ether1 and 2 accordingly that should work, cause you want to ping out on a certain interface to check if it has internet conectivity. :global ping1 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 interface=ether1] :global ping2 [/ping 8.8.8.8 count=3 interface=ether2] Al...

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My script does exactly that, the ips on the top 192.168.2.1 and 3.1 could be replaced with your static or something like 8.8.8.8, thats on Internet then just adapt the routes so its checking via each line, and disables the one with no internet access. Simple. Btw. I don't think there is another way ...

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Hi,

Check the post below, should help you.

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=53090

PJD

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Hi, In the case of having two modems plugged into a 750G and the dsl only going down the check gateway will not work, hence I wrote this small script that is combined with pcc, and it works well in our setups. Hope it helps, any input welcome. :global ping1 [/ping 192.168.2.1 count=3 routing-table=e...

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Me too.

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It is still not possible to extract the full configuration of one device and import it into a new device. The built in backup system is device specific, and heavy editing of an configuration export is necessary to make it importable on another device. This, a million times. And another million here.

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check this out, compact power supply

http://www.irishwireless.net/292-irish- ... n-poe.html

regards

peterd

3. Hotspot + MAC login - doesn't kill connection on time

+ script that would remove the active user after the uptime limit is reached

should be easy to do, just a suggestion

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Hi,

As for now, you would have to get the mac's of the xbox and create an account specifying the mac.

Hope that helps.

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thanks for looking, but found the issue in the meantime, for those interested ..

/ip hotspot user profile set default transparent-proxy=no

that solved the missing hotspot traffic issue ..

regards

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Hi there, I'm currently working on a best way of logging tcp/udp traffic for hotspot users, and got a small issue, with the firewall rules .. I can log traffic with those rules no problem, shows all the connections with "new" state: 0 chain=forward action=log connection-state=new protocol=...

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I have just pointed the wds behavior cause it should be mentioned depending on your circumstances and what are you offering to the customers/users and what your bb speed is it may be irrelevant cause the links will deliver enough speed for your needs there are few ways of doing it - creating a back ...

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I'm afraid you will have to get another 411 with level 4 for more info check here http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/All_about_licenses#Change_license_Level If it will only be 2 aps, you can go for wds, just remember that the wds links will half your link speed, as a tip for more info on that check wiki ...

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hi,

so you have an ap in ap-bridge to repeat this signal you need an level 4 license in to configure wds

hope this helps

regards

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Hi

Level 3 only allows to create ptp links, so you can't repeat wireless signal, describe scenario for more clarity

Regards

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I would ask few questions in regards to that setup for starters, then we can come up with suggesting a solution 1. I assume that there is only one Internet feed, or more ? 2. What is the speed of your Internet connection there? 3. What speed you will offer to the customers? 4. How many RV pitches is...

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Maybe you could, explain it more?

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