Greetings, I only have 2 Question. 1. What happened with dst-nat-ed packets and how or where should i mark the packet so I can apply bandwidth management to it. 2. Which is better to apply in a shared wan connection, PCQ queue tree or regular queue tree? since the received bandwidth is always unstab...

it might be on the routing table.

please provide "/ip route print" result

or you can try using the interface name not the ip.

CMIIW ^_^

iugh nobody here to help? hiks. anyway, i keep wondering where is that traffic come from? is it my modem broke? sometimes, when it connected, i monitored the traffic from the modem to local, lets say, the pppoe interface shown a 200 kbips, while the eth interface that connected to the modem shown a ...

i'm having this issue since more than a week now. this is the first time i encounter such problem. i have changed different mikrotik box, but still it is the same. i have 2 x 1 mbips line of pppoe connection from the same isp both of them keeps going down randomly. the last time it shows unique beha...

I'm bored so I'll type this out. All of this is documented in the manuals. Connect gw1 to the Internet on its WAN port. Configure its LAN port as 172.31.255.254/30. Add a route to 192.168.1.0/24 via 172.31.255.253. Connect gw2 to the Internet on its WAN port. Configure its LAN port as 172.31.255.25...

God...20+ views without any reply?
anyone? atleast gimme link?
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Straight to the point (due i have no idea what else can i do), here is my network topology : http://www.gliffy.com/pubdoc/1893043/L.jpg Here is my current NAT export : add action=masquerade chain=srcnat comment="" disabled=no out-interface=\ Public add action=dst-nat chain=dstnat comment=&...