MikroTik

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Yes, occured because of overheating!

P.S. Siemens give warranty for their devices only if the working temperature didn't exceed 40 (Celsius). I guess there is some reason for that. Their PLC components have similar parts to RouterBoards (CPU,RAM,Flash), but work for many many years.

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Those in the picture don't look bad. It simple died from overheating.

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It is blown out by static induction.

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You want to do something useless and wrong. Don't! Just write the goal here and people will tell you how to do it.

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Took 1000 microfarads from dead motherboard, soldered in. Works fine. Another problem is the heat. Found 2 HDD fans, they fit fine as 1 part of the 450s box, but there is no place to connect them on the board! Some old boards have 3V pins for fans, this one doesn't :( Now i need another socket for a...

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After changing capacitators in my RB450 (successfully) I suddenly experienced a paranormal need to solder some more :) So I changed the ethernet transformator (is it called coupler or what?) on an old 112 board. But still no ethernet link. Could the problem be further in the chips or I just soldered...

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You try talking to two people simultaniously in two different languages!

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By disabling the script that creates it and restarting!
What have you tried? Drive-by shooting?

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Ask your ISPs admin to configure it. It will take 10minutes max.

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What is that dst-nat? Delete it.

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Don't you have any computer specialists in range?
Which pin-out did you use for the serial cable? How are you trying to connect? Putty? Give me details, I will help.

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Nstreme is good for point-to-point links.
Reality doesn't care for your needs.
Change the omni antenna to some directional antennas (sectors), seperate wireless interfaces each. Will work just fine, if configured right. Don't use b/g, use g.

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I think it is time to set up some remote helpdesk for lame IT people. Basic config, nothing more, and then the beginner can look at the config and try to understand what he did wrong. Gimme me WAN IP and password and I will configure it for'ya. In Skype - macbeton (male, Latvia). PCs I service are w...

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Anyway the right solution is to put 2 network adapters in the server, 1 for LAN and 1 for WAN. All others are for clowns.

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THEN WHERE IS THE PROBLEM????

Stick it in port 2-5, reconfigure the config and go get a beer!
It is amazing how people try to find problems where there are none.

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Use nice directional antennas!

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Set the same MAC address as the "other" router has!

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You need the variable for DHCP clients IP?
Some time ago I saw a script, but I don't remember how to look for it.
Sorry.

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Don't talk nonsense! Just boot up some Linux LiveCD and check if the modem is there. If not - switch over settings in BIOS.

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Not in the home of Mikrotik. 1 year, bye-bye. Offices answer on the phone was - "buy a new one!" Yes I will, but why would I buy another Mikrotik? Of course will try to solder new capacitators, but if that won't help - any working OpenWRT/DD-WRT solution or will use my Linux webserver as a...

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I allready answered this, but someone from the cool MT staff deleted my post. The answer is - add routes or disable filters, depends on version and what you've done in firewall. With 4.6 it works fine by default, must be disabled by firewall rules.

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Try traceroute too. What is the IP of the "unpingable" board?

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Rumors tell that using TKIP is as safe as using WEP

It is about time to drop the omni antennas and start being serious.

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Well, first you need to TEST that dial-up perversion anyway, right? How to do it, if no with an old PC and trial/cracked RouterOS? Then, if it works with couple of users, you try to switch the dial-up pool over to an allready configured RouterOS, which is bought legally. I never experiment such majo...

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My approach:
Old PC, RouterOS on it, box of beer, me on it, configuration, trying, then asking for a specific problem, if any.

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Be sure GRE protocol (47) and TCP port 1723 are not filtered.

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Mikrotik: DHCP client on WAN interface, PPPoE client too. Modem: Be sure it is in simple modem (bridge) mode, DHCP client off (so it doesn't use the only IP you have right on) and PPPoE off. Before restarting the line, put the same MAC adress you were using in your PC to the Mikrotiks WAN interface ...

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Did you at least TRY to add it as a Windows service? On which Windows version?

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Foneira has routing possibility itself. It knows how to seperate private and public network.
Can you explain WHAT you are trying to do?

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Using BGP if you are an ISP would solve that.
If you are just a small office - search for Dual WAN solution in Mikrotik.

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What are those 6 hosts? What is asa and are there only 1 wrkstn or more and behind NAT?

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Netinstall some other version?

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Only way is thru-arse - you boot some small kernel similar like the netinstall is done, then upload the files. Anyway not ment to be like that, at least not on routerboards. Easier would be on a x86 platform with detachable CF or HDD. You can run a small website with none or external SQL on FreeNAS ...

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Why don't you use the Mikrotik as a PPTP server? That would be a reasonable choice. And Win2k3 resources would left for more important things - RDP/shares/exchange

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Had similar problem with Mikrotik and D-Link. Solved partialy by using SH1 instead of MD5. Tunnel was establishing Still I couldn't access Dlinks LAN from Mikrotik, luckily the needs where to access Mikrotiks LAN from D-Links subnet :) Then solved it very simply - bought 2 Mikrotik routers and made ...

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While using RDP or VNC - ping both involved PCs. If nothing to see there - look at the CPU usage.
What hardware do you use? Internet connection? Queues?

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Someone is sabotaging your network. Nothing new.
What settings do you have for the wireless? Security I mean. What kind of antennas? Directional or sector usually help to find at least the direction of the saboteur. Afterwards use binoculars in that direction

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With such parameters - no ideas.

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Try to reconfigure the NS2 in bridge mode, just leave some IP for management. Then configure the router in a normal way - with 2 WAN IPs and 1 internal subnet. Then add both ISPs DNS servers AND 8.8.8.8 to Mikrotiks DNS. Masquerade and other stuff (like static DHCP leases). And forget the PPPoE on i...

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Setting up a Hotspot you mean?
Or who will use the wireless anyway? Guests? Employees?

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