Have a unique situation and am stumped. I need to access a wireless-wire link to check signal strength that is between Cable modem and router. Is this possible? I am remote and can't go onsite. Cable modem ---> Wireless Wire Set ---> Router with public IP. Is there anyway I can access the wireless w...

Yes it would be much easier to plug into a 10 mbps switch; but for this particular lab the cable needs to be the bottleneck that the technicians need to discover during their troubleshooting. I'll play with it as you mentioned; I'll even try putting some resistors in there and see what happens.

I am designing a troubleshooting lab for a team of networking technicians and I have a need to purposely make cables that will only negotiate at 10 mbps. Wiring 1-2 & 3-6 pins forces 100 Mbps as we all know; which is also what 10 Mbps uses. So its not a matter of pairs. I've seen plenty of bad c...

Does anybody here do contracting work? I have various routing/network issues I would like to hire somebody to assist with; now and possibly on an ongoing basis. One problem is I have a fairly large network with about 80 routers, using OSPF, and I am getting random packet loss in chunks to various st...

I need a device (Mikrotik) between the ISP and the customers router that can transparently auto detect the ISP connection type then perform an action based on the result. If it detects PPPOE then do something If it detects Dynamic then do something If it detects Static then do something This needs t...

We use OSPF and are having a strange problem where if a path goes down, sometimes it does not re-route correctly and we have to reboot a router on one end of the VPLS tunnel to fix it. I noticed one of our routers, 10.200.0.110 cannot ping 10.200.0.240 (another router). But it works the opposite dir...

Hello, I have two locations each with a Mikrotik Router Location A has a single static IP (1.2.3.4) address from the ISP and 100x100 connection. Location B has a full /24 subnet and a 100x100 connection The routers are connected with l2tp bridge so I can utilize Location B's full /24 IP addresses at...

Any other tips why the link is so slow?

We would like pull 80% or more of the bandwidth from location A to location B.

Any tips is appreciated.

I setup PPTP server (LOCATION A) at data center with 100x100 connection. PPTP Client (LOCATION B) is connected to 100 x 10 connection. EoIP tunnel is connecting the two locations through the PPTP tunnel, so I can assign devices at Location B IP addresses connected to Location A. It all works ok, but...

Good. If you look in the routing table you should see routing entries for the various interfaces each marked with the routing-mark corresponding to the VRFs that you created. So I noticed that this only works for me if both Gateway interfaces have DHCP obtained IP's. If I assign 1 or both Gateways ...

1. Create the relevant VLAN interfaces on Ether 4. 2, Create the relevant DHCP server, Network, IP Pool and IP Address entries for the two VLAN interfaces. 3. The easiest way to achieve the ISP selection is to create 2 VRF entries and place VLAN1 & Ether1 in one VRF and VLAN2 & Ether2 in th...

A set of UniFi AP's tags SSID #1 VLAN1 and SSID #2 VLAN2 All Unifi's connect to Ether4 of Mikrotik router If a client is in VLAN1 I want them to be assigned 192.168.30.x and use ISP #1 connected to ether1 If a client is in VLAN2 I want them to be assigned 192.168.25.x and use ISP #2 connected to eth...

I added ether1 and ether2 to "bridge1" I can now statically assign clients a public IP and they work fine. HOWEVER now the clients that obtain a DHCP address can no longer browse the Internet. DHCP server still works, just no route to the Internet. As soon as I disable the bridge the DHCP ...

I can only use ether1 and ether2

ether1 is the internet connection
ether2 goes to a large switch, which all devices are connected to. I cannot physically connect the other devices to ether3. Even if I could, I do not want to for the scenario.

Thank you for your help

The network is bridged. 208.89.242.98 - 208.89.242.102 Usable Addresses This is my setup: Charter cable modem ---> ethernet 1 of Mikrotik IP of ethernet 1 is assigned as follows: 208.89.242.98/29 208.89.242.97 Gateway If a client connects and gets a private DHCP address from the Mikrotik they will g...

I have a cable connection with a /29 block with 5 usable public IP's. I plug the cable modem into ethernet1 of the Mikrotik and my 16 port switch into ethernet2. If a user pulls a DHCP address I want to assign the device a private IP in the 192.168.0.x subnet, utilizing the first of my 5 public IP's...

DSL MODEM --> Mikrotik --> Computer with public IP Using a Mikrotik RB450. Port 5 and Port 6 are bridged. I plug the DSL modem into Port 6 I plug my computer into Port 5. I assign my computer a public IP from the ISP and Internet works fine. I need to block certain ports, such as 25, 21, and a few m...

I want cc:ef:48:87:05:cb to ONLY be able to connect to 00:22:4d:4b:49:6f, and drop any other MAC destination.

How do I do this? There is no "!" or "NOT" option in Swos 1.6. See attachment... Thanks

Hi sir this work as requested . /ip firewall nat add action=dst-nat chain=dstnat disabled=no dst-port=80 protocol=tcp \ to-addresses= 192.168.0.2 add action=masquerade chain=srcnat disabled=no dst-address=192.168.0.2 \ dst-port=80 protocol=tcp let me<know and have a nice day Thank you! In chain=dst...

The IP of my Mikrotik router is 192.168.0.1 When someone from inside the LAN browses to 192.168.0.1 I want to redirect them to a http server at 192.168.0.2, but still show 192.168.0.1 as the server IP in the browser. Essentially it is port redirecting inside the LAN, just like port forwarding throug...

I figured it out. Ether-3 and Ether-4 had master port set for "ether1". I switched them both to none and now it works perfectly, no DHCP leakage anymore.

Please post /ip address print detail /ip route print detail /ip firewall export /ip interface print detail /ip dhcp-server export [admin@MikroTik] > ip address print detail Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 ;;; default configuration address=192.168.88.1/24 network=192.168.88.0 interfa...

I have network A] 192.168.50.0/24 and network B] 192.168.1.0/24, each has their own host of computers and their own dedicated Internet connection. I setup a 3rd Mikrotik Router to route traffic back in forth between the two. I did this by adding an Interface 192.168.50.10 on ether2 and 192.168.1.10 ...

Hello, I have been using MikroTik for around 2 years, and am familiar with a lot of the features. I have been load balancing 5 x 6mbps DSL lines at my office and it works OK, however I now have access to a 1000 mbps internet connection at a datacenter 100 miles away, and I would like to utilize the ...