I'll be there on the Monday for at least the morning, will be good to catch up with some old faces. Unfortunately won't be able to make the Sunday evening meal but if you are after some suggestions for steak in the west end.. Heliot Steakhouse - Above the hippodrome casino in Leicester Sq Seven Dial...

If all of the portacabins are the same height and there are no other obstacles, you may be able to get away with a omni directional antenna in the centre of the land. You'd need to make a careful selection of the particular antenna though to ensure all potential clients are covered. If using sector ...

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What country are you in?

Looks alright at first glance.

Could you tell more about the actual symptoms you are seeing? How exactly are you performing a test to identify the issue?

You say latency is too high. How high? And how are you testing?

Lithium cells are quite fussy about how you charge them. If you overcharge them they can swell, vent and catch fire. I would strongly urge you to obtain a proper charger/charging_circuit for the type of cells you intend to charge. Assuming you want a 3-cell lithium pack (11.1v), you could perhaps lo...

This link suggests you may not need it: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:System/Packages

Routing is done via the CPU so switch groups shouldn't make any difference. Switch groups are to create independent layer 2 network segments, which allow devices connected within the switch group to inter-communicate without going through the cpu/firewall, however you can also apply filtering within...

Did you add VLAN interfaces onto your trunk port (ether1) also? If not you need to do that.

You also probably want to number (IP address) the vlan interfaces.


As above, post your relevant config

You don't necessarily have to change the port that winbox is listening on. You could just have a different port mapped from your tplink router, assuming you're doing some kind of port forwarding/translation, e.g. TPLINK IP:10101 -> 192.168.1.101:8291 TPLINK IP:10102 -> 192.168.1.102:8291 TPLINK IP:1...

You can use mangle rules in the firewall feature to mark the packets and apply a routing policy to send the right packets down the right connection.

You either need some static routes defined or NAT between the two networks.

This may be of some use to you: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Securing_ ... rOs_Router

Do you have a suitable (src) NAT rule to enable internet access?

AFAIK inbound torrent connections will go to a single port, so you will need to have that open to your internal host, at least.

I would use the modem in bridge mode with a pppoe-client interface on the routerboard. Perhaps you could tell us some more about your configuration to try and pinpoint your performance issues? I am aware of installations with FTTC with speeds of approx. 50mbit/sec through a RB751 in a similar config...