My point is, I like to have ROS, the swiss knife for Wireless which can do all Wifi applications with one device and one SW. But we come to a point where I want more performance and functions for indoor use cases, and I will never us an RB4011 for instance as an outdoor PtP device. Instead of that ...
I think this is what makes more and more members of this forum lament on. Regarding bugs and missing features. Mikrotik decided to use OpenSource for the bootloader and the kernel at least (NTP? OpenVPN?). But most drivers and protocols are obviously developed in house. While other vendors use hard...
Surely it's more cpu efficient to detect and add users to a dynamic address list which you then drop in raw?
I can't imagine you'd want to accept traffic from someone trying to kill your systems?
Look in System->Certificates and select the ones you want to remove and select revoke. You'll not be able to delete the device certificates unless you revoke and delete the CA.
Just because the standards don't require it doesn't mean it's not benefical for customers in data centres. From the example above the difference in costs is ~£26 per month that adds up to considerable amounts especially in an area where margins are already tight. The problem is compounded by lots of...
The throughput you get through each unit depends highly on your rules on firewall/nat etc. If you've limited firewall and make use of fastpath then should get throughput close to specified figures.
VPNS (with encryption) and lots of firewall rules all act to reduce your throughput.
Have you looked at the mikrotik/routerboard website at all? All of the specifications are on there. The amount of memory does not equate to speed/throughput
We've a remote site on a dynamic IP that we need to securely bridge onto 2 networks. At the main site those networks are already in VLANS 5 & 10 (with DHCP running there) so this is what I've set up and it works, but not sure if it's the best way to do it. Create an L2TP tunnel to the base (as w...
On 6.27 (ppc on 1100AHx2) with CM2 enabled if I try and get the OID list for snmp monitoring I can see... /caps-man registration-table> print oid 0 ;;; Accept connections if signal stronger than -80 mac-address=.1.3.6.1.4.1.14988.1.1.1.4.1.1.16.104.63.132.124.142.85 uptime=.1.3.6.1.4.1.14988.1.1.1.4...
All units are now running on 6.25 and I'm still seeing a lot of disconnects and moving between APs. Sample of the logs are below. All these devices are stationary in the building... 08:22:03 caps,info 74:E2:F5:22:12:67@AP2-Net1 connected 08:22:03 caps,info 74:E2:F5:22:12:67@AP1-Net1 disconnected, re...
We're finding that users keep getting disconnected (temporarily) and the throughput isn't that good (we've had 7Mbps x 2Mbps when we've a 100Mbps feed into our office). We're running capsman on an 1100AHx2 and the CAPs on RB912 (we've 2 of them). Everything is on RouterOS 6.23. We've the access conn...
I already had certificates in for the AP and so it was rejecting as it thought had already issued the certs. Revoked them and then tried again to set certificate=request and it happily re-issued and all connected fine.
I've CAPsman/CAP setup running on ROS 6.23 and Capsman V2. I can connect the caps to the capsman with no certificate, but if i try and set certificate to request to lock it to the capsman I'm getting the error below on the capsman unit 21:06:55 caps,error [::ffff:192.168.188.2:57647,IssueCert] reque...
Having a serious issue with capsman v2. radios are rb912's running the current version 6.25(started with the first beta of v2). we have carts of hp stream 11 with realtek wireless cards, when more than ~10-15 connect to a single access point the throughput drops to almost nothing and the client beg...
I'm trying with 6.24, but still can't get the second SSID to connect. I'm still not sure there isn't something wrong with my config and I'd like to check before contacting support
I'm having a similar issue with Capsman V2 running on 6.23. I've got a primary SSID running on an interface and datapath is to bridge1 on the capsman unit. If I then attach a sub-interface with a new SSID (and corresponding datapath to bridge2) then I can see the wireless network, but I just cannot ...
We're looking to setup a mikrotik as a bridging firewall and we're starting off by trying this on a 750G. I've the router setup on test range 172.16.154.1/24 I've port 1 as the gateway port 2 as the management network port 4 as 172.16.254.10 port 5 as 172.16.254.11 There is a bridge called no-nat co...
We just get the IP's presented to us currently... Previously a sonicwall was used and the IP's we wanted NO-NATed were bound to the auxiliary interface and then we passed those straight through... I'm guessing we could do the same on routeros? just bind some of the public IP's to port 0 for NATing a...
We've a public range with a subnet mask 255.255.255.192 so 62 IP's and the default gateway is the 1st IP in this range so for say 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.62 the gateway is 192.168.0.1 We currently NAT the entire range, but are looking to have part of the range using NAT and part with NoNat (i.e. stuff...