Hi, I have CRS328-4C-20S-4S+ running 6.43.4 (stable) I am seeing this in the LOG: nov/12 14:40:04 health,warning PSU2 entered state FAIL nov/12 14:40:14 health,info PSU2 returned to state OK nov/12 20:36:46 health,warning PSU1 entered state FAIL nov/12 20:36:46 health,warning PSU2 entered state FAIL...
Hi, I am trying to restore a backup configuration to the same machine from which it was made and I am getting the following error. I am using ROS 4.6 on x86. Couldn't restore configuration - incorrect file size (6) The File size is 1186 KB I am not exactly sur ewaht I am missing. Is there a way to e...
Hello Mikrotik......? Sergejs in Tech Support mentioned in an email a new ROS release upcoming that fixes the "Xen bug" in 3.17. Any idea when that is forth coming? Thanks Mikrotik for all of your hard work and time producing a reliable product that allows me to "provide" for my ...
Hi, I received a swift response to my email: :lol: Thanks Mikrotik. Hello Jay, Yes, thank you very much for the report. We discovered that it is not possible to create an image on 3.17, we will try to fix it. Currently you may try to use 3.13 version for Xen, it should work there. Regards, Sergejs I...
same thing here. I've tried it on 3.17 and 4.01b. [admin@NEW Genesis BCU] /xen> make-routeros-image file-name=ros1 file-size=512 failed to copy files to image [admin@NEW Genesis BCU] /xen> I can see it creating the file until it gets to completion of 512 size, then it throws the above error. I have ...
It's not like it's driven by Moore's Law or anything - it's a simple matter of MONEY... the WiMAX sales guys want to lock you in - make you BELIEVE that it's the way to go... That's how I remember 802.11b and Wi-Fi being sold in 2001. A man named Michael Young (YDI)/karlnet/TerraBeam/Proxim was sel...
normis wrote: why? I don't see any real Wimax products or deployment, only marketing talk. 802.11n, however, is in all the laptops in my office floor. I live and die Mikrotik. Eat Sleep and Breathe Mikrotik. I have Mikrotik flowing through my veins. Even my underwear says Mikrotik. I have spent man...
Hi, It sounds to me that the address pool set up for the hotspot has an error in the range stated. Find it in winbox by going to IP/POOL "10.10.63.200-10.10.63.250" is an example of an entry that sets 51 IP's for use by hotspot. The actual IP range you use has to reflect the IP scheme (sub...
Ubiquiti has some great info on their site about this very isue with SR9 cards and the need to limit data rates. Here is an excerpt from their white paper. http://www.ubnt.com/downloads/SR9_Mtik_PtP.pdf 2.) Lower signal level and narrow bandwidth links benefit from limiting Data Rates: At high and m...
First Make sure you are running the latest OS. Be sure and upgrade your firmware. If you go into a command line/terminal you can look in the directory /system routerboard settings/ If you print (command) while in that directory you should see a cpu-setting. By default RB532 are set to power-save mod...
Get off station mode. use wds-slave and set everything to a straight bridging mode. You'll have to create WDS interface in both radios. Make sure all ports/interfaces are added to the bridge.
How high are are your antennas AGL ? (Above Ground Level) Decisions on frequency would depend if you establish LOS (line of site) or NLOS (near line of site) and what size antennas you can mount. Here is a link to a Microwave Link Analysis Script. Plug in you GPS information and antenna size and AGL...
[admin@Mankie Home] system routerboard settings> print baud-rate: 115200 boot-delay: 1s boot-device: nand-if-fail-then-ethernet enter-setup-on: any-key cpu-mode: power-save memory-test: no cpu-frequency: 175MHz boot-protocol: bootp enable-jumper-reset: yes Should tell you what you are set at. system...
Same here... We noticed issues when temps dropped below -30 F. We are operating hundreds of nodes in East Central Minnesota USA. Boards come preset w/ cpu-setting on power save. We changed our settings to regular and have not seen a cold weather drop out since.
Same here... We noticed issues when temps dropped below -30 F. We are operating hundreds of nodes in northern Minnesota USA. Boards come preset w/ cpu-setting on power save. We changed our settings to regular and have not seen a cold weather drop out since.
We've been running dude w/ a hundred Trango nodes on a thousand node wireless network. We definitely noticed how Dude would and could "take out" Trango Devices. It cost us a bunch in false alarms and truck rolls..... To avoid taking our nodes down we have pared Dude back to only icmp echo/...
Hi, You mentioned doing radius and hotspot pages on centrally housed server.... Do you have an example of pages/scripting one would put on remote MT hotspots which would pull from central server? Would it be wise to put the HotSpot Login Pages on same server as Radius? Then again the question... wha...
Hi, I have noticed that dude causes Trango Radios to crash. We run a wireless ISP in the Northern Suburbs of Mpls./St. Paul. Trango 5.8 GHz radios are used as a wireless backbone. It's a Layer 2 network/bridging w/ 400 + users. Every time I try to run dude I have trouble with my trango radios... Ini...
The /1 for subnet is not setting subnet but rather the number of times that the address is printed before it moves to the next number. I tried a /32 there but ended up with 32 .1's and 32 .2's and 32 .3's and 32 .4's I found with the /1 it only did one ip address for each. I also found if I left out...
Hi, I guess I had to write my own..... I love my mikrotiks! 8) # jul/16/2004 20:12:57 by RouterOS 2.7.20 /queue simple { :for i from=1 to=254 step=1 do={add name=(in . $i) src-address=0.0.0.0/0 dst-address=(192.168.1. $i . /1) dst-netmask=255.255.255.255 interface=in limit-at=0 queue=default priorit...
HI, I would like to add all of the ip's and create the simple ques via some scripting. I have 3- /24 /23 /20 subnets to add to the simple queue list. My thought is to add the ip's then edit the queues later for specific info. Is there some scripting available to allow me to do this? Thanks in advanc...
Ever wondered how to add many items to a list? This could be user:password pairs, IP addresses, PPPoE interfaces or anything other you like. Let's try to add 100 PPP users to the /ppp secret submenu: /ppp secret { :for i from=1 to=100 step=1 do={add name=(ex . $i) password=$i}} Note the expression ...