Ok never mind, it looks like I fixed it. I changed the pppoe interface queue to "no-queue" and I'm able to change it now. I have no idea why I was set to "only-hardware-queue".

Thanks.

Hello all, I can't make any changes to the pppoe linterface on my router (RB1100AH ROS 6.35.4) through Winbox 3.4. I wanted to tick the box for 'use peer DNS', but when I click 'apply' it displays the following error message: RouterOS Winbox Error Couldn't change Interface <pppoe-out1> - non rate li...

Is it the internet that you're having specific problems connecting with, or is it internal hosts? Can you be more specific? If you're using HTTP to configure your router you might find it a little bit easier using the Winbox software that Mikrotik provides. The instructions that you linked to use DH...

Success! :D Because I couldn't get any external NTP servers to work, I enabled the w32time service on my Windows 2008 server, and pointed the SNTP client on my routers to it, and bob's your uncle! I now have SNTP on both my routers. Still haven't figured out the root cause of this issue (probably fi...

Hello there, Another noob question; the SNTP client on my router doesn't appear to be updating correctly, regardless of what NTP server I specify. [admin@obr1] > /system ntp client print enabled: yes mode: unicast primary-ntp: 130.102.128.23 secondary-ntp: 203.171.85.237 poll-interval: 16s active-se...

Ok I switched off remote access on serial0, rebooted the router, and it all works fine now.

Ok so I gave up on this for a while, since my last attempt met with failure. Tonight I thought I would try to figure this out. I tested the continuity of my serial cable with a multimeter, I found that the pin-out of this cable was pin 1 to 1, 2 to 2, 3 to 3 etc. which is wrong according to the Mikr...

Thanks for the responses guys, i'll give that different serial configuration a go when I get home.

This might be a dumb question, but how do I connect to the serial console on my RB1100AH? I've configured the serial port on the router with the same settings as my terminal emulator, and I'm using a null modem cable to connect the router to the serial port on the PC. I am using a USB to serial adap...

i think something is wrong with nat firewall rule
try to delete the out interface
and just leave your source ip in the nat rule

Ahh you legend, that worked!
I removed the out-interface part, and I now have internet.

Thanks guys.

No I can't, 8.8.8.8 just times out. I did try pinging googles IP to try and rule out a DNS issue. The PPPoE client is set to use peer DNS, and the DHCP points the workstation to 192.168.1.1 as the default gateway and DNS server, which I've confirmed in ipconfig.

Thanks for your reply. My configuration doesn't seem very different to the one you posted, can you see any problems with this? Do I need to specify disabled=no in this config? I night clicked and selected enable in WinBox, maybe that didn't do it.

Thanks

Hey there I'm trying to configure a basic set up like this: [work station] <---> [router] <---> [modem] <---> [internet] The modem is connected to interface ether12, and a PPPoE client is setup to dial out on that interface. The workstation gets an IP from a DHCP service on the router, and can ping ...

I'd like a gigabit switch that outputs 24v for mikrotik devices on all it's ports, so I don't have to use POE injectors, or funny adapters to step the voltage down on standard POE switches.

That's great, thank you for the prompt response.

I'm interested in buying an RB1100AH, but where I live we have 230v mains power with a +10% -6% tolerance, and I noticed the router is rated to 220v. Forgive me if this is a silly question, but will it be fine to run this on 230v, or will I have to use POE?

Cheers