In Cisco ASDM there is an option to preview commands of changes made in the GUI before they are applied. Adding a feature like this would help in a number of ways: Newbies get to see their actions in the GUI played out in the command line, thus helping them learn commands. Commands are easily copy/p...
It's rather discouraging seeing how old this thread is when I'm having the same problem here, five years later on a CCR1036-12G-4S running RouterOS v6.31. 2,000 PPPoE clients. Sometimes if a node drops during maintenance, we expect lose about 200 sessions. Those sessions do drop, and then the REST O...
CCR1036-12G-4S v6.24 PPPoE server set up on the CCR, client routers can authenticate successfully and resolve DNS and ping public IP's. Client routers get assigned appropriate DNS servers, but that information fails to pass to client devices. Client devices behind client routers can ping public IP'...
I've managed to get download working now, but lost my upload limit. Here's my config: Mangle [admin@MikroTik] > /ip firewall mangle print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 ;;; 2m up chain=forward action=mark-connection new-connection-mark=2mbps_up passthrough=no src-address-list=10-2_l...
I've managed to get download working now, but lost my upload limit. Here's my config: Mangle [admin@MikroTik] > /ip firewall mangle print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 ;;; 2m up chain=forward action=mark-connection new-connection-mark=2mbps_up passthrough=no src-address-list=10-2_l...
Hi aharrison, I'm having the same issue. Your suggested mangle rules proved ineffective. Both packet and connection marking work only for upload. The download packet and connection marking fail to mark a single packet.
I have a simple queue configured to limit upload to 2mbps and download to 10mbps on a specific IP address. It limits the upload speed perfectly, but the download traffic remains unthrottled. Download packets are not graphed in the simple queue Traffic tab, yet the interface itself shows Tx speeds th...
Agreed. I think it's a bug. Same thing happens on my CCR1036 running 6.20. BGP Advertisements claim there are too many to display, but when I select "Click here to see them all" it shows all FOUR advertisements for two seconds, then goes back to "There are too many advertisements to s...
I figured this one out. After taking a look at the route filters in place, I noticed our (now offline) Edge 2 was in "Set In Nexthop" for the inbound BGP filters along with our Edge 1 router. After taking Edge 2 out, everything works great.
A few months ago I had a CCR1036 configured just fine with BGP with a public AS getting a full route table in a lab. I let it sit up until recently and now it appears like any outbound pings from the CCR experience roughly 50% loss. It'll be successful for one minute, then completely time out the ne...
I had a similar issue on a CCR1036. We tried to put it into production with approximately 1700 pppoe clients, once peak hours came along, it topped off about 450mbps (normal peak for us is 650mbps) and then the packet loss started. Having to scramble to put our old router in place was no fun.
Seeing as you don't remember the IP address you assigned the MikroTik, is it possible you are attempting to ping the wrong IP address? Also, make sure your client computer has a subnet mask capable of "seeing" the MikroTik. (eg 255.255.255.0)
RESOLVED Shoutout to /user/netsx on the MikroTik subreddit for the solution. The problem is because my .txt file is MSDOS line formatted ( "\r\n" ) but it's expecting a Linux/Unix, etc. line format ( "\n" ). Working code is here: :if ( [/file get [/file find name=suspendedaccts....
The list is for non-paying customers whose IP addresses get added to an address list filtered by a dstNAT rule that redirects all traffic to our pay portal page.
Unfortunately, there is a 4096 byte read/write limit when working with text files inside RouterOS: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=40830&p=202842#p203311 Reduce your file size, and then pasting this in the terminal. It will show the file contents, unless the file size is too b...
Coming along, but still having issues. I found another website that had slightly different code and it successfully Imports the first IP address on my list - but only the first. Then it throws up the error message "value of address expects range of ip addresses". :if ( [/file get [/file fi...
It seems the script is hanging at this point at the end: :if ( [:pick $line 0 1] != "\n" ) do={ :if ( [:len $line ] > 0 ) do={ /ip firewall address-list add list=suspendedaccts address=$line } } } while ($lineEnd < $contentLen) } This is where it goes line by line and adds each IP address ...
Thanks for your help,
Looks like this issue was caused by some misinformation from our network administrator. Once I got the proper settings I was golden.
EDIT: Solution Here: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=83910#p421517 I have a list of banned IP's that I update all the time for customers who are overdue on their payments. I'm following the instructions on this page http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Using_Fetch_and_Scripting_to_add_IP...
First time setting up BGP and I'm sure this is something simple. I've successfully peered my MikroTik router to my existing core router. All 480,000-ish routes have poured in - it's talking just fine. That said, I can't even ping the outside from the terminal in Winbox. I can ping my DNS servers and...