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Attach the snapshot of the firewall filter page of your router

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Try to use packet analyzer, like wireshark to discover d MAC of the connected port, and try to access d router through the MAC

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Depends on your budget

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They r on the same subnet. Just put your connected SXT on AP Bridge, then scan on the other SXT (to check your loss). And then connect.

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Try to add a new Ip pool with a desired name and add 192.168.10.51 to 192.168.10.100 as your range. Then, add your hotspot with the Ip Interface, and then add your new pool. Thats all

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Try to add a new Ip pool with a desired name and add 192.168.10.51 to 192.168.10.100 as your range. Then, add your hotspot with the Ip Interface, and then add your new pool. Thats all

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Create a new IP Pool with 192.168.10.51-192.168.10.100 and give it a desired name. Then, create your hotspot on the IP interface, but add the pool name you created.

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You're on the right track

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User Manager can help your needs..Shared User, and same time volume based bandwidth

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Does the former radio give u DHCP?

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Why don't u remove the existing dhcp server and the pool, and then create an entirely new one.

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Instead of login, make your service hotspot

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If you upgrade, your configuration will still be intact.

Check your system network settings, to see if you don't have a virtual interface, if you do, disable it and try reconnecting to your router via MAC again.

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Check up CPU usage when IPV6 is enabled

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Are u sure you are adding /userman to your IP?
x.x.x.x/userman

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Confirm if any script isn't running

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Why don't you put an IP on the same subnet as 192.168.88.1 on your system, and try to access the router now..

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What method did you deploy for your failover?

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Enable the masquerade rule on your firewall, and that should do the magic...

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U will need to get the permission of the Hotel Administrator to bypass the MAC address of the interface you use to connect to their network. Without the bypass, am afraid you can't achieve your aim.

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If you request with HTTPS website, it will not redirect you to the hotspot page. It only does that with HTTP website

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U can specify d different Radius Server IPs on the hotspot settings, I mean the Hotspot Server Profiles

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Do all devices have the same Router OS?

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Please do all necessary snapshots and upload them

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Confirm if cookies is not ticked on your ip hotspot server profile

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What exactly do you want done? Completely block services such as online video games, or limit services?

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Use dude

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Means you will have to run hotspot on your network, then on the hotspot server profile, go to login, and check only trial, and put the time limit. Otherwise, run usermanager on your network.

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Level 6 is unlimited

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Confirm if the interfaces you are trying to use are not slaves under the master port.

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Are you doing DHCP on your network?

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hotspot login page doesn't work with https

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What kinda routerboard is it?

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Maybe he should do a test without the hotspot first

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Am completely interested in this too. Really sure someone will come up with something soon. @normis

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Yes, leave the IPs you intend to give the computer out of your "dhcp pool" when setting up your DHCP, so that no one can obtain them from DHCP. Then, use them as static on the computers.

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Does you clients obtain the same configurations (through DHCP) of your bridge interface?

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I have similar problem with microsoft website, and i have been unable to conquer it. Still trying though

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Tried same thing on my windows machine and it worked.

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U mean see active users on your network?

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Ensure that you have the recent Netinstall and the recent RouterOS

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You can create he DHCP on the bridge interface and add different pools.....

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Try using another SSH Client, like "putty"

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What platform of radius server do you run?

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No.....

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userman should work fine...

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Do you think it has to do with the SSH Client?

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Yeah, exactly

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Disable any dynamic rule you have there, and also make sure you know what you are doing with the rules you have.....

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First, you need to make the IP address of the client static, and then use IP Firewall filter. In the Advanced bar, use the connection byte tab to do that...

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U don't need any script, just block the port numbers of those services on your Ip Firewal Filter

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Check if the hospot service uses radius, and also the radius address. Also, confirm that you choose a valid profile in the Usermanager (Which I assume you used)

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I think Firewall filter will do, using the IP Address of the Server. You can reject every other service and Accept only that of your Server.

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Thanks, that was helpful.....

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That's the normal thing about check gateway, the gateway with the shortest distance works first.

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Can you screen grab your firewall filter page and attach it here???

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Just change your board...

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What exactly do u want done on the network?

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Does the login page open when you type ip-address/login on the browser?

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Do as mjsabri said, if it still doesn't work, check if your chrome browser isn't pointing to a proxy server

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If the two networks are on the same router, they will be reachable within the same router.

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What exactly are you trying to achieve?

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Have you reloaded the OS?

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there's always action=redirect in Mikrotik firewall

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Does the ISP modem have a LAN port?

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Port forwarding will always work, but it is a complex solution to the problem IMO.

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Disable the interfaces that are useless to you

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Check your discovery interfaces

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Did you do any limitation when you set up the PPPoE?

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Just give your servers 203.10.17.x IP and make their gateways and DNS the same one you obtained from your ISP. Bridge your ether1 interface to your PPPOE dynamic interface and connect your servers to the ether1 interface. And See if that works..

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Would love to see your firewall rules though....

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If you will like to use the ethernet port on your client side too, you can bridge. Otherwise, just leave out the bridge.

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You cannot disable NAT on your WLAN interface except you're doing dynamic routing. Check if your WLAN mode is on AP_BRIDGE. Then Add Hotspot to your WLAN Interface.

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Did you add a static route to your gateway? If you did, and still cannot ping, check your firewall filter rules to see if any ICMP packets are not dropped or rejected.

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You can also exclude the IP Address of the website on your rule. Ping the website address and you should see the IP address, as long as it doesn't have multiple IP addresses. If it does, you can just add another rule to accept the website, and drop it on to of your previous rule. Thanks.

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U can block access to the MAC address. Just go to IP DHCP-SERVER LEASES, add manually and then block access to the suspect MAC address.

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Configure your client settings on the WLAN interface of your router. Then, in the WLAN settings, change your "mode" to AP_BRIDGE, and set your SSID to your desired accesspoint name.

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Does the URL open just fine on a browser?

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And all other ICMP rules in ur firewall filter, pls disable all. Thanks

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Hello, pls disable the "icmp" action= reject in your ip firewall filter, and that should do.

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