hi guys. i have 3 hotspots on different locations working with their local routerboard user manager . what i want to do is have them all running with only one user manager on a different routerboard that i have in my house to have more control.

the problem is that when i try to add different routers on the user manager it wont accept dyndns entries of the remote (routerboards) hotspots. is there any solution to that like a script or something? any ideas or directions on the right path will be much appreciated

thanks for the help

i think you cant use one usermanager for 1 more router !
if you want to solve this problem , you can use IBSng accounting OS to Do it

ok since i dont see many replies on my post and knowing that my english are not great i will try to rephrase the question with my problem.

so i ask : can someone tell me with a few words what would be the best way to operate 3 seperate remote hotspots (mikrotik routerboards) by using only one usermanager on a 4rth routerboard that is installed in my house for example?

i dont expect from someone to give me full details i just want some general steps that i have to follow to do this, so at least i will know what to look for

thanks again

yes you can , if you have public ip , you can go in your 4th router and install User-manager package and after that add the others router , or more , in part "Routers" in "User-manager" you can add a infinite number of router , just choose "add" and after that enter the ip of each router and other configuration

if you read my first post, the problem that i have is that the remote hotspots are in routers with dynamic public ips. this fact together with the fact that "routers" in "usermanager" DONT accept dyndns entries creates my problem and my question as well.

thanks for the help