Good day,
I have a problem with two different routers and multiple setups where they simply do not allow more than 9 concurrent/simultaneous connections at once. More than 9 connects with certain setups but only 9 physically routes actually works.
Setup1 - RB2011UiAS
ether1 - uplink
ether2,3,4 - running PPPoE servers and has sectors connected to it
Setup2 - RB2011UiAS
ether1 - uplink
ether2,3,4 - running a bridge with rstp and one PPPoE server
ether2-4 has sectors connected to it
Setup3 - RB2011UiAS & x86
on 2011:
ether1 - uplink
ether2-4 - Bridge with EoIP tunnel to x86 bridge.
sfp1 link to x86 ether1
on x86:
ether1- sfp1 of RB2011
ether2 - Internal servers (helpdesk, DNS Billing etc.)
PPPoEBridge - EoIP tunnel to 2011 bridge for ether2-4 of RB2011
The main reason for the last setup is the x86 is much stronger than the 2011. This is why I want to run the PPPoE and main firewalling on it. I use BIND for the internal DNS server which is also setup to be a root caching server (no the DNS server in Mikrotik gives way too much problems).
The problem I have on all of these setups is that only 9 PPPoE connections are allowed to talk at any given time. The rest is simply blocked and not allowed.
RaynoP
[Ticket#2014061766000479] RE: PPPoE server issues