routerboard and power beam
Hello every body,I have a power beam M400 5G and I use it to receive a signal from near provider.Also,I use a mikrotik rb951u as a router in pppoe mode (user name ,password) , the Rb connected to power beam (LAN of adapter of power beam to ppoe of RB).I want to enter to the power beam gui through the mikrotik by web browser or from smartphone internet browser.is there any way or not.[flash=][/flash]
Re: routerboard and power beam
I don't think this is a MikroTik question really. I have no idea how you can configure this other device. Have you tried their manufacturer forums?
Re: routerboard and power beam
Of course you can.
Make port 4 a slave to port 5 and you can cable in to port 4 to access the interface of the beam.
There are multiple ways of doing this if you give more information.
Make port 4 a slave to port 5 and you can cable in to port 4 to access the interface of the beam.
There are multiple ways of doing this if you give more information.
Re: routerboard and power beam
Thanks for replay I want to enter to that device from RB as I do it in other router type such as tp linkI don't think this is a MikroTik question really. I have no idea how you can configure this other device. Have you tried their manufacturer forums?
Re: routerboard and power beam
thanks , I use only ppp port in the RB and other devices that connected to the router via wireless ,so I want to enter from device connected to the router not via cableOf course you can.
Make port 4 a slave to port 5 and you can cable in to port 4 to access the interface of the beam.
There are multiple ways of doing this if you give more information.
Re: routerboard and power beam
You could use something similar to this;thanks , I use only ppp port in the RB and other devices that connected to the router via wireless ,so I want to enter from device connected to the router not via cable
/ip firewall nat
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat comment=speedtest-nat dst-address=!192.168.0.0/24 out-interface=pppoe-out1
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat comment=config-nat dst-address=192.168.0.0/24 out-interface=ether5_WAN_CPE
This NAT's all traffic not intended for the CPE's IP range through the pppoe interface but anything destined for the CPE's IP range our of port5 (not pppoe) so you still retain access.
You will need to adjust this to match your IP set up of course.
Re: routerboard and power beam
You could use something similar to this;thanks , I use only ppp port in the RB and other devices that connected to the router via wireless ,so I want to enter from device connected to the router not via cable
/ip firewall nat
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat comment=speedtest-nat dst-address=!192.168.0.0/24 out-interface=pppoe-out1
add action=masquerade chain=srcnat comment=config-nat dst-address=192.168.0.0/24 out-interface=ether5_WAN_CPE
This NAT's all traffic not intended for the CPE's IP range through the pppoe interface but anything destined for the CPE's IP range our of port5 (not pppoe) so you still retain access.
You will need to adjust this to match your IP set up of course.
I think your that your comment matches with this discussion with little change .Are you agree with me ? http://www.urosvovk.com/step-by-step-ho ... -routeros/
I'll try and see the result and I'll replay
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Thats a link to making a PPTP client? Nothing like that at all.I think your that your comment matches with this discussion with little change .Are you agree with me ? http://www.urosvovk.com/step-by-step-ho ... -routeros/
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thank you can you explain in pictures because I do what you say ,but it is not validThats a link to making a PPTP client? Nothing like that at all.I think your that your comment matches with this discussion with little change .Are you agree with me ? http://www.urosvovk.com/step-by-step-ho ... -routeros/
I'll try and see the result and I'll replay[/i]
Re: routerboard and power beam
thank you can you explain in pictures because I do what you say ,but it is not valid
Apologies but I'm not currently in a position to do this. Please export your current NAT rules and mention the IP of your CPE and I will try to ammend.You will need to adjust this to match your IP set up of course.
Re: routerboard and power beam
thanks the problem is solved , but I must change the issue from pppoe to static while I enter to the othe device
Re: routerboard and power beam
Solved but not as well as it possibly could be. You can do this so you don't have to change it. Post your current rules and CPE IP if you like.thanks the problem is solved , but I must change the issue from pppoe to static while I enter to the othe device