Hello,
I have a rb1009 directly connected to a ubnt Litebeam ACgen2 connected to an other Litebeam ACgen2. Neighbors can see some of the hAP and Mikrotik POE switches. When i ROMON it to the rb1009 nothing shows up.
RB1009 > LBE‑5AC‑Gen2 <> LBE‑5AC‑Gen2 > CRS122 POE
This network has a total of 4 Litebeam ACgen2 and 2 LiteBeam AC AP.
What is going on with ROMON on UBNT equipment? I have stopped using UNIFI switches because it will not pass ROMON traffic.
Bill
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vecernik87
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Re: Romon - UBNT
This is known issue caused by UBNT. They block frames with unusual ethernet frame type, which are being used by ROMON: https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Fea ... -p/1976558 . There are reports that EdgeSwitch can be configured to accept and pass these, but also people are saying that on UniFi switches, it did not work. Personally, I was not able to set it up to allow romon pass through these.and I ended up with creating overlay management network with MPLS/VPLS: viewtopic.php?t=105438
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deltamc2000
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Re: Romon - UBNT
I can confirm that it does work,
While taking my MTCNA, the Romon lab failed as no one could see the other routers.
You have to "telnet" to the Unifi switch
Did not have time to work out how to comit the changes, think it may have been "save".
Problem solved, everyone could see all routers through romon
While taking my MTCNA, the Romon lab failed as no one could see the other routers.
You have to "telnet" to the Unifi switch
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enable
configure
mac access-list extended global
permit any any
exit
mac access-group global vlan 1 in
Problem solved, everyone could see all routers through romon
Re: Romon - UBNT
Make sure that on UBNT links you have "WDS" enabled.
It is required to transparently pass traffic including MAC address between WiFi link peers.
It is required to transparently pass traffic including MAC address between WiFi link peers.
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freemannnn
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Re: Romon - UBNT
"deltamc2000" your sollution is working but is not permament. if you reboot the unifi switch the configuration is lost and no romon again. is there any way for permanent sollution?
Re: Romon - UBNT
hi buddy!!!
I could access via ssh into my ubnt but where I should place this command below????
if I type it says invalid command.
thanks!
I could access via ssh into my ubnt but where I should place this command below????
Code: Select all
enable
configure
mac access-list extended global
permit any any
exit
mac access-group global vlan 1 in
thanks!
I can confirm that it does work,
While taking my MTCNA, the Romon lab failed as no one could see the other routers.
You have to "telnet" to the Unifi switch
Did not have time to work out how to comit the changes, think it may have been "save".Code: Select allenable configure mac access-list extended global permit any any exit mac access-group global vlan 1 in
Problem solved, everyone could see all routers through romon
Re: Romon - UBNT
When you connect by ssh to the switch, you need to run a telnet command as this:
Telnet 127.0.0.1
After that, you can run the commands from the other post
And to save the configuration you can run the command:
Write memory
Telnet 127.0.0.1
After that, you can run the commands from the other post
And to save the configuration you can run the command:
Write memory
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freemannnn
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Re: Romon - UBNT
When you connect by ssh to the switch, you need to run a telnet command as this:
Telnet 127.0.0.1
After that, you can run the commands from the other post
And to save the configuration you can run the command:
Write memory
by "write memory" you mean it is persistant on reboot of ubnt switch?
Re: Romon - UBNT
@billjellis why is ROMON a must ? There are other ways to reach all your devices as well e.g. through routing...
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freemannnn
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it is a MUST. i can access remotely behind main router all my mikrotik switches and access points by just enabling romon in each device. simple as that. nothing else to configure. thank u mikrotik for that.
there is a nice article below. ( i dont advertise)
"You can not only discover these devices, you can also ping them, SSH to them, and connect to them with Winbox – without the need for tunnels, NAT or special routing rules."
https://www.miro.co.za/mikrotik-routero ... ure-romon/
there is a nice article below. ( i dont advertise)
"You can not only discover these devices, you can also ping them, SSH to them, and connect to them with Winbox – without the need for tunnels, NAT or special routing rules."
https://www.miro.co.za/mikrotik-routero ... ure-romon/
Re: Romon - UBNT
A must is something that can not be done in any other way... So am sure ROMON is not...it is a MUST
The fact that you can only achieve it with the use of ROMON because you might not know another way is something else ...
If you give more details, a network diagram with the IP addresses etc we can help you make the routing work...
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freemannnn
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Re: Romon - UBNT
you said that. i didnt say i cant. thanx i dont need your help.The fact that you can only achieve it with the use of ROMON because you might not know another way is something else ...it is a MUST
Re: Romon - UBNT
Sure, you are welcome...thanx i dont need your help.