CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Ether 1 is setup to be my dhcp client for my internet service provider but keeps loosing it's ip address many times a day and I dont know what to do i have fought with comcast over and over about this issues.
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Would be very helpful if you add your configuration:
/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyoulike
/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyoulike
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
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Last edited by Bayley on Tue May 10, 2022 10:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
You have posted your private data....
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
@erlinden
When ask something like that, remember to the user to remove sensitive data inside the posted config...Would be very helpful if you add your configuration:
/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyoulike
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Will do, though some info will be removed by adding the hide-sensitive flag (depending on the RouterOS version).When ask something like that, remember to the user to remove sensitive data inside the posted config...
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
But isn't that what hide-sensitive does ?When ask something like that, remember to the user to remove sensitive data inside the posted config...
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Partially, MAC addresses will still remain (as well as any public IP address if configured). And probably some more...But isn't that what hide-sensitive does ?
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Indeed...
I have not noticed that...
I have not noticed that...
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
@erlinden
@<all>
What are present on that particular user export are: email, serial number, cloud IP, and some passwords...
My PC have F8:1A:67:00:1F:55 as MAC, and my RouterBOARD have CC:2D:E0:31:13:8E
and now? What "sensitive" data you can obtain?
Is just one example, is not for teaching, but for try to explain the useless fear against MAC address (except some rare cases, but often require physical access to LAN...)
except some extremely rare exceptions, MAC address is NEVER a sensitive data...Partially, MAC addresses will still remain (as well as any public IP address if configured). And probably some more...But isn't that what hide-sensitive does ?
@<all>
What are present on that particular user export are: email, serial number, cloud IP, and some passwords...
My PC have F8:1A:67:00:1F:55 as MAC, and my RouterBOARD have CC:2D:E0:31:13:8E
and now? What "sensitive" data you can obtain?
Is just one example, is not for teaching, but for try to explain the useless fear against MAC address (except some rare cases, but often require physical access to LAN...)
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
Your MAC address could be (ab)used for MAC spoofing.
Re: CRS328-24G-2S+ dhcp issues ether 1
... like serial number, which serves as hostname part of FQDN used in mikrotik's own DDNS. Which can represent much larger attack surface than WAN interface's MAC address.Partially, MAC addresses will still remain (as well as any public IP address if configured). And probably some more...But isn't that what hide-sensitive does ?