Is it possible?
How i can do that?
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
this is not possible as there is no such software available for linux
only thing that is possible is to connect to router and the from that router connect to your other routeres using mac-telnet (the way i do that myself)
only thing that is possible is to connect to router and the from that router connect to your other routeres using mac-telnet (the way i do that myself)
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Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
Neighbor viewer, downloadable from the the Mikrotik website, has MAC-telnet, only for windows. I run linux, so I use Wine. This works perfectly. Under Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install wine
give it a try
sudo apt-get install wine
give it a try
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
I have two network cards on my box. The mac telnet utility tries to connect using the wrong card network.
Is there a command line or way to bind the mac telnet to the correct card?
The neighbor viewer utility sees the neighbor but the mac telnet doesn't work because of the two cards...
Is there a command line or way to bind the mac telnet to the correct card?
The neighbor viewer utility sees the neighbor but the mac telnet doesn't work because of the two cards...
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
As this is a answer to an old post, this is just for future references:
You could either use Wine to run MikroTik's own windows tools in Linux.
Or you could try out my open source Mac-Telnet application for linux:
http://github.com/haakonnessjoen/MAC-Telnet
You could either use Wine to run MikroTik's own windows tools in Linux.
Or you could try out my open source Mac-Telnet application for linux:
http://github.com/haakonnessjoen/MAC-Telnet
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
*very* interested in this.... But
RHEL4:
cc -Wall -c interfaces.c
cc -Wall -c protocol.c
protocol.c: In function `parse_mndp':
protocol.c:369: warning: implicit declaration of function `le32toh'
cc -Wall -o macping macping.c interfaces.o protocol.o
protocol.o(.text+0x964): In function `parse_mndp':
: undefined reference to `le32toh'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [macping] Error 1
in protocol.c and mactelnet.c sorted out le32toh. But mactelnet.c still errors...
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Chris
RHEL4:
cc -Wall -c interfaces.c
cc -Wall -c protocol.c
protocol.c: In function `parse_mndp':
protocol.c:369: warning: implicit declaration of function `le32toh'
cc -Wall -o macping macping.c interfaces.o protocol.o
protocol.o(.text+0x964): In function `parse_mndp':
: undefined reference to `le32toh'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [macping] Error 1
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#include <byteswap.h>
#define htole32(x) (bswap_32(htonl(x)))
#define le32toh(x) (ntohl(bswap_32(x)))Code: Select all
mactelnet.c: In function `send_auth':
mactelnet.c:193: warning: implicit declaration of function `htole16'
/tmp/ccyZiFO3.o(.text+0x4ad): In function `send_auth':
: undefined reference to `htole16'
/tmp/ccyZiFO3.o(.text+0x4c5): In function `send_auth':
: undefined reference to `htole16'
/tmp/ccyZiFO3.o(.text+0x5a3): In function `sig_winch':
: undefined reference to `htole16'
/tmp/ccyZiFO3.o(.text+0x5b5): In function `sig_winch':
: undefined reference to `htole16'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit statusChris
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Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
just add another "#define htole16(x) (bswap_16(htonl(x)))"
and do "make mactelnet"
./mactelnet <MAC>
and do "make mactelnet"
./mactelnet <MAC>
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
Are you developer of that code?
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
https://github.com/haakonnessjoen/MAC-Telnet
under debian and ubuntu just:
under debian and ubuntu just:
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apt-get install mactelnet-client
Re: mac-telnet from Linux Box
I have also troubles with winbox, i have wine installed and winbox works on it but the mac coms not if i click on the three dots.
In windows works that fine.
Please make a winbox on Linux this shal us help.
In windows works that fine.
Please make a winbox on Linux this shal us help.
this is not possible as there is no such software available for linux
only thing that is possible is to connect to router and the from that router connect to your other routeres using mac-telnet (the way i do that myself)