That's what I thought - I'm pretty sure it's a minor bug - but at least I have it working now...

Thanks again...

OK - setting the src-address to "0.0.0.0/0", in conjunction with your suggestion seems to work now...

Thank you!

Thanks - just tried that and unfortunately, the issue still remains...

Shouldn't setting the dst-address parameter be valid way to do it though also?

Hello all, I have a strange issue where one of our MT's is refusing to drop smtp/tcp25 packets in the firewall. Can someone look at my rules and tell me if I'm doing something stupid here - or if it is just truly broken? ----------------------------------------- [****@********] > ip firewall filter ...

Yeah sure and wait for 5 years. How about we think of a workaround? (P.S. I e-mailed them to let them know already) I know this thread is kind of old but did you ever find your work-around? I was thinking you could just do someting like this: ip dns static add name=ADSL1 address=192.168.1.1 (or wha...

I have tried every combination of options for the route, including disabling/changing ping-check, changing/removing pref-source, etc... Here's some news though - We just tried to add a static route for a new customer and guess what - it won't work - the route is inactive/invalid no matter what we do...

I really do appreciate the offers for help. I don't really feel right about posting the entire routing table (as is) in a public place though. Then again, omitting info from it may mask the problem. The router has been at the current location for years and has seen at least 6 different gateways and ...

Thanks for the ideas. That's what I would think to - but I must be missing something simple here. These are not traditional cable modems. They are more like commercial DSL modems. They have 4 LAN ports, integrated WIFI and are not MAC address dependant like regular cable modems. Each one also has a ...

Hello, Has anyone tried or had success with connecting two separate Internet gateways via one physical Ethernet interface? We have basically, two cable modems, plugged into a switch and connected to our MT router's WAN port. One cable modem is the default GW for the router. For the other modem, we h...

And what firewall rules are required to get around that local client access to external IP (hosted internally) limitation? I've seen really cheap nat routers that do it automatically (dlink's?), so I know it's possible. I just can't seem to figure it out. Any ideas?

Thanks!

No, it definitely wasn't just a glitch for me.

See here: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?p=125558

Apparently, it only applies to x86 hardware though...

I think they have likely fixed and replaced the broken build of 3.12 by now. Did you upgrade all 3 routers from the same download file - or did you download it again for the latter 2?

Yes, yes, agreed - those are great rules to live by but it still does not change the fact that MT may have just introduced one of the biggest bugs in their history. The fault here lies (mainly) with MT - IMO. Not following proper upgrade protocol doesn't change the fact that MT widely distributed a ...

Same problem here. Router locks up hard on boot after upgrade to 3.12. Have power cycled several times and tried changing bios settings (Glad it's not just me). I hear the 2 beeps after boot and it takes my username, then just locks up every time. It's not pingable or anything. Intel P4 2.6Ghz singl...

Just out of curiosity, did you check your arp=proxy-arp settings on each bridge/interface thoroughly?

So, if we're not at the MUM, we're just SOL?

At this point I would have to say yes your SOL and why did you let yourself get there?

Boo

I myself am not SOL, but some of our clients may be. Thanks for the totally useless and non-helpful reply though...

I wasn't aware of that - Thanks Anybody got OpenCALEA working yet? If so, what distro? I have gotten the TAP to compile and run, but the lea_collector is giving me compile errors... I would think that MT might be looking into packaging/integrating with opencalea, rather than starting from scratch......

So, if we're not at the MUM, we're just SOL?

do the IPIP tunnels offer any encryption or encoding. I ask since i need to use the MOST compatable tunnel type to route two internal IPs over the net. where the traffic is ONLY cleartext FTP traffic and i KNOW someone on the ftp server end will be packet sniffing. I know this is a little late, but...

Thanks for the help! That seems to have fixed it...

I can't even get 248 vlans to work (which is what we have to have). We are running 2.9.14 - routerboard44 4 port card and pure intel motherboard. After reboot, none of the interfaces respond. If I disable and re-enable individual interfaces manually (including vlans) they start working. Also, in win...

We are having lots of problems with some P4 systems running Biostar motherboards with VIA chipsets. About to try an intel board - Will post results...