Hello,Will there be optional CHR-only packages available for this flavor of RouterOS? For example, you've mentioned driver support for different virtualisation systems interfaces will be added, but would it be worthwhile that these be additional packages to be installed only as needed, as well as things like VM-tools etc.. ?
Furthermore, does MT have any plans to work with providers like VMware and Amazon to allow MikroTik routers to be a click-to-deploy option for new users? IE: Putting CHR in the VMware Virtual Appliance Marketplace
Oh Wait ! To this and if you add cpu HW AES into IPSEC and bring that upstrem to the x86 version, I'd give you a kiss on the spot !This will have Fastpath and 64bit support, also custom drivers and other optimisations.
I use Virtio network interfaces with RouterOS, virtualise inside Linux KVM. I've not tried Virtio storage, but I suspect it will work.Very nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
Hello,I use Virtio network interfaces with RouterOS, virtualise inside Linux KVM. I've not tried Virtio storage, but I suspect it will work.Very nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
network is supported, disk is coming laterVery nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
How many times can you say the same thing in the same thread?network is supported, disk is coming laterVery nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
They've said what they are working on, so leave them to it. No need for 15 people to ask for Virtio storage drivers when they've already said it. They've said they're working on 10G VMXnet3.i think until Mikrotik releases proper drivers, all this virtualisation thing is good for:
- demonstration
- testing
- dude
- user manager
and other low network usage things.
If you go for higher thruput/pps than you have to use direct access to NIC or specific drivers.
What i don't really understand, why Mikrotik not includes PV-HVM stock kernel drivers.
A standard linux installed to HVM, can nicely push ~900mbps traffic with low cpu usage, while RouterOS tops at ~150mbps with high CPU usage.
Have i said, that those PV-HVM drivers already exist and working ?They've said what they are working on, so leave them to it. No need for 15 people to ask for Virtio storage drivers when they've already said it. They've said they're working on 10G VMXnet3.
[admin@MikroTik] > interface print
Flags: D - dynamic, X - disabled, R - running, S - slave
# NAME TYPE ACTUAL-MTU L2MTU MAX-L2MTU MAC-ADDRESS
0 R ether1 ether 1500 00:0C:29:B1:BB:47
1 R ether2 ether 1500 00:0C:29:B1:BB:3D
[admin@MikroTik] > sy resource pci print
# DEVICE VENDOR NAME IRQ
0 03:00.0 VMware VMXNET3 Ethernet Controller (rev: 1) 11
1 02:00.0 Intel Corporation 82545EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Copper) (re... 11
you have to make sure that your virtual machine management system exposes virtualization bit to the guest os.Hello,
When I run the CHR-vm, I get the following error:
Demo License expired!
Please reinstall...
And the CHR-vm goes down. Any fix?
Thanks
Will this be possible in the final image?Please consider adding the recognition of extra virtual disks to the appliance. Additional virtual storage space would be very useful for larger web caches, FTP or Samba servers as a simple and easy alternative to other storage appliaces with no fancy requirements.
I will be very interested if it's possible to mount a CHR image and copy the kernel module to std x86 image.Will VMXNET3 be included on the standard x86 builds as well or only on the CHR images?
This is exactly how we plan to do it. Boot up the image, it will run in nag-screen mode until you log into your mikrotik account and "register" the new running machine. All details are not yet final, we are still making the plans. Internet will not be required all the time.Hi Janis.
Those are great goals.
It would be good if it worked like Microsoft SPLA. We spin up a new Windows VM from a template, it registers with a local KMS(licence server) that connects to Microsoft. Each month they invoice us for the number of Windows licences that have been active on our KMS.
This allows us to register licence without the VM being able to direct connect to the net, allows a grace period (evaluation period) and has worked flawlessly for us.
One of the UTM vendors has a similar system that works equally as well.
What about situations where you create/destroy VMs regularly, sometimes within the same month?This is exactly how we plan to do it. Boot up the image, it will run in nag-screen mode until you log into your mikrotik account and "register" the new running machine. All details are not yet final, we are still making the plans. Internet will not be required all the time.Hi Janis.
Those are great goals.
It would be good if it worked like Microsoft SPLA. We spin up a new Windows VM from a template, it registers with a local KMS(licence server) that connects to Microsoft. Each month they invoice us for the number of Windows licences that have been active on our KMS.
This allows us to register licence without the VM being able to direct connect to the net, allows a grace period (evaluation period) and has worked flawlessly for us.
One of the UTM vendors has a similar system that works equally as well.
I am told that CHR will not have its PV-HVM drivers added for XEN, use non-para virtualized environment instead.Janisk: would you include Xen PV-HVM drivers as well, please?
- KVM works now
- HyperV works now
- VmWare works now
- Xen still not :-*
It's really exciting to see this much attention from Mikrotik to licensing, new platform support, etc. "We make Routerboards" was the mantra for too long. Maybe we'll even see paid software support soon! <ducking>Hammy, nothing is set in stone yet and could change in the future. However, CHR is made with exactly this usage pattern in mind. You need some virtual router - it is easy to get it up, configuration checked and licensed if required. Or you could have virtual router prepared and when you need it active, license it. Granularity is not yet known.
Docker base image will not be possible.I have a somewhat weird but related to this feature request...
Any chance for a Docker base image?
(Travis-CI support once told me they plan to eventually allow users to spawn Docker containers...)
I believe that checksums for the NPK packages appeared in the late versions of v3.Looks like they have improved tamper protection also. NPK packages are now checksummed and the format has changed.
At least normal x86 releases (version 6.3) did not seem to have checksumming, as packages could be changed at will and the NPK files themselves didn't contain checksums.I believe that checksums for the NPK packages appeared in the late versions of v3.Looks like they have improved tamper protection also. NPK packages are now checksummed and the format has changed.
Before that there were various packages created by users that allowed you to install other software (mainly quagga to replace the -then- buggy BGP implementation of Mikrotik)
Janisk,I am told that CHR will not have its PV-HVM drivers added for XEN, use non-para virtualized environment instead.Janisk: would you include Xen PV-HVM drivers as well, please?
- KVM works now
- HyperV works now
- VmWare works now
- Xen still not :-*
Any change log or info on this release?latest image: http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_31rc15.img
I run it the other day under QEMU on Windows via GNS3.No instruction to run under QEMU? Is it possible? Already try on my FreeBSD boxes, no success.
No instruction to run under QEMU? Is it possible? Already try on my FreeBSD boxes, no success.
qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -hda chr_6_31rc14.img
What about KVM ?new image availabe http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_31rc16.img
Hyper-V and Vmware SCSI disk support for extended storage.
we are planning to add that. Have to get proper hardware etc.Could you add igbvf driver to the release in order to use SR-IOV?
just add additional storage as a device use VIRTIOWhat about KVM ?
Thank you! Looking forward to it.we are planning to add that. Have to get proper hardware etc.Could you add igbvf driver to the release in order to use SR-IOV?
I'm answering to myself: i've reconfigured the new disk as IDE and it is now detected by RouterOS.Hi everyone
I wanted to test the addition of a second Vmware scsi drive on CHR 6.31rc16
My CHR is installed on ESXi 5.5u2, i've added a new virtual disk drive (scsi, dependant, thin provisionned) but the command /disk print answers nothing.
How do we add a new virtual disk on CHR ?
Thanks for your help
I'm answering to myself: i've reconfigured the new disk as IDE and it is now detected by RouterOS.Hi everyone
I wanted to test the addition of a second Vmware scsi drive on CHR 6.31rc16
My CHR is installed on ESXi 5.5u2, i've added a new virtual disk drive (scsi, dependant, thin provisionned) but the command /disk print answers nothing.
How do we add a new virtual disk on CHR ?
Thanks for your help
but the changelog says "chr - added support for VMware SCSI virtual disks"
why is that ?
scsi0.virtualDev = "pvscsi"
scsi0.present = "TRUE"
scsi0:0.deviceType = "scsi-hardDisk"
scsi0:0.fileName = "test_2.vmdk"
scsi0:0.present = "TRUE"
scsi0:0.redo = ""
scsi0.pciSlotNumber = "192"
scsi0.sasWWID = "50 05 05 6e f4 ee b7 a0"
Thanks for your answer Janisk
platform for testing Vmware virtualization is ESXi 6.0
scsi configuration for the test:
also, add scsi drives in order (starting with 0) jumping over may yield strange results.Code: Select allscsi0.virtualDev = "pvscsi" scsi0.present = "TRUE" scsi0:0.deviceType = "scsi-hardDisk" scsi0:0.fileName = "test_2.vmdk" scsi0:0.present = "TRUE" scsi0:0.redo = "" scsi0.pciSlotNumber = "192" scsi0.sasWWID = "50 05 05 6e f4 ee b7 a0"
You can download the .img file and using "StarWind V2V Converter" you can convert it to anything you'd like (its free).Hello,
Where can I find the last CHR vmdk disk?. Do I need to convert the img file to a vmdk?
Regards
I couldn't find it either. I downloaded the RC, upgraded it, reset the configuration to completely blank, and made a new copy of the img.Is 6.31 Img going to be available through the download page ?
sorry, did not upload them on time.I couldn't find it either. I downloaded the RC, upgraded it, reset the configuration to completely blank, and made a new copy of the img.Is 6.31 Img going to be available through the download page ?
Hello Janisk,you have to make sure that your virtual machine management system exposes virtualization bit to the guest os.Hello,
When I run the CHR-vm, I get the following error:
Demo License expired!
Please reinstall...
And the CHR-vm goes down. Any fix?
Thanks
just change the interface to E1000 and then you'll have access.Huh... I disabled 'Allow x86-64' in System -> Resources -> Hardware, and now CHR on ESXi sees only 1 CPU core and no Ethernet (VMXNET3). How can I enable 'Allow x86-64' from console?
so, it's WinBox-only switch? I cannot change it via CLI?So, enjoy that switch while it is there as in the future it will be removed.
how can I do that now, without network access to the router? I have only CLIAt this time you could still change the flavor of kernel used.
thanks, reinstalled to solve I hoped there was easy way...Chupaka. Once more. Ignore this bug.
yes, this is confirmed bug. we will work to get that normal-network-interface of Hyper-V working again.I don't know whether it is already mentioned by somebody but I did not read it yet.
I have tried the latest available version (6.31) on Hyper-V (Running on windows 10, if it matters) and it seems to work.
Only thing I noticed is that only legacy network interfaces are available on the RouterOS installation. Normal network interfaces won't show up in the OS
That would make it useless for XenServer setups. XenServer/XenCenter won't allow live migration of HVM machines until XenTools are installed. XenTools (or open-vm-tools) are not available to install on RouterOS. My last post on testing live migration with RouterOS (x86) on XenServer is still valid for RouterOS 6.30.1 and XenServer 6.5.I am told that CHR will not have its PV-HVM drivers added for XEN, use non-para virtualized environment instead.Janisk: would you include Xen PV-HVM drivers as well, please?
- KVM works now
- HyperV works now
- VmWare works now
- Xen still not :-*
I'm getting boot error "kernel failed: invalid argument" with chr image on XenServer 6.5.but did anyone from you try the CHR image on Xen ?
And what about my other finding?yes, this is confirmed bug. we will work to get that normal-network-interface of Hyper-V working again.I don't know whether it is already mentioned by somebody but I did not read it yet.
I have tried the latest available version (6.31) on Hyper-V (Running on windows 10, if it matters) and it seems to work.
Only thing I noticed is that only legacy network interfaces are available on the RouterOS installation. Normal network interfaces won't show up in the OS
Another possible bug I found is that when I assign more than 1 virtual processor, the interface I configured won't get an IP address from my DHCP server (running on a real routerboard).
The routerboard does offer an IP, but it keeps in status offered and the DHCP client on the CHR keeps searching.
[admin@xen] > sy resource pci print
# DEVICE VENDOR NAME IRQ
0 00:03.0 Cirrus Logic GD 5446 (rev: 0) 0
1 00:02.0 XenSource, Inc. Xen Platform Device (rev: 1) 11
2 00:01.3 Intel Corporation 82371AB/EB/MB PIIX4 ACPI (rev: 3) 10
3 00:01.1 Intel Corporation 82371SB PIIX3 IDE [Natoma/Triton II] (rev: 0) 0
4 00:01.0 Intel Corporation 82371SB PIIX3 ISA [Natoma/Triton II] (rev: 0) 0
5 00:00.0 Intel Corporation 440FX - 82441FX PMC [Natoma] (rev: 2) 0
[admin@xen] > ip ad p
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
# ADDRESS NETWORK INTERFACE
0 D 192.168.88.2/24 192.168.88.0 bridge1
[admin@xen] > ip dhcp-client print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid
# INTERFACE USE-PEER-DNS ADD-DEFAULT-ROUTE STATUS ADDRESS
0 bridge1 yes yes bound 192.168.88.2/24
[admin@xen] > sy hardware print
multi-cpu: yes
[admin@xen] > sy resource print
uptime: 3m13s
version: 6.32rc5
build-time: Aug/24/2015 16:16:22
free-memory: 88.5MiB
total-memory: 105.8MiB
cpu: Intel(R)
cpu-count: 2
cpu-frequency: 3491MHz
cpu-load: 0%
free-hdd-space: 30.1MiB
total-hdd-space: 63.5MiB
write-sect-since-reboot: 1120
write-sect-total: 1121
architecture-name: x86_64
board-name: x86
platform: MikroTik
That second point is what's tweaked my interest, or rather have it running all the time as a hot-standby using VRRP with an actual physical router. Use CHR to deploy upgrades first, fail over to check everything remains functional, upgrade the physical router and fail back, or just as a backup in case of complete failure and waiting for a new router to get freighted across the country. I just got this image (6.31) fired up in Hyper-V right away, so now it's just a matter of testing throughput.we will check what can be done to allow additional storage for guest CHR.
There are 2 main goals here:
* make it easier to use RouterOS in virtual environment - deploying, configuring etc
* make it reasonable for customers that want virtual router up and running on demand. (licensing)
edit: rc14 with VMXNET3 support.
So is this a fix in 6.32rc5? I didn't find a place to download 6.32rc5. I triedCHR running on XEN
All the details of the licensing scheme are not yet known or cannot be disclosed. For now, you have limitations of Free tier - that is 1MBps of throughput.
It is expected to be a per-interface limit. Either this limit does not apply to the bandwidth test tool, or you have encountered a build where this limit is (accidentally?) turned off.Interestingly i was able to push gigabit speeds in the test. is the 1Mb/s a routing or inspection throughput limit?
I'm wondering about the same thing. I'd like to deploy a couple of RouterOS instances on the Vultr cloud (https://www.vultr.com) that uses KVM, but they require you to install from an ISO file. The default x86 ISO that Mikrotik provides doesn't have virtio drivers and thus doesn't see a hard disk to install to.Dear,
Can the Cloud Hosted Router itself be a Virtual Router with KVM?
I suppose this will depend in the future on the hosted provider.
Thanks,
Patrick
Can you add both virtio disk and network support to the x86 installer ISO as well? That would be a great addition!network is supported, disk is coming laterVery nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
Yes it can. I'm using it in both KVM and QEMU.Dear,
Can the Cloud Hosted Router itself be a Virtual Router with KVM?
I suppose this will depend in the future on the hosted provider.
Thanks,
Patrick
I just received this info from Vultr's support desk:Can you add both virtio disk and network support to the x86 installer ISO as well? That would be a great addition!network is supported, disk is coming laterVery nice!
Problems I've met are unsupported virtio (disk and network both) and cloud-init to be possible to load on AWS, Openstack, etc..
So apparently there is more interest in running RouterOS in this way, the only thing that's needed to get this working is virtio disk support in the x86 installer-ISO. If Mikrotik needs testers for this just let me know.We do get a number of requests for that particular OS, but enabling IDE has a significant processing overhead.
I don't think they really know Mikrotik RouterOS. If they did they wouldn't say that there will be a significant processing overhead because of IDE.So apparently there is more interest in running RouterOS in this way, the only thing that's needed to get this working is virtio disk support in the x86 installer-ISO. If Mikrotik needs testers for this just let me know.We do get a number of requests for that particular OS, but enabling IDE has a significant processing overhead.
That was my exact responseI don't think they really know Mikrotik RouterOS. If they did they wouldn't say that there will be a significant processing overhead because of IDE.
Once Mikrotik boots it pretty much writes almost nothing to the disk. So there is no disk IO to cause any load
The L2 MTU field is empty. Is this going to change in future releases of the CHR?it is now on the download page. Later builds will include VMXNET3
Code: Select all[admin@MikroTik] > interface print Flags: D - dynamic, X - disabled, R - running, S - slave # NAME TYPE ACTUAL-MTU L2MTU MAX-L2MTU MAC-ADDRESS 0 R ether1 ether 1500 00:0C:29:B1:BB:47 1 R ether2 ether 1500 00:0C:29:B1:BB:3D [admin@MikroTik] > sy resource pci print # DEVICE VENDOR NAME IRQ 0 03:00.0 VMware VMXNET3 Ethernet Controller (rev: 1) 11 1 02:00.0 Intel Corporation 82545EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Copper) (re... 11
on what virtual machine you are running your guest? And yes, that is one of the things for better EC2 integration. We might think of an option to disable that automatic DHCP addition to the interface.Troubles using CHR version:
1) Mikrotik create a dhcp client on ether1. Even if I disable dhcp client or reset the configuration mikrotik always create a dhcp client on ether1 and a get stuck with a automatic default gateway...
2) Is hard to search for neighbours on winbox. Sometimes winbox show but most of time no. Btw I'm running winbox on linux...
I have no such problems using the PC x86 version...
Ok..on what virtual machine you are running your guest? And yes, that is one of the things for better EC2 integration. We might think of an option to disable that automatic DHCP addition to the interface.Troubles using CHR version:
1) Mikrotik create a dhcp client on ether1. Even if I disable dhcp client or reset the configuration mikrotik always create a dhcp client on ether1 and a get stuck with a automatic default gateway...
2) Is hard to search for neighbours on winbox. Sometimes winbox show but most of time no. Btw I'm running winbox on linux...
I have no such problems using the PC x86 version...
Also, using ISO installation you will not be able to install CHR. For now it is deemed as an image that will install on itself at the first boot.
I don't know what is wrong, but in my case it just keeps rebooting on Hyper-V (Running on Windows 10)new images for CHR
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.img
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.vmdk
Hyper-V normal interface is fixed.
their are known issues with hyper-v and some builds of windows 10. is this the insider preview build of windows 10?I don't know what is wrong, but in my case it just keeps rebooting on Hyper-V (Running on Windows 10)new images for CHR
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.img
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.vmdk
Hyper-V normal interface is fixed.
[edit]
I also have tried to start from scratch.
Picked the 6.31 IMG file, converted it for Hyper-V. It runs ok.
Via the system -> packages I checked for updates and update 6.32.1 is available.
Upgrading to this version causes continuous reboots.
[edit2]
'Upgrading' to 6.30.4 causes no interfaces in Hyper-V and also gives me the 24hour limit like I have installed it from the x86 iso image.
[edit3]
Upgrading to the RC branch (6.33rc4) causes the reboot loop.
I didn't read about these as known issues. And I'm running an official version of Windows 10, upgraded from 7, for that matter.their are known issues with hyper-v and some builds of windows 10. is this the insider preview build of windows 10?I don't know what is wrong, but in my case it just keeps rebooting on Hyper-V (Running on Windows 10)new images for CHR
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.img
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/chr_6_32.vmdk
Hyper-V normal interface is fixed.
[edit]
I also have tried to start from scratch.
Picked the 6.31 IMG file, converted it for Hyper-V. It runs ok.
Via the system -> packages I checked for updates and update 6.32.1 is available.
Upgrading to this version causes continuous reboots.
[edit2]
'Upgrading' to 6.30.4 causes no interfaces in Hyper-V and also gives me the 24hour limit like I have installed it from the x86 iso image.
[edit3]
Upgrading to the RC branch (6.33rc4) causes the reboot loop.
Any news for XenServer users? The following is still valid for 6.32 on XenServer6.5:
Will this work on XenServer 6.5? I imported the vmdk, gave it 512Mb RAM and got the following error while booting.
Booting Kernel Failed: Invalid argument
Is there something special I need to do?
That would make it useless for XenServer setups. XenServer/XenCenter won't allow live migration of HVM machines until XenTools are installed. XenTools (or open-vm-tools) are not available to install on RouterOS.I am told that CHR will not have its PV-HVM drivers added for XEN, use non-para virtualized environment instead.Janisk: would you include Xen PV-HVM drivers as well, please?
- KVM works now
- HyperV works now
- VmWare works now
- Xen still not :-*
Mikrotik answered this 3 weeks ago -normis, any word on when we might be able to get a trial license w.o the 1mb restriction?
would like to see how mikrotik handles 56gbe and 100gbe interfaces.
All the details of the licensing scheme are not yet known or cannot be disclosed. For now, you have limitations of Free tier - that is 1MBps of throughput.
Exactly the same for me.Any news for XenServer users? The following is still valid for 6.32 on XenServer6.5:
Will this work on XenServer 6.5? I imported the vmdk, gave it 512Mb RAM and got the following error while booting.
Booting Kernel Failed: Invalid argument
Is there something special I need to do?
We are still discussing how this will work on the server and in the RouterOS interface. Managing lots of such subscriptions is not easy. Let's say you have 30 paid subscriptions and 50 trials for 100Mbit and 20 1mbit free ones, and now want to upgrade 10 to 1Gbit and cancel 20 subscriptions
Please, don't post screenshots of wokstation virtual hypervisors, I suggest to post: "config values" for create the Virtual Machine. For example:We are releasing a test version of an exciting new feature - Cloud Hosted Router (CHR).
Those are not installers, but ready disk images.
Just like some people prefer Winbox over CLI, some people have no idea how to use the values you posted. Advanced users don't need instructions at all.Please, don't post screenshots of wokstation virtual hypervisors, I suggest to post: "config values" for create the Virtual Machine. For example:We are releasing a test version of an exciting new feature - Cloud Hosted Router (CHR).
Those are not installers, but ready disk images.
* Create VM for ESXi:
- CPU: 1 core
- GuestOS: Other 64bit
- RAM: 256MB (can be less?)
- HD: Connect as IDE (or SCSI) the VMDK image
- NIC1: e1000 (for management only)
- NIC2: VMXNET3 (ether1, first real port "WAN")
- NIC3: VMXNET3 (ether2, second real port "LAN")
- NIC4: VMXNET3 (ether3, third real port "DMZ")
- NIC5: VMXNET3 (ether4, four real port "OPT")
- No USB
- No Audio
...
So this is more clear and easy to use.
Regards.
O.
Ok! But, please, remember to include "open-vm-tools" in next release!Just like some people prefer Winbox over CLI, some people have no idea how to use the values you posted. Advanced users don't need instructions at all.
Set an IP and login via IP v4 or v6That is most likely a VM software config issue. Depends on how you set up your virtual NIC and how it is connected to the host PC.Can't connect with winbox.
VirtualBox has NAT by default, configure it to use Bridge or reconfigure your network accordingly
what about support for AWS?
Hm. If we use Xen, we don't use KVM - what is a different hypervisor.xen update - in our tests we are running XEN 4.4.1 and there is problem that if you give image file directly guest will not boot up. There is a workaround - you have to run the image for example, in KVM ($kvm chr-6.33rc10.img) and then stop when KVm reboots. After that you will be able to boot this same image as a XEN DOMU
I just updated Vbox to 5.x version from the official linux repo. I now, have the "KVM" option under "Acceleration" tab and it works, VM starts and run.Hi,
Can someone help me figure out why my VirtualBox just shuts down the VM all of a sudden? I can barely reach the login prompt.
Vbox 4.3.30 on OpenSUSE 13.1
I did all the steps in the first post using the .vmdk image, except for setting up Acceleration to KVM, there is no such option in my Vbox.
Exactly the same for me.Any news for XenServer users? The following is still valid for 6.32 on XenServer6.5:
Will this work on XenServer 6.5? I imported the vmdk, gave it 512Mb RAM and got the following error while booting.
Booting Kernel Failed: Invalid argument
Is there something special I need to do?
I've tried under Debian with Xen4.0 and Xen4.1, HVM mode
what is strange, it would like to start linux, but if i press [tab] it says "system"
I suppose you didn't get me wel.Yes it can. I'm using it in both KVM and QEMU.Dear,
Can the Cloud Hosted Router itself be a Virtual Router with KVM?
I suppose this will depend in the future on the hosted provider.
Thanks,
Patrick
well, not only with thruput.you can already use it for tests. As the only limitation is the throughput. And in some cases you have to do a workaround that you have to start it in VirtualBox or KVM and shut-down after initial installation.
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but RouterOS does not require a clean shutdown. Power off. It doesn't even support shutdown, since it will reboot rather than stay off.Im sorry is this has already been asked, but i can't see it.
Are the Hyper-V integration components going to be added to the CHR?
I have it up and working on the Hyper-V server no problems, but there is no ability shutdown the VM cleanly from the host. Without this, it will make the host wait 15 min for a reboot.
Can you comment on a timeframe for availability? not a release date, more like "planned in Q1 2016"... for planning. I really want to get rid of a certain virtual VPN endpoint
Hi,Currently we only offer the 1Mbit limited version, if you don't need higher sped, just use this image. In future we will offer subscriptions, but I don't think there will be any migration between old license and new.I have been hosting cloud hosted ROS since 2010. Paid for the licenses L4&L5 but, is it possible to upgrade to CHR?
But that causes its own problems.you have to run interface in promiscuous mode if you want to run VRRP on the interfaces.
Well yes, for nowAs it currently stands, this "Cloud Hosted Router" is really more like "RouterOS VM Edition".
Support for Amazon or other services is planned.
yes,as examples, it can also function as a firewall for your server in EC2 ...Well yes, for nowAs it currently stands, this "Cloud Hosted Router" is really more like "RouterOS VM Edition".
Support for Amazon or other services is planned.
What purpose it will serve if hosted in Cloud? Will it be used for VPN or as NTP server?
in our tests there are no issues using either of the interfaces provided by Hyper-V with CHR image. Would like to get more details of your setup.In Hyper-V:
If anyone gets the "bug" that the CHR reboots after setting up SSH keys, please note you have to remove your synthetic NIC and install a "Legacy" NIC.
To save you the time from converting .img to .vhd, here is a download link:
http://home.varlyakov.com:5000/fbsharing/sJOHoXEC
That would be nice!![...]
We will check what is going on on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 and normal Hyper-V interface.
Importing the raw file into EC2 with their cli tools?you can use this on EC2. It is just not jet available as an AMI provided by us.
We will check what is going on on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 and normal Hyper-V interface.
It appears that the person is asking for us to add such "virtual switch", it is not there currently, because you are right, Switch is a hardware feature"switch" is about hardware functionality. This menu should be removed on CHR, I think
Normis and Pavel, you're right!It appears that the person is asking for us to add such "virtual switch", it is not there currently, because you are right, Switch is a hardware feature"switch" is about hardware functionality. This menu should be removed on CHR, I think
Hello. How can I get a 60 day trial without the speed limit? Can I upload the configuration when the trial license is used?Andreas, we will have a 60 day trial without the speed limit.
+1Hello. How can I get a 60 day trial without the speed limit? Can I upload the configuration when the trial license is used?Andreas, we will have a 60 day trial without the speed limit.
My problem is that the manual tells a different story:The router will never stop working, regardless of license type or connectivity issues, there will be just some limitation after 2 months after the last license renewal.
If we purchase a perpetual license, I expect it to work 'as sold' perpetually and as the license text above says, 'no limitations enforced'.p-unlimited
The p-unlimited (perpetual-unlimited) license level allows to run CHR indefinitely. It is highest tier license and it has no limitations enforced.
We have working IP connectivity to all MikroTik devices on our network.Like I said, it is not required to contact the Licensing server. Your installation will keep working. Only RouterOS upgrade will not be possible, but if you have no connectivity, that is not possible anyway, or you can organize access when you need to do the upgrade every 6 months or so.
Hello,
I just successfully upload the MikroTik CHR image to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and it works perfectly as router/firewall for the Amazon VPC.
The only problem is that I tried to apply the free trial P-Unlimited license but it did not work. It keeps saying free license and 1 Mbps Rx/Tx.
Is the trial license working properly?. Here are some images:
Best regards.
I tried few times with few versions of CHR image and still get problem... it hangs on boot, same as someone posted allready screenshot.but did anyone from you try the CHR image on Xen ?
CHR is essentially fixing bugs and broadening platforms for the x86 architecture. If you want more bandwidth then pay the extremely cheap price it costs to do so (which btw for the 1Gbit license it is the same price the old license would have cost anyway)Instead fixing bugs, Mikrotik trying to sale the air. I use RouterOS as ESXi guest for over 3 years without stupid 1Mbit limitations.
Hello,
I just successfully upload the MikroTik CHR image to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and it works perfectly as router/firewall for the Amazon VPC.
The only problem is that I tried to apply the free trial P-Unlimited license but it did not work. It keeps saying free license and 1 Mbps Rx/Tx.
Is the trial license working properly?. Here are some images:
Best regards.
can perform updates for stable release?
vm type gen 2
hyper-v image is also broken no boot.
chr-6.34rc19
tryed with and without secureboot enabled.
was able to generate a gen 1 image from the vmdk and it loades w/o issues.
Hello,Please send supout file to MikroTik support.
Hello,
I just successfully upload the MikroTik CHR image to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and it works perfectly as router/firewall for the Amazon VPC.
The only problem is that I tried to apply the free trial P-Unlimited license but it did not work. It keeps saying free license and 1 Mbps Rx/Tx.
Is the trial license working properly?. Here are some images:
Best regards.
Dear,vm type gen 2
hyper-v image is also broken no boot.
chr-6.34rc19
tryed with and without secureboot enabled.
was able to generate a gen 1 image from the vmdk and it loades w/o issues.
if it crashed, it made a "autosupout.rif" file. send it to supportRouterOS CHR, not pppoe-server runs with 31 users or more, it restarts.
ok, ever sent!if it crashed, it made a "autosupout.rif" file. send it to supportRouterOS CHR, not pppoe-server runs with 31 users or more, it restarts.
also after turning the machine off in hyper-v and right clicking export the vm will no longer boot.Hyper-V gen2 is not supported at the moment
vm type gen 2
hyper-v image is also broken no boot.
chr-6.34rc19
tryed with and without secureboot enabled.
was able to generate a gen 1 image from the vmdk and it loades w/o issues.
Pvscsi driver is already included and works fine. The only problem I had, was that vmdk file from MikroTik includes adapter type "ide". VMware Player is happy to change that to pvscsi, but ESXi did not allow me to change it, when I uploaded vmdk file to host. The solution was to convert it:... include in this release for vmware also vmware tools and pvscsi driver?
qemu-img convert -o adapter_type=lsilogic,subformat=monolithicFlat -f vmdk -O vmdk chr-6.34rc19.vmdk chr-6.34rc19-scsi.vmdk
I'm getting this issue as well.Hi,
I'm having a issue with package IPv6. When I enable it in CHR 6.32 using Qemu, the router crashes. Somebody else with the same problem?
Thanks.
Looks like v6.34rc20 has been removed, back to v6.34rc19 as RC.I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
I *tried* to update to 6.34rc20 but I get this error message:I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
This is also problem of x86 ros running virtually. There should be a way how to extend the booting partition from the ros, because just extending the virtual disk is for nothing. I solved this problem by uninstalling non critical packages, partially updated the remaining and installed the previously removed packages again in the second stage.I *tried* to update to 6.34rc20 but I get this error message:I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
ERROR: not enough disk space, 26.3MiB is required and only 17.2MiB is free
This is on the default VHDX version of 6.24rc19 with The Dude package added and running. The default partition is 64MB - we either need a way to increase the partition size during operation (preferably), or during boot (at a minimum). Clearly the 64MB default will be insufficient when deploying this in a production environment and performing additional package installs and updates.
it is not virtual instance template or anything of that sort. It is just an disk image, that you add to the guest instance.also you need to provide correct templates for Hyper_V and VMWare, etc.
what is out there does not even work.
Leon
If you think you will need more storage, you should expand the storage before you install the CHR. Do that using tools provided by the VM. Then when CHR installs itself, you will have access to the larget storage.I *tried* to update to 6.34rc20 but I get this error message:I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
ERROR: not enough disk space, 26.3MiB is required and only 17.2MiB is free
This is on the default VHDX version of 6.24rc19 with The Dude package added and running. The default partition is 64MB - we either need a way to increase the partition size during operation (preferably), or during boot (at a minimum). Clearly the 64MB default will be insufficient when deploying this in a production environment and performing additional package installs and updates.
This version indeed seems to be workingIf you think you will need more storage, you should expand the storage before you install the CHR. Do that using tools provided by the VM. Then when CHR installs itself, you will have access to the larget storage.I *tried* to update to 6.34rc20 but I get this error message:I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
ERROR: not enough disk space, 26.3MiB is required and only 17.2MiB is free
This is on the default VHDX version of 6.24rc19 with The Dude package added and running. The default partition is 64MB - we either need a way to increase the partition size during operation (preferably), or during boot (at a minimum). Clearly the 64MB default will be insufficient when deploying this in a production environment and performing additional package installs and updates.
Also, 6.34rc21 is available. Did not experience any problems with logging in the router.
Hello,Hello,Please send supout file to MikroTik support.
Hello,
I just successfully upload the MikroTik CHR image to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and it works perfectly as router/firewall for the Amazon VPC.
The only problem is that I tried to apply the free trial P-Unlimited license but it did not work. It keeps saying free license and 1 Mbps Rx/Tx.
Is the trial license working properly?. Here are some images:
Best regards.
I just send an email to support@mikrotik.com with all the information and supout.rif
Note: I generate new keys and try to apply new free trial license but it did not work.
Ticket# 2015121066000478
Best regards.
[admin@router] /system license> print
system-id: kThxxxxx/xx
level: free
Really. When I used the lastest build of qemu, the emulation runs very slow, and the rOS always got 100% of CPU. Emulating with qemu built in GNS3, it's okay. I'll try to use IPv6 package with vbox, and tell you.I'm getting this issue as well.Hi,
I'm having a issue with package IPv6. When I enable it in CHR 6.32 using Qemu, the router crashes. Somebody else with the same problem?
Thanks.
Windows Server 2008 R2
CHR version 6.34rc19
GNS3 ver 1.3.11
Qemu ver 2.4.0 (included version)
If I run the image in Qemu 2.4.93 (the latest build) then it's stable with all packages installed and enabled (well, I didn't install userman)
I would just use Qemu 2.4.93 but it's got a bug in the udp socket netdevice that makes the emulation run VERY slow and eventually crash when used. This is the type of back-end GNS3 makes when you connect an ethernet interface in the network topology, so Qemu 2.4.93 is useless for this....
Feedbacking..Really. When I used the lastest build of qemu, the emulation runs very slow, and the rOS always got 100% of CPU. Emulating with qemu built in GNS3, it's okay. I'll try to use IPv6 package with vbox, and tell you.I'm getting this issue as well.Hi,
I'm having a issue with package IPv6. When I enable it in CHR 6.32 using Qemu, the router crashes. Somebody else with the same problem?
Thanks.
Windows Server 2008 R2
CHR version 6.34rc19
GNS3 ver 1.3.11
Qemu ver 2.4.0 (included version)
If I run the image in Qemu 2.4.93 (the latest build) then it's stable with all packages installed and enabled (well, I didn't install userman)
I would just use Qemu 2.4.93 but it's got a bug in the udp socket netdevice that makes the emulation run VERY slow and eventually crash when used. This is the type of back-end GNS3 makes when you connect an ethernet interface in the network topology, so Qemu 2.4.93 is useless for this....
Could you please share with us the steps you used to import the MikroTik CHR VM to AWS. Thank youHello,
I just successfully upload the MikroTik CHR image to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and it works perfectly as router/firewall for the Amazon VPC.
The only problem is that I tried to apply the free trial P-Unlimited license but it did not work. It keeps saying free license and 1 Mbps Rx/Tx.
Is the trial license working properly?. Here are some images:
Best regards.
Yeah, I worked that out - I re-copied the VHDX, expanded it, started it and now everything lives on Disk2 in the new, expanded VHDX partition. I'm not sure there *was* a "Disk 2" before I expanded, but I can look at some time.If you think you will need more storage, you should expand the storage before you install the CHR. Do that using tools provided by the VM. Then when CHR installs itself, you will have access to the larget storage.I *tried* to update to 6.34rc20 but I get this error message:I just upgraded the CHR to v6.34rc20 and now i` m unable to login
ERROR: not enough disk space, 26.3MiB is required and only 17.2MiB is free
This is on the default VHDX version of 6.24rc19 with The Dude package added and running. The default partition is 64MB - we either need a way to increase the partition size during operation (preferably), or during boot (at a minimum). Clearly the 64MB default will be insufficient when deploying this in a production environment and performing additional package installs and updates.
Also, 6.34rc21 is available. Did not experience any problems with logging in the router.
Could you please share with us the steps you used to import the MikroTik CHR VM to AWS. Thank you
Hello,Hello,
I just upgrade the CHR to the latest RouterOS version (v6.34rc21) but I got the same problem trying to upgrade the free license to any trial version. It still says free but in the MikroTik account appears correctly.
Any news about it?
Best regards.
Thanks. I just wrote the process to import the image to AWS so anyone can test it.Known bug with AWS, are working on it!
do you have any autosupout.rif files on the router? also, create support output file and send it to support.I run the x86 version (6.34r21), pppoe server, works 100%
already aversion CHR (6.34r21) restarts on average 5 minutes.
Hello,on eu-west-1 you can look for this ami: ami-fce6448f
if this works that way.
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Hello,
Here are the steps to upload the CHR to AWS (Amazon Web Services):
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we are working to fix the license. And there will be updated AMIs with latest RouterOS release available.
Hello,
It works fine but the license upgrade does not work yet.
Here is the public AMI in us-east-1 (Virginia, EEUU): ami-c6287dac
Best regards.
please provide correct templates for the VMs you are supporting. It takes more time to do it this way. It should be plug and ply. the whole purpose of a template is to have an environment that comes up right away.it is not virtual instance template or anything of that sort. It is just an disk image, that you add to the guest instance.also you need to provide correct templates for Hyper_V and VMWare, etc.
what is out there does not even work.
Leon
You have to create a VM yourself and apply the supplied VHD(x) file as its harddrive.Hi folks....I pulled down the VM images and Hyper-V gets an IMPORT FAILED!
A server Error occurred while attempting to import the virtual machine.
Import failed.
Import failed. Unable to find virtual machine import files under location "D:\xfer\Mikrotik\VM\". You can import a virtual machine
only if you used Hyper-V to create and export it.
I am successfully running two VMs under Hyper-V one from Watchguard for their Dimension server and a w10-32bit image running other Watchguard management tools as well as the Dude windows x86
So how does one get this running please?
Thanks leon
@Janisk:
I have downloaded latest available image today (6.34rc23) but it still keeps rebooting after installation
In the meantime, you can use legacy network adapters. Those work fine.@Janisk:
I have downloaded latest available image today (6.34rc23) but it still keeps rebooting after installation
We are working on the issue regarding WIndows 10 pro and Hyper-V that CHR is going into the reboot loop after the installation is complete. We have test setup working, well, rebooting indefinitely.
In case we are talking about an EC2 AMI image then the number network interfaces are not relevant. It's set during the configuration of the instance. The disk size has to be minimum of 1Gb but I would recommend going with 8Gb. Used to be the default for linux instances.Guys, if you are asking for a template. What should the config be? How many interfaces and disk sizes etc? Is there some common standard?
Hello janisk,we are working to fix the license. And there will be updated AMIs with latest RouterOS release available.
Hello,Im using router CHR on an esx with a vm with 8 cores .
I'm being attack with a simple udp flood and its eating a lot of cpu.
I droped the attack on the firewall but still the resource usage is too much
http://puu.sh/m8n6s/7327dfed8e.png
http://puu.sh/m8mWN/77add21c6a.png
http://puu.sh/m8pPU/8e1fbdf3df.png
Sure:Hello,Im using router CHR on an esx with a vm with 8 cores .
I'm being attack with a simple udp flood and its eating a lot of cpu.
I droped the attack on the firewall but still the resource usage is too much
http://puu.sh/m8n6s/7327dfed8e.png
http://puu.sh/m8mWN/77add21c6a.png
http://puu.sh/m8pPU/8e1fbdf3df.png
Can you share your firewall filter configuration?.
Best regards.
[admin@MikroTik] > /ip firewall filter print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 chain=forward action=drop protocol=udp in-interface=ether1 packet-size=28 log=no log-prefix=""
1 XI chain=forward action=drop protocol=udp in-interface=ether1 dst-port=10091 log=no log-prefix=""
2 ;;; Add address to block list when try to connect fast
chain=input action=add-dst-to-address-list protocol=tcp address-list=blocked-addr address-list-timeout=1d connection-limit=10,32 log=no log-prefix=""
3 XI chain=input action=drop dst-address=167.114.219.211 log=no log-prefix=""
4 chain=input action=drop protocol=udp in-interface=ether1 dst-port=53 log=no log-prefix=""
5 chain=input action=drop connection-state=invalid log=no log-prefix=""
6 chain=forward action=drop connection-state=invalid log=no log-prefix=""
7 XI ;;; SYN Flood protect
chain=forward action=jump jump-target=SYN-Protect tcp-flags=syn connection-state=new protocol=tcp log=no log-prefix=""
8 chain=SYN-Protect action=accept tcp-flags=syn connection-state=new protocol=tcp limit=400,5 log=no log-prefix=""
9 chain=SYN-Protect action=drop tcp-flags=syn connection-state=new protocol=tcp log=no log-prefix=""
[admin@MikroTik] > /ip firewall nat print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 XI chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=0.0.0.1 protocol=udp dst-address=167.114.219.211 log=no log-prefix=""
1 ;;; 014
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.50.192.167 log=no log-prefix=""
2 ;;; 015
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.192.164 src-address=192.168.137.15 log=no log-prefix=""
3 ;;; 015
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.15 dst-address=198.50.192.164 log=no log-prefix=""
4 ;;; 014
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.192.167 src-address=192.168.137.14 log=no log-prefix=""
5 ;;; 043
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.16 dst-address=198.27.86.232 log=no log-prefix=""
6 ;;; 043
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.27.86.232 src-address=192.168.137.43 log=no log-prefix=""
7 ;;; 016 tsdns1
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.234 protocol=tcp dst-address=198.50.192.165 dst-port=41144 log=no log-prefix=""
8 ;;; 016
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.16 dst-address=198.50.192.165 log=no log-prefix=""
9 ;;; 016 irc
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.192.165 src-address=192.168.137.16 log=no log-prefix=""
10 ;;; 017
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.16 dst-address=198.50.192.166 log=no log-prefix=""
11 ;;; 017
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.192.166 src-address=192.168.137.17 log=no log-prefix=""
12 ;;; 234 tsdns
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.234 dst-address=192.99.203.7 log=no log-prefix=""
13 ;;; 234
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=192.99.203.7 src-address=192.168.137.234 log=no log-prefix=""
14 ;;; 037
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.37 dst-address=198.50.154.174 log=no log-prefix=""
15 ;;; 037
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.154.174 src-address=192.168.137.37 log=no log-prefix=""
16 ;;; 041
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.41 dst-address=198.100.152.246 log=no log-prefix=""
17 ;;; 041
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.100.152.246 src-address=192.168.137.41 log=no log-prefix=""
18 ;;; 057 ntopng
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.57 dst-address=142.4.206.216 log=no log-prefix=""
19 ;;; 057
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=142.4.206.216 src-address=192.168.137.57 log=no log-prefix=""
20 ;;; 066 ts3ca no publicado
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.211 log=no log-prefix=""
21 ;;; 066
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.211 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
22 ;;; 067 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.50.239.113 log=no log-prefix=""
23 ;;; 067
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.239.113 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
24 ;;; 068 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.50.158.222 log=no log-prefix=""
25 ;;; 068
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.158.222 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
26 ;;; 069 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.50.155.239 log=no log-prefix=""
27 ;;; 069
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.155.239 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
28 ;;; 070 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.50.155.145 log=no log-prefix=""
29 ;;; 070
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.50.155.145 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
30 ;;; 071 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=142.4.201.104 log=no log-prefix=""
31 ;;; 071
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=142.4.201.104 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
32 ;;; 072 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=158.69.3.137 log=no log-prefix=""
33 ;;; 072
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=158.69.3.137 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
34 ;;; 073
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.210 log=no log-prefix=""
35 ;;; 073
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.210 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
36 ;;; 074 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=158.69.3.116 log=no log-prefix=""
37 ;;; 074
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=158.69.3.116 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
38 ;;; 075 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=198.27.88.239 log=no log-prefix=""
39 ;;; 075
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=198.27.88.239 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
40 ;;; 076 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.207 log=no log-prefix=""
41 ;;; 076
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.207 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
42 ;;; 077
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.208 log=no log-prefix=""
43 ;;; 077
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.208 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
44 ;;; 078
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.209 log=no log-prefix=""
45 ;;; 078
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.209 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
46 ;;; 079 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.213 log=no log-prefix=""
47 ;;; 079
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.213 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
48 ;;; 080
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.214 log=no log-prefix=""
49 ;;; 080
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.214 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
50 ;;; 081
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.215 log=no log-prefix=""
51 ;;; 081
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.215 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
52 ;;; 082 ts3ca
chain=dstnat action=dst-nat to-addresses=192.168.137.66 dst-address=167.114.219.216 log=no log-prefix=""
53 ;;; 082
chain=srcnat action=src-nat to-addresses=167.114.219.216 src-address=192.168.137.66 log=no log-prefix=""
54 ;;; General rule
chain=srcnat action=masquerade src-address=192.168.137.0/24 out-interface=ether1 log=no log-prefix=""