thats the exact reason i want to be able to reset it, i was having hardware issues with a SFP module and being able to reset the counter would make it extremely easy to see if there is a problem. as i said above, even if it cant be reset at the driver level it can be shown by subtracting a previous ...

I need this, but you’re saying it can’t be done because the hardware counter is only reset at boot? here’s the pseudo code for you ;) // startup interface->last_drop_count=0; // UI handler If (click==RESET_COUNTERS) interface->last_drop_count = interface->current_drop_count; // GUI update //show_val...

You should limit your dstnat rule to incoming connections from WAN side to your router's address. Add in-interface=ether1-gateway (wan interface name) and/or dst-address-type=local to your rule. Thank you! That solved it, that makes sense. Just to be clear (for my own knowledge) without the ether1 ...

Assuming you are using a domain name, I would resolve the name internally to the NAS and externally to your public IP. Still a bit puzzled why one would like to use a VPN on a internal network. I'm not running a VPN on the internal network, my VPN server is on the internal network. I'm not using th...

Hi Guys, I bit the bullet and went with a Mikrotik router and it's been working brilliantly, love it. However, I need a little bit of advice. I have a VPN server which runs on a synology NAS on my LAN which is on 192.168.0.2. I created a rule in the NAT: /ip firewall nat add action=dst-nat chain=dst...