Ok, I've just upgraded the firmware and everything seems to be fine!
Thanks for all opinions.

I see no 3.35 in that changelog and the newer versions (3.39 - 3.40) don't mention at all the rb750 board, so if there's no a valid reason I will stay with what I have today.
Thanks for answering.

Hello. I've just updated my RB750GR3 to the lastest RouterOS stable release: uptime: 21m46s version: 6.43.16 (long-term) build-time: May/14/2019 11:40:52 factory-software: 6.36.1 free-memory: 222.5MiB total-memory: 256.0MiB cpu: MIPS 1004Kc V2.15 But checking my firmware...: routerboard: yes board-n...

++1

Thanks for your answers!
I'll investigate this more in detail before doing any change, but at least now I have an idea from where to start.
Best regards

Hi there! I have an RB750GR3 and was wondering what is the best aproach to move from a /24 to a /23 network in order to have more free IP addresses. My current DHCP pool is 192.168.88.40-192.168.88.254 Is it just a matter of changing the DHCP pool to something like 192.168.88.40-192.168.89.254 ? and...

Ok! thanks for your quick answer!

Hi, just to clearly understand, and according to the OP that said 'RouterOS user database security will be hardened, and deciphering will no longer be possible in the same manner.', does the patched release already include that feature ?
TIA

Hi! newbie here. I've just configured a MT as a PCC router. My doubt is about securing the internal clients, do I still need to create firewall rules for securing them or is the configuration described for PCC in the wiki[1] enough? I just want to allow all outbound traffic, not allowing external co...

Thanks @stoser! I have more than enough information now.
Best regards.

>Interfaces of your two Uplinks for cable modems:
>
>/ip address
>add address=1.1.1.2/29 interface=ether1
>add address=2.2.2.2/29 interface=ether2

Will this work if my ISP offers only dynamic IP addresses?

Thanks so much! really appreciate it.
I'll try your configuration at my home lab.

Thanks for your answer but excuse my ignorance. Following your example: eth1 = isp1 eth2 = isp2 eth3 = lan1 eth4 = lan2 How can I logically link eth1 with eth3 and eth2 with eth4? Do I need to set up 2 different switch groups? the problem is that the rb750 only supports one switch group afaik. You m...

Hi! I'd like to validate if my assumptions are correct. Here's my situation and requirements: - Switches are non manageable - Two different internal subnets - Two different WAN ports (Internet) - Each subnet must reach the Internet using its own cable modem (bridge mode). - There's a server in commo...

It is possible even with one Mikrotik. Thanks for your confirmation. Could you give me any other detail or link for this kind of setup? do I need to create a trunk for each VLAN in the Mikrotik? you say that's even possible with one Mikrotik, but not with the RB750 right (5 ports)? AFAIK I need 8 p...

Hi! I plan to implement the design shown in the attached diagram. This is a hotel with many distributed access points and 4 different Internet links (this is because the available bandwidth is not enough), thus 4 x 50Mbps links are required. I plan to create 4 different network segments with 4 vlans...

Great! thanks for that link.

Hello all. Newbie here and first post. I've some basic experience with network devices but none with Mikrotik. I bought last week an RB750-3. I want to confirm that the default configuration is the one that I want: 1 WAN port for routing Internet + 4 LAN switch ports. AFAIK this should be the case a...