I have two LTE Wifi HotSpots, a Verizon MIFI7730L which I have successfully used with USB and an ATT Netgear Nighthawk MR1100 that I cannot seem to get the hAP ac to recognize via USB. Is there support for LTE access via USB tethering for the Nighthawk in the latest RouterOS version?

Thanks!

Mitch

i have 2 wan connections. I want the Mikrotik router to switch from 1 to the other when it fails to get internet access. wan conections: ether 1 = dhcp client for a cable modem/router (ip = 192.168.0.1/24) >>>>>>>>>> main internet connection ether 2 = dhcp client for a dsl modem/router (ip = 10.0.0...

I haven't seen a problem yet, but my network is all MikroTik devices (except for a few dumb switches that will gradually be replaced)

Anyway, thank you very much for your help on this!!

What should be done if let's say ether4 interface (of csr125-24g-1s) should be also added to vlan guest. The simplest thing would be to add ether4 to bridge-vlan but I think according to this it is not recommended. What about: - in Switch->Port->ether4 set "vlan header" to "always strip" and set "d...

Ok, my bridge is set up as set use-ip-firewall=yes use-ip-firewall-for-vlan=yes but I'm moving traffic ok, but as I said there was a rule that dropped all !LAN which caused problems. I think I will have to make a 'CORE' list for the internal network so the firewall rules blocking 192.168.1.x <-> 192...

Thanks for the info! I have everything working now, let me export the settings and compare them to your notes regarding the firewall. I had to rearrange some of the firewall rules because the guest-bridge and vlan were not on the 'LAN' list -- I made a separate list called 'GUEST' to allow blocking ...

LOL you got it on the first try! I sure do have leases set up that way. That took care of that problem.

thank you very much!

SO a couple of questions to help me understand this configuration. I'm assuming that setting the VLAN tags on the physical interfaces tells the unit to tag all packets entering the device through that interface? It looks like I cannot set that on the hardwired ethernet interfaces though so there mus...

OK I did that. I also removed the firewall rules I had on the access point, I had forgotten about those. It seems to be working for my raspberry pi, but my windows computer I get the following -- notice the addresses are on my core network (192.168.1.x) but the DHCP server that supposedly provided t...

Getting closer -- my raspberry pi successfully gets an IP address in the guest network range (192.168.2.10-192.168.2.254) and can reach the internet but cannot ping the gateway address 192.168.2.1 Neither windows machine will correctly get the DHCP information, they seem to retain their old 192.168....

Thanks! I will give that a try tomorrow evening and see how it goes.

EDIT: are you saying I should leave the cloud switch configuration as is?

Here is the configuration for my wireless node, cloud switch, and router -- any thoughts on what I have set up incorrectly? Wireless Access Point [admin@MikroTik-Pixiedust] > export hide-sensitive # apr/22/2018 20:19:47 by RouterOS 6.41.4 # software id = UIM0-1XCU # # model = RouterBOARD 952Ui-5ac2n...

Thanks -- I have this set up, but when associating with the wlan interfaces on the RB952, I still get a DHCP address in the internal network subnet. Is there more I have to do on the RB952 to insure only the guest network is accessible via the wlan interfaces? ah -- ok I have wlan1 not on the untagg...

Hello! I have a guest network set up that allows guests to login to wifi and access the internet without allowing any access to our internal network. Up until now I have simply been using separate ethernet cables between the guest access point and our gateway router to the internet to isolate traffi...

I will definitely check on that, thanks!

Well I got it working, my mistake was not making the ether3 port that was slaved to ether2 its own master, then the bridging through bridge-guest worked fine and properly isolated the networks. The DHCP server issue resolved itself (I guess that was user error) after I reset and reconfigured everyth...

quick follow up question -- given that the network isolation has to be done through the firewall rules is there really any point to having separate bridges for the two networks -- clearly I am not fully understanding the purpose of a bridge!

Thanks for your note! -- the DHCP servers in both cases are further back in the network and not on the hAP AC itself. Not sure why one is able to respond to clients through ether2<->default bridge<->wlan(1,2) where as the other is not able to respond to clients through ether3<->bridge-guest<->wlan3 ...

Hello! -- I am trying to replace two old access points on two physically separate networks with a single hAP AC unit hosting two SSIDs. One network is our internal net (I'll call it corenet) and one is our guest network (I'll call it guestnet). I have our corenet plugged into ether2 on the hAP AC an...

I was wondering this myself -- but couldn't you bridge from the lte1 device to the rest of the hAP interfaces so each connected device gets its IP from the LTE provider? In my case a MiFi7730L which supposedly allows 15 clients on WiFi, if it allows that many over the USB interface I would think thi...

Looks like I was missing a step -- adding a NAT to the LTE interface. After doing that, I can reach the internet via the MiFi7730L without any problems.

I am trying to set up my MiFi7730L as a usb connected WAN on my hAP ac router -- The router sees the devices as an LTE device and when I put a DHCP client on that interface it picks up an ip address -- but the DHCP client doesn't seem to be willing to set up a default route, and LTE scan does not wo...