@UpRunTech you mention: "Just to be clear, my main bridge which the VLAN interfaces hang off is VLAN-filtered." What do you mean by "my main bridge", I have a router with multiple interfaces and each interface goes to a switch, I don't have any other bridge. Not sure if you could...

Hello everyone! I am trying to connect to an overlay kube network, but I'm getting very strange results. Trying to follow along their docs https://docs.cilium.io/en/stable/network/vtep/ the equivalent linux configuration would be: Test VTEP Integration Node IP: 10.169.72.233 +-----------------------...

Hi To configure the Zisa, you need to plug the fiber in, plug the sfp into the router. When it comes online you need to configure an ip into that router sfp leg, of the range 192.168.1.0/24 except .1 which is the IP of the sfp. then FROM the router, you can connect to 192.168.1.1 with telnet and use...

Hi In this case denying IGMP is crucial due to movistar implementation. Once you sent the memebership report, they will stop sending the routes to my interface, which make the routes expire and never work again. By deniying the outbound traffic, the rip engine does not realize it has not reached the...

I managed to get it working, but had to do a workaround.

Add route 0.0.0.0/0 so it listens to the mcast ip.
Deny all IGMP traffic outgoing from that interface (so the other end does not sees me and stops sending packets)

Regards!

Hi Well, this is how the ISP sets it up for Spain ;). For voice VLAN they assign the IP via DHCP, and then they publish the routes via RIPv2 to their sip server (which has been advertised via the DHCP option). But I am afraid you were not accurate in one point, the router does not accept the package...

Hi Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. Indeed I manually added the network of the vlan where the packets are being recived to the rip networks and it started working. In this(my) setup there´s an extra layer of complexity, the ip address of that interface (and the network), is obtained...

Hi

Thanks, but I´m afraid those are the routes that would get sent to your rip neighbours. I´ve already tried to add the remote router as a known neighbour, but no luck neither, ignores the routes receives.

Anyone? If not, should I open a bug or something?

Hi

Not an expert in dynamic routing, but, active means it will actively query the neighbors configured by requesting routes, instead of listening only. I activated it and saw for the first time requests being sent by the router.

Anyone knows why the router in not learning the RIP routes?

JL

Hi
Thanks, but that is the case, the interface receiving the RIP is has address:
IP:10.29.42.2/19
Network: 10.29.32.0

The source of the RIP packages is:
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 10.29.32.1, Dst: 224.0.0.9

So the first ip of the range. Any reason why this should not be working?

Hi

Thanks for the answer, then I'd like to know why the router is not "learning/installing" the routes provided? I see that at IP level, the src addres is correct address for the router and the dst address is the multicast group for RIPv2 224.0.0.9.

Thanks in advance

Hi! I´m configuring a mikrotik router to receive the routes for VoIP using RIP. This is how they configure their routers they deliver to subscribers.I set it up in v2 passive, as they do, on the interface for that service, and I see that I receive the RIP routes correctly, but they are not being add...

Hi I think you're almost there, I think now you need to create the vlan in the interface (6 for data) and enable dhcp client to get your pub IP and def route. Could you please post the exact steps you followed to get to that state? What values (and how do they look like) for movistar? Also: I can on...

Hi Guys I got a SFP from Zisa, but after pluging it to the router, I don't have a clue how to access the SFP, I've tried telnet from the mikrotik itself or from a lan conencted to the mikrotic, but no signal from ip 192.168.1.1, I've also tried to asign that ip range to the interface, but no luck. C...

For orange spain they even check the Software versions, and they must match the ones they have registered in the OLT, so we need a GPON SFP that is able to do so. They guy in this forum that manged to do it with the chinse SFP had to re write the firmware manually to cheat the versions. Do you know ...

Hi I´m also interested in this thread A LOT. I´m going to have 1Gb simetric, and I´ll need a good router with ipsec. If Mikrotic would have support to configure all the gpon settings required would be an excellent option. Any update on the firmware? I´ve seen in other threads that the software versi...