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i have error

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sad, but an error is better than nothing

... would you like to share that error ?
... or a screenshot ?

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where can i get the latest MQS software ?

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We recommend clicking the “Check for updates” button and updating your system software to the latest
version to ensure the best performance and stability

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https://i.mt.lv/cdn/rb_files/1568358529 ... %20web.pdf

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... or just send all files in a specific folder (disk2/sw/*) ...
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/tool e-mail send  to="rcvr@rcvr.net" from="$sysName@sndr.net" body="disk2/sw-content" subject="disk2/sw-content" file=[:file find where name~"disk2/sw/"]

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installed dude under dusk1/dude ? ... instead disk1/dude ?
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obstinate files may be removeable, when logged as admin with a sftp-client (like WinSCP) ... and with circumspection

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Lucky you. May happen that problems are linked with usb / mSD storage type on routerboards while on CHR this does not apply. . just found, that well aged statement ... sounds like Dude on 'usb / mSD' is not one of the brightest ideas ?! ... should I keep the hands off it ? ... planned to test such,...

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I am not sure if I need a level 5 license to RB750GL where Radius (user-manager) is installed or the hEX where the DHCP is installed

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https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:L ... nse_Levels
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where Radius (user-manager) is installed

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Hello Forum, I am looking for a way to save the result of a function ... "somewhere". My problem: inside my devicelabels the snmp-device-name is dynamically displayed from a function. In case the device isn't responding any longer, I'm loosing the device-name in the label (but I won't !) So what are...

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Maybe ... there is no advantage this time (the price eventually or the rugged design ? ... choose ) If I don't miss anything in the spec, it is no full RouterOS running on MQS. It is an AP-bridge only, which delivers passive PoE to a "setup-candidate" [point]. . MQS itself can be configured only in ...

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uuh ... yeah ... tried to push an interface into a VRF ... failed ... pushed harder ... saw the error-message ...
... maybe a little "what's-worth-to-test-and-what's-not-implemented-yet-v7-matrix" could be helpfull in the notes ... to avoid 'early redundancy'
... anyway: thumbs-up !

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Version number 7.0beta2 Router's model CHR . [admin@CHRv7] > ip vrf add name=vrf10 [admin@CHRv7] > /routing table add fib name=main-fib vrf=main [admin@CHRv7] > [admin@CHRv7] > /routing table print Flags: D - dynamic; X - disabled, I - invalid; U - used 0 name="main-fib" vrf=main fib [admin@CHRv7] >...

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Version number 7.0beta2 Router's model model: RouterBOARD 3011UiAS firmware-type: ipq8060 factory-firmware: 6.42.12 current-firmware: 7.0beta2 upgrade-firmware: 7.0beta2 Steps to reproduce the issue [admin@RB3011] > ip vrf add name=vrf10 [admin@RB3011] > ip vrf add name=vrf20 [admin@RB3011] > ip vrf...

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last advise !
while editing your posting ... and going lazy ...
... don't become sloppy with your GPER-jumpers ...

(stock your tools ... and keep hoover and cat away

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guess this behaviour is related to PoE-detection in the switch ... no passive PoE-adapter in the arsenal to verify ... so check, before climb ! Normis explained that 802.3af/at powering only works when there's a compliant device down the line ... if there isn't one, passive PoE injector should be u...

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... so far ... my request for clearance at marvell ... stuck in spam ?! ... ignored ?! ... I don't give a schattenriss ... we proceed ! ... todays setup is able to escalate things to mtu-size 9216 byte ... and is able to do a perf-test too I added a PoE-injector and removed the GPER-jumper on PoE-ou...

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when I got my 'security cleareance' ... I will find a way, to leak in between the lines, while telling noomp :wink: . Dear floaty, We have received your registration request for use of the Marvell Extranet. You indicated on the registration form that you either don't have a Marvell Non-Disclosure Ag...

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It may or may not occur to you, that the use of serial-console to a virtual machine on an ESXi-host could be conveniant for you ?! ... this presumption turns into pain in the a*s, when a serial console is MANDATORY :twisted: ... for me ? ... yesterday ! There might be a bunch of fun-seeking network-...

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I think its a 2port switch with Poe in to power it and Poe pass-through . @chechito seems you were right by first best-guess-attempt ... btw. ... ... were you able to exactly identify, whether the marvell-chip is a 88E8040 or a 88E8042 ?? even when it is a: Marvell® Yukon 88E8040 Gigabit Ethernet C...

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sooo ... hopefully without being to much over the railing, we can say: . GPER is 802.1at-PoE-powered two-port switch, which is capable to deliver 802.1at-PoE-power to a client-device and it is transparent for every Layer2-protocol*), while it supports a mtu-size of at least 9014 bytes ?! *) in a mor...

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because it is my responsability to keep the readers tight and greedy ... now ... at very last ... the gretchen-question: ? MTU ? for starters: it was not so easy to find the proper equipment for the mtu-tests here at homeland-labs :? While the "wuhan-sw" supports a max. frame-size of 9600 bytes (gue...

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side-note: when plugging in a GPER into my PoE-switch like that: . #1.png . ... and than add a PoE-Client behind the GPER, like that: . #2.png . ... or that: . #3.png . . ... the PoE-Client is not powered up ... I had to disconnect and reconnect the cable at PoE-Switch before power is delivered ( I ...

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since we were able to add an OSPF-Router in Vlan11 on a "wuhan-sw"-port ... we can mark tickbox "multicast" as 'checked'
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and not so surprising anymore: . wuhan-sw# show run --- snip --- ! interface GigabitEthernet 1/1 switchport mode trunk poe mode plus poe power limit 30.0 ! --- snip --- wuhan-sw# show vlan VLAN Name Interfaces ---- -------------------------------- ---------- 1 default Gi 1/1,3-10 11 nubecula Gi 1/1-...

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... yepp ... the discourse had a little drift :wink: ... so ... STP, 802.1q: Setup: PoE-Switch<-->GPER<-->passivePoEconv<-->mapLite . 802.##1.png . . wuhan-sw# show spanning-tree active CIST Bridge STP Status Bridge ID : 32768.9A-86-03-28-05-01 Root ID : 32768.9A-86-03-28-05-01 Root Port : - Root Pa...

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon_limit
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interesting article indeed ... and crazy numbers:
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1) at what OSI layer this device work? at L1 like hub, or at L2 like switch? 2) what delay does this device add? 3) why distance is limited to 1500 m? . 1) ... the DEVICE (aka GPeR [thats from the birth-certificate] acts obviously like a switch ... different ether-speeds ... with full-duplex on bot...

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would be good to identify the switch chip . Yeah I know ... but this reminds of christmas, when I was a child ... my sister got a new watch ... and I got lot of trouble ... and she would not accept 'my fireforce-truck' ! as compensation. To be honest ... I already tried, but my little iPhone-crowba...

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oncho.png

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... yepp ... I thought so ... ... guess I was to hasty to shoot a bundle

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most fun is always testing new stuff 8) ... guess we can skip the 'unboxing part', because this is obviously the wysiwyg-approach ... no knives ... no scissors ... no violence needed ... and I aggree 100% with it . 1st.png . first test ... brute force ! the big buddy in the foreground is a wireless-...

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"Yes, it will effectively extend your cable and will pass any data you transmit" data ... yep, data is a lot ... so let us concatenate which questions: - ether-speed negotiation bursts (and the results ... we all now: it's standard ... but it's not golden in functionality ... nowhere ) - lldp-behavi...

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a switch with 2 ports doesn't need to learn no MAC addresses of cause there would be no need, neither would be a need for that in a linux-bridge which contains two logical interfaces by my command or a 24-port switch where I only plugged two cables in ... ... but they do ! ... threrefore my questio...

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It's like putting a switch in between

mmh, thats a delphi-oracle term ...
a switch learns mac-adresses ... a switch ages mac-adresses !?
so question is: is this a switch, like a two-port-bridge or is it just like patch-port in OVS which says "<->" ?

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adding ftp-rights to the user-group solved the issue for me - just like dasiu wrote

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As a big-fan of smokeping for debugging routing-issues and monitoring routing-performance I was recently kind of dejected when my ROS-remote-poller stopped working. I upgraded my central monitoring-machine to debian buster and smokeping 2.7.3-2. Everything worked out, except the mikrotik-remote-poll...

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Definitly joining the club, ... would be a nice thing for networks where you can only send status mails out or only dial-in access is avail ! Tried to build a script which fetches the netmap-status via https from it's own webfig and sends out a mail ... failed ... seems this is for grown up's. In ad...

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Not shure if this feature is under consideration ... ? Would be a big gain being able to terminate a gretap-tunnel to a RB-device. As far as I understand the protocol-numbers used in the header are different in Linux-gretap and RB-EoIP. Since newadays a lot of wireless-devices using gretap-bridging ...

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I'm not really an english-teacher ... but ... I can still ping stuff in SYSTEM2 vrf or the main routing table. when we examine the word 'or' in the quote above , it is not possible to bring the described failure in compliance to master George Boole ... aren't we ? ... so: first check if the setup yo...

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Maybe you should have a look to this thread, where I've posted a couple of hints ... not shure if splynx have or allows full access to dictionaries of their radius service. I've build something like that for my customer-service-gateway ... not fully productive yet, but I'm pretty happy with it till ...

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Just learned, that the radius-attribute "Mikrotik-Group" is 'ppp-aware'. So ... it seems Santa stays frosty up in Lappland this year, because you can (if you want) realize a radius-based VRF-selection with "Mikrotik-Group". You have to skip the user-decidable realm-selection in the ppp-up/down scrip...

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Testing with pppoe was not so golden ... the session-setup and close in pppoe is to fast to grab the named interface-name. Figured that it's better to put a delay before reading the interface-name on a ppp-down-event and then to kill the whole shebang in the name of the zombie. If you wanna use pppo...

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you need kind of a "crime scene cleaner" ppp-up: :local localAddr $"local-address" :local remoteAddr $"remote-address" :local callerId $"caller-id" :local calledId $"called-id" :local interfaceName [/interface get $interface name] :local calledRealm [:pick $user ([:find $user "@" ]+1) 60] :local vrf...

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Yepp, were still waiting for a mikrotik radius-attribute like 'mikrotik-user-vrf' ... Till santa puts that under the tree, we can try with these humble scripts I've tweaked. Made these with open-vpn, but it should also work with other ppp-based stuff To get it work you will need a couple helper file...

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