hi, you need a fw rule:
/ip firewall filter
add chain=input action=accept dst-port="443" protocol=tcp comment="Allow OpenVPN"

best to coordinate the mtu and duplex mode with the isp on his modem and on the mikrotik side

hi, i would first check whether my wifi configuration fits (channel, range, disruptive factors and everything else you can find in the forum) there are lots of great devices - and that will surely find what you are looking for in the soho area but the basics should checked and then the corresponding...

hi, for starter:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/

I think that the tile architecture of mt is definitely faster than what is built into the ccr: https://mikrotik.com/product/CCR1009-7G ... ifications

hi, vrrp can solve this for you:
viewtopic.php?t=120510

you lack the firewall rule:
/ip firewall add action=accept chain=forward comment=mailserver dst-address=192.168.2.7 dst-port=25,465 protocol=tcp

yes, webfig is more of a look or quick settings

have you ever tried via ssh and or winbox?

hi, you will find the answer in this post at the bottom: viewtopic.php?t=151788

you have to make an initial configuration either with ssh, wine (winbox) or the app for ios / android (you should see a wifi on the iphone - connect to it without a pass and make the configuration via the app, for example)

hi, the first thing I would do is study the wiki and look for it in the forum:

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC

crazy, 2 years MT intensively over many data centers - but i haven't come across that yet with routeros, cool and sorry for my bottles of post then above

You may be able to do it using the proxy:

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Proxy

So reverse proxy yes, but how do you want to solve that with a normal proxy?

am convinced that it is a pbx or sip provider problem, have many years of experience with it myself, please keep me running

hi, yes that was correct and the sip alg is the sip refresh timeout, I'd times debugging on the pbx should there still be problems. br

hi, nobody in the world can do what you are looking for out of the box, what you need is a reverse proxy in addition to the rb. br

hi: Connect your device to the MikroTik wireless network › Connect to MikroTik (Winbox, SSH, telnet, IOS/Android APP) › Use a WiFi Analyzer to find channel of the public wifi– Or Background SCAN by mikrotik › Change channel of the physical wlanto match the Upstream AP› Put SSID of the Upstream WiFi ...

hi, the problem has been heard before: viewtopic.php?t=75198 I myself would create a route for the target server and that should just work
cheers alois

hi, no, there is a config error with you - I have just tested it myself on my rb externally and of course the port does not answer, work through all your rules - something is over there. br

hi, It depends, I always do it with "no default config" so that the router is really clean and you can start over. cheers