RFCAnd why do you write it on the users forum, instead of sending your CV to Mikrotik?
That's indeed what I mean!Is this what you're looking for?
Code: Select all/ip firewall filter print value-list stats /ipv6 firewall filter print value-list stats
Yes, I think this really happenedIf I recall, AC2 or cap AC had such an occurrence (128 vs 256 Mb RAM), no ?
The above link is for ROS v7. In v6 they seem to be somwehere else.
Thx, this worked, now having entries under /ipv6.Using Winbox Check under system/packages then you should see ipv6 … enable this then reboot …
But this is not user-friendly. I mean just think practically....The domain has a time to live (ttl) of 299 seconds. RouterOS caches the record for this time, see / ip dns cache.
This is correct behavior and should not be changed.
Thanks! This seems to work. But I wonder how to figure/decipher/decode/understand this.You have to use IDN encoding. Try this: xn--allestrungen-9ib.de
"/interface print" should list all interfaces (etherX plus MACs, etc.).The interface print doesn't show anything useful, what were you expecting??
I will try to play with this today and get the mac add answers for you.
Grant access to the service for the allowed clients. There are many methods possible: firewall settings, services settings, user settings, depending on the port/service. You haven't stated what port or service it is.How do i allow access to the box from lan without needs to port knock?
add comment="redirect_all_traffic_to_cpu" ports=$myPorts redirect-to-cpu=yes switch=switch1 new-dst-ports=switch1-cpu disabled=no
Still doesn't make much sense in this context.Sorry im mean ISP(Internet providers).
Yes, IP / Routes in GUI. Those with "S" are the static ones, which also can be edited.Thanks - yes I am aware of the possibility to display this information using the CLI. My question was - is it possible using winbox?
@bpwl, where do you define that? Is it the "Name" field on the wlan interface page, or a different field?Names I use are like
wAP1_2, wAP1_5, wAP2_2, wAP2_5, hAP_2, hAP2_5 for the 2.4 and 5 GHz radio's.
Ok, I see.It is already on the first post as attachment
So, you are concerned of security, but are using a hub (instead of a switch) for 30 clients?Dot1x is used when we have mikrotik switch .
Is there any solution When 30 clients are connected to a hub and the hub is connected to mikrotik router interface
Take a look at viewtopic.php?f=7&t=162494What settings in WIRELESS(command: /interface wireless) will affect CAPSMAN ?
The IP is in the previous log line "TCP connection established from ..."Any ideas how to get SRC IP from failed PPTP authentication parsing log files?