You can try to simulate one of the supported LTE modems , here's a short recipe inspired by this article ... First, add this line at the end of your Pi zero's /boot/config.txt to enable usb peripheral mode: dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=peripheral Then insert the following code before the final "exit ...

Well, it turns out you can fool RouterOS into thinking RPi Zero is one of supported RNDIS/CDC ethernet devices. I just added the following g_ether module config into /etc/modprobe.d/g_ether.conf: options g_ether idVendor=0x05ac idProduct=0x1402 iProduct=Pi0 iManufacturer=Raspberry ...and a new inter...

I'm just facing the same problem with my RPi Zero W... it is recognized as RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget on my router but I'm forced to use wireless to connect them. Btw, RPi Zero with 8Mpix camera draws max. 250mA of current from the USB port and I'm using it as: HD IP camera with motion detection and clou...

There's a general problem with 10Gbps speeds and CRS-317 switches, and it seems manual 10Gbps speed enforcement just can't be done neither in RouterOS nor SwitchOS (it's not even on the list there). So it either works with autonegotiation or it doesn't work at all... I just tried to get a few 10Gbps...

IMHO, there is no point in developing anything new with 10Gbps/40Gbps ports at this point in time and the new 16 x SFP+ switch you presented in Milan this year should have already been made with SFP28 ports. But let's keep it simple for starters... Considering that new SFP28 ports should be able to ...

Actually, now it logs more information than I need: 08:16:23 dns,packet --- got query from 192.168.0.100:34308: 08:16:23 dns,packet id:dd0 rd:1 tc:0 aa:0 qr:0 ra:0 QUERY 'no error' 2 08:16:23 dns,packet question: http://www.mikrotik.com:A:IN 08:16:23 dns,packet additional: 08:16:23 dns,packet <:UNKN...

Well, now it works... at least with 6.37.4. Found out accidentally the other day while trying to send everything but debug to remote log server. system logging add action=memory target=dns Results with: 20:15:47 dns local query: #33347 cloud.mikrotik.com. A 20:15:47 dns done query: #33347 cloud.mikr...

Better late than never! Well, it's just, like, my (humble) opinion, but The Dude has always been in trouble with both hard things in computer science : naming and (SNMP) cache invalidation. I guess we got used to its name by now, but someone should really deal with the SNMP problem described here by...

ARPing probe for windows using free hardping command line tool (placed in C:\WINDOWS folder on your Dude server) that no (local) device can hide from: Name: ARPing Type: Function Agent: default Available: if(string_find(array_element(execute("hardping.exe", device_property("FirstAddre...

Here's a simple arpwatch -like script that (ab)uses firewall address list comments for MAC address storage. Schedule it in sync with ARP ttl and it will log/email you about every new device that appears in your network. Pro tip: let it run at least once before you edit and uncomment the e-mail line ...

Here's a script I'm using to "tag" low signal wireless users, maybe someone will find it useful: :local ipaddr; :local macaddr; /interface wireless registration-table :foreach i in=[ /interface wireless registration-table find ap=no] do={ :set ipaddr [get $i last-ip] :set macaddr [get $i m...

Here's an idea I got after some successful hardware tests: to write the ultimate, the most important script of all scripts that will, hopefully, never run its course. This may sound preposterous, but that's what you get when the sole purpose of this script is to inform you that you're about to lose ...

Well, seems like 3.25 was a dud... let's just hope the "memory-for-main" problem gets addressed in 3.26. While at it, it would be nice to have some faster way of creating empty disk images for xen. As it is, it took me almost an hour to create a measly 5GB image using "Make RouterOS i...

IMO, you did everything right, tombrdfrd66, but there's a problem with memory-for-main xen parameter in RouterOS versions 3.23 and 3.24 - seems like it's simply ignored. I was using centos xen image with 3.22 and noticed it didn't work any more after upgrade to 3.23 (failed-to-setup-vm status). It w...

Yes, it also happens here. No more map export after a day or two... I'm keeping a mental note to add a page with exported maps to our network stats pages for ages... but no luck so far, something always fails with Dude. I know it's free, experimental and so on, and that we should not expect too much...

The local anti-virus scanner is probably answering the IMAP request from Dude as to allow for virus scanning, but because nothing it actually there, telnet never actually gets anywhere. Quite right, tnx Hammy! After disabling firewall and antivirus protection, Dude's probes give expected results, w...

Well, this is weird... using linux, I've just tried this (10.44.6.1 = mikrotik): x@node ~$ telnet 10.44.6.1 143 Trying 10.44.6.1... telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused What actually happens is here: root@node ~# tcpdump -nv |grep 10.44.6.1.143 tcpdump: listening on eth1, lin...

Well, seems like missing icons problem is finally solved in the latest release candidate. Just tried fresh rc9 install, and icons worked... nice. Then I reverted back to rc8 and - nah, no icons. Back to rc9 again, and - bingo, seems like icons are here to stay! What bugs me the most is how come no o...

Same here, imap where it should not be. Though, I've noticed something else, quite a few revisions ago. I've installed exactly the same version of Dude using the same (default) install options on two computers, one running WinXP with previous Dude installs removed, and the fresh one, with no previou...

This is not good news... I've noticed this problem for the first time after switching to 2.8.26, but not since upgrading to 2.9.x.