None of the rules work to that device 10.1.1.2. And I did export all of the rules in the code below. This is what I did: /ip firewall export file=firewall-config That should have gotten everything. Do I need an accept rule? The weird thing is that the other VNC server seems to work. I assume it work...

This should be a simple problem. I've been pounding my head against it for a couple of weeks. Hopefully someone here can spot my mistake and help me out. I'm trying to forward port 80 (http) and 23 (telnet) from the external WAN interface through to an internal IP (10.1.1.2). I have port forwarding ...

I have the same question. I know advanced is better because I have seen it in my network, but I don't know why.

I am having this same problem on RouterOS v5.5 with x86, mipsbe (RB750) and power-pc (RB1100) platforms. Same error messages in the log files as the entries at the top. If I disable the instance and re-enable, the adjacencies are re-formed and it trudges on for about a week and then fails again. Ann...

All: I am a long time user of the XR5 cards from Ubiquiti. I have recently come across the F50-Pro from DBii. My Google-ing of the topic shows forum posts of people saying "just ask Ubiquiti or DBii which is best." Amusing. I am interested in the DBii F50-Pro card because the cost is about 57% less ...

Sorry if this has been answered before, but what is the deal with the bandwidth test? First the platforms I use. I am a 100% mikrotik routeros (4.16 and 5.2) shop. We use the Dude (4.0beta3) We have a mix of RB411, RB433, RB600, RB800, RB1100 and x86-based Portwell routers. We have radius running fo...

All: I am running a WISP and have one particular customer with a speed issue. When I run a MT-based speed test (btest.exe from the internet, or winbox speedtest, or dude speedtest from the upstream network and across the wireless network), I get 25 Mbps solid up and down. (Good!) When I run any spee...

bburley:

Thanks for the script and the intro to Tera Term. I used your script and it does need a few tweaks. It has the same flaw that I am already dealing with which is that I am wanting to run the script from across the wireless link and the scan command cuts the wireless link.

Do we have to write our own scan script?

(i.e. foreach value in scanlist, do something really smart and dump it to a file or variable / when finished grab it in the dude or via ssh or push it via syslog)

Come on people, Ubiquiti does this well. And we're better than them, right? How do we get this?

I have tried:

:global scanstr [/interface wireless scan wlan1 duration=10];
:put "$scanstr";

And it does not work.

> :environment print
"scanstr"=[:nothing]

OK. I have chased it this far.....

Why does this not work?

:global scanstr [/interface wireless scan wlan1 duration=10];
:put "$scanstr";

> :environment print
"scanstr"=[:nothing]

What about storing the value of the output to a variable that stays resident in the radio? That could be called from a script call from The Dude?

Help me out here people. Surely there is a way to do this.

Great question. How do you redirect command and function output to a file? I would like to direct the results of this: > /interface wireless scan 0 duration=20 Flags: A - active, B - bss, P - privacy, R - routeros-network, N - nstreme ADDRESS SSID BAND FREQ SIG NF SNR RADIO-NAME ABP 00:23:69:76:1C:F...

I now know how to get the scan to run for a given number of seconds. > /interface wireless scan 0 duration=20 Flags: A - active, B - bss, P - privacy, R - routeros-network, N - nstreme ADDRESS SSID BAND FREQ SIG NF SNR RADIO-NAME ABP 00:23:69:76:1C:F1 linksys_wps_3732 5ghz 5200 -89 -94 5 AB RN 00:15...

On a recurring basis on a CPE radio run the following: 1. The radio is running normally. 2. Run a scan and dump the output to a file. 3. Re-register with its access point. 4. Get the file off the CPE radio onto a file server (or input into a database). 5. Analyze the output for frequency conflicts, ...

I'm using Dude v4.0beta3 and have the same experience. I am on the same ethernet segment, same logical subnet and click export. It says "Exporting...." in the lower left corner. Once it is done with that it briefly says "Downloading export file...." and then crashes. Every once in a while it will ac...

How did you get it going?

OK. Seriously, how do I reset the RX error count on an ethernet interface?
...seems to do nothing. 5.0rc7 on x86.

I am having MD5 authentication errors on 5.0beta2. I have three homegrown portwell-based routers on 5.0beta2 and have seen frequent MD5 errors like this: Discarding MD5 packet: authentication failed Invalid sequence number Assuming I have my OSPF MD5 settings correct, is this driven by the version o...

I am having the same issue on 4.10 between ROS devices. In my case, (assuming I have all of the OSPF MD5 settings correct) that because my network is both routed and bridged so that the same devices are looking at each other through several different connections (different subnets, etc) that the seq...

I would love to know the same thing.

Can I give a dude user access to only certain maps?

OK. Here is a work around on this problem. I had to remove my userman configuration and re-add it. I have lost all of my log files. And have to re-configure userman to not create log entries for each "router" (aka radius client). 1. /tool user-manager export 2. Copy and paste the whole config out to...

I need the same thing.

RB1000 - ROS 4.16 - Userman 4.16

I am having the same problem on an RB1000.

When I try to delete the entries, it tells me:


/tool user-manager log> remove 0
failed to remove log: database or disk is full

Are those routers both CPE radios and infrastructure routers?

Just a quick point of clarification. Does an OSPF area fill out all of a broadcast/collision domain? From what I am reading, I see that OSPF likely does not want two areas sharing the same broadcast domain. And in that sense, I want to route between each of the three routers in my drawing, so does t...

How about the CPE radios? Do they go into the backbone area too? Here's how I see them working. 1. The CPE radio powers up. 2. It makes a DHCP request for its wlan1 interface. 3. It makes a PPPoE request (of a local radius/PPPoE server) for an IP block for its ether1 interface. 4. It injects that cu...

Thanks for the response.

What about OSPF areas? Is the whole network in the backbone area? Or are they each in their own area?

Our network is growing! We started with one location and added another a while back. Ignoring best practices, we extended Mikrotik RouterOS bridging and VLANs to the limit of their combined capacity. It is time for us to grow up and become a real WISP. In so doing, we have built some PowerRouter 732...

I have just installed The Dude 3.6 on a new Windows Server 2003. The client hangs when I open the settings on certain devices it will hang the client. This has happened on Dude 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6.

Certain devices don't hang.