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coylh

I envy you the quality of the networks between which you move, I would be afraid to send just a single packet per size because it could be lost :-) Even with the timeout as provided, the penalty of a lost packet is only that you must wait one minute. You're also free to change the timing to a small...

coylh

Very client friendly concept. However, I don't understand why all the different "action=return" rules and the ordering in the knock section. I was attempting to get specific behavior. It appears that some of the knock strategies accept the port sequence with any number of incorrectly gues...

coylh

It looks like netwatch is in the advanced-tools package.

coylh

I'm seeing two things:

1. ssh keys are being regenerated as part of the upgrade.
2. Looks like netwatch is gone. Was this planned, or part of vulnerability mitigation?

coylh

With the management protocol vulnerabilities, there's been an interest in port knocking. I've been playing around with an alternative using icmp packet sizes as the key. I call it Ping Knocking. # Choose some random ping packet sizes of at least 100 as a knock sequence. # Add 28 to the size in the f...

coylh

Or buy products with a respectable amount of flash... 16MB is embarrassing. It's like running your network with floppy disks.

coylh

The new 10G switches look interesting, until I read that they have only 16 Megabytes of flash. I really like the partitioning feature. It's useful. But this new trend of starving the device of flash is really a turn-off; it makes partitioning useless. I can understand trying to cut costs on a low en...

coylh

You can use DSCP markings if you want. If you choose values unused by your QOS scheme, it won't interfere.

coylh

The new version doesn't have a switch chip: "No switch-chip - the device now features only fully independent Ethernet ports each with a direct connection to the CPU, allowing to overcome previous shared 1Gbit limitation from switch-chip ports and utilize full potential of CPU processing power o...

coylh

It depends on the locations. Do your wireless clients move? Can you use directional antennas on the clients? You need to have a three dimensional picture in your mind of the radiation patterns of each antenna in your system. For example, if your base station is using an omni antenna, most of your po...

coylh

You should run the latest RC firmware on the WAP AC.

coylh

I would be very cautious about this type of connection. Verizon may change their system on a whim and suddenly you will find your connectivity gone. Support will be uninterested in troubleshooting your homebrew custom linux Microtock hardware. The safest strategy is where the internet connection ter...

coylh

How about something like https://routerboard.com/ACMMCXRPSMA

coylh

You'll want something like this: Internet -50m- PtP))) ---2km--- (((PtP -50m- AP))) -50m- (((WirelessClient

Your wireless clients (tablets, laptops, etc) will have very short range (possibly a single room, depending on building construction).

coylh

/caps-man channel add extension-channel=disabled frequency=2412 name=ch1-2412 add extension-channel=disabled frequency=2417 name=ch2-2417 add extension-channel=disabled frequency=2422 name=ch3-2422 add extension-channel=disabled frequency=2427 name=ch4-2427 add extension-channel=disabled frequency=...

coylh

What's new in 6.39rc4 (2016-Dec-30 07:16): !) ppp - completely rewritten internal fragmentation algorithm (when MRRU is used), optimized for multicore; *) capsman - added CAP discovery interface list support; *) ethernet - renamed "rx-lose" to "rx-loss" in ethernet statistics; *...

coylh

I hope this one: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=115180 I'll try the RC and see if it helps. Hi Guys, Can I please have more info on *) wAP ac - improved 2.4GHz wireless performance; e.g. under what situations is performance "improved" ? I ask as we have had issues with t...

coylh

I have had the same problem. Support says it will be fixed in a future release.

coylh

How is the switch configured?

coylh

This happens on the CCR ROS 6.36.3, but not on a 450G with the same version.

coylh

I'm getting the 129 addresses in captures too. It looks like the packets are being damaged or the record of the packet is damaged. I have 172.16.*.* devices talking, and wireshark will show the source address as 129.0.0.*.

coylh

This would be a good feature request. There should be a 'more' type command available from the command line to view logs, backups, or other files stored on the device.

coylh

I'm interested in the results. It's been a struggle to get gigabit dual-band POE access points from Mikrotik, and I'm hoping the WAP AC breaks through this historical barrier.

coylh

Also, I now have about 40 of this model and haven't had any problems.

coylh

I don't have much experience with capsman. But I think about things this way: 1. Systems that tunnel user traffic back to the controller don't scale. So, modern systems just use the controller for command and control. This makes the workload of a controller minimal. 2. Mikrotik only makes two produc...

coylh

Definitelly avoid RB3011 or at least wait, let's say, 6 months to know the reality of this device:
Yes, it works but...
- Partition does not work.

I found that partition still doesn't work yesterday.

coylh

Related? http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=106176

coylh

Has anyone tried using http://routerboard.com/Splus85DLC03D on Linux? How is the driver support?

coylh

I don't think so. Each radio matches my first provision rule. Each radio is a R52nM type that can be 2.4 or 5Ghz. I think this would not be a problem in an access point that has dedicated band radios. The trouble is that these cards are too flexible.

coylh

Hi uldis. Yes, that works. Though, it means hard coding each radio's mac address into the system, which takes the convenience out of the process. For an installation of my size it means 150 provisioning rules. I think it would be useful to consider a regex field for the default interface name (s...

coylh

Does capsman allow provisioning radios with the concept of "first radio" and "second radio"? I'm using a RB with two dual-band cards (in the sense that they can each either use 2.4 or 5). I can create two provisioning rules: one for 2.4 and another for 5Ghz. But, both radios in t...

coylh

I've been using MRV modules for up to 90km stably on CCR for a couple years. They might have some 120s.

coylh

I can't get a routerboard to accept non-contiguous (255.100.0.0 or 255.0.255.0). It's a bad idea anyway; your ip scheme will be crazy, just for acl convenience.

coylh

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=105802 Was discussed already. Not a very satisfying discussion. From what I can see, there's no protection involved at all when downloading winbox.exe from the Mikrotik site. How many of these do you want to check? [ ] Unsigned executable [ ] Downlo...

coylh

Where can I find the MD5 (or other) checksum for the Winbox3.2 download?

coylh

Not sure quite what you're looking for. The access points that I've seen really want all the power af can provide--there isn't much left over for a camera. If you just want a switch to provide power, there are many of those. But, not from Mikrotik.

coylh

Using PRTG SNMP traffic counters is pretty straightforward for me. Just select which interfaces you're interested in.

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coylh

What is the winbox3.1 checksum?

coylh

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  temperature: 48C

coylh

Port mirroring? http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sw ... Rule_Table

coylh

Wildcards are not supported in certificate CN.

Is this a change from previous versions? I use a wildcard certificate for SSTP on 6.30.

coylh

https://threatpost.com/juniper-backdoor ... ic/115685/

It's a good reminder.

Speaking of security... Mikrotik could make some improvements to the web site and forum by turning on TLS. Unencrypted firmware and checksum downloads (not to mention forum logins) will eventually be abused.

coylh

You could try turning on logging for sstp and see what the log says.

coylh

Packet capture at different points and see if the traces tell you anything interesting. I'd start with what a client sees when talking to the Internet.

coylh

If you're willing to load each routerboard with a ssh key, you can use a simple batch script and puTTY on a Windows machine. Load the key into pagent and then run the script on occasion. @echo off SET PLINK=..\plink.exe SET PSCP=..\pscp.exe SET USER=admin SET CONFIGDIRECTORY="C:\mikrotik" ...

coylh

Que?

coylh

Would the two switch chips in 2011 or 493G work? I don't think I've tried running two mirrors.

coylh

Check that the router's date/time is correct.

coylh

It's better to mentally separate NAT and Security. NAT doesn't protect the router itself, so you'll want to add filtering regardless of how good NAT is at protecting your internal computers. You may also find that you don't use NAT when moving to IP6. And, for larger networks, you may want security ...

coylh

What is the scenario where a loop happens? I'm using something similar, but without protection from the router's own lookups (by ip): /ip firewall nat add action=dst-nat chain=dstnat dst-address=!192.168.0.1 dst-port=53 in-interface=ether1-lan protocol=udp to-addresses=192.168.0.1 to-ports=53 add ac...

coylh

I wouldn't use CCR for more than 100Mb/s IPSEC VPN currently.

coylh

Which video?

coylh

Sounds like its a certificate version issue: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Fo ... networking

coylh

I got the same error, but was able to make it work by manually specifying "Local computer" when importing the CA into the client (Win7).

coylh

I have 28 tile devices running NTP (and no routing protocols), versions are between 6.22 and 6.29.1. All crashed, though 25 of them rebooted themselves via watchdog timer. 3 needed power cycling.

coylh

Yes, they all crashed: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=95455

coylh

I also had all CCRs reboot themselves by watchdog at 17:00 PST (probably after locking up). Even the one running 6.29.1 crashed.

Really disappointing.

coylh

I also still encounter the problem where routerboard devices still don't connect to Cisco switches reliably after a reboot. Each time I upgrade my network I get one or two routers that forget they have a lan connection. The interface is enabled, but not "running". Disabling and re-enabling...

coylh

Just tried 6.25 to 6.29.1 upgrade (via system packages download) on CCR-1036-12G-4S, and it started crashing a couple times per minute. I was able to see some output on the console: resetting_chip.png The only error is on the console is "Resetting chip and restarting." In the system log th...

coylh

I use syslog to accumulate the dhcp logs of multiple routers. You'll need to configure the router to send dhcp assignments to the syslog server: /system logging action add bsd-syslog=yes name=dhcp remote=1.2.3.4 syslog-facility=local4 \ syslog-severity=info target=remote /system logging add action=d...

coylh

I think you'd need to script torch.

coylh

I don't know of a way to determine in advance the size of a download. What are you actually trying to accomplish?

coylh

You'll need to read about the different layers in a network. In particular, the difference between layer 2 and 3. When you want to discover devices in a network, you (or the tool you're using) will use a method of detecting those devices. For example, at layer 3 your tool might send a message to eac...

coylh

Some things to consider... 1. Why use the cheapest routerboard to run the restaurant? 2. Where will you plug in more devices (additional APs, cameras, etc)? 3. A device that can remotely reboot equipment is very handy. A device that can reboot your modem when it locks up is even better (ping test to...

coylh

PRTG is free for limited use.

coylh

These are useful:

http://www.wti.com/p-170-rsm-8r8-1-cons ... ernet.aspx

coylh

In general, I would look at 3650 or 2960 for switching, and Mikrotik for routing. It depends a lot on what you actually do with the switches (are they near, do you stack them, which features are in place, etc...). You also may want to check the quality of the copper cabling when moving to gigabit.

coylh

dude.png

The Dude Abides...

coylh

Ok, I hooked up a couple 1100AHx2 with more or less the same configuration as the CCR pair. I'm able to get around 800Mb/s EoIP + IPSEC. The downside of the better performance is that the dual CPU/irq is maxed out. I think running the routerboards at 90%+ is going to cause system stability problems,...

coylh

eoip+ipsec single thread is about 135Mb/s. With this test tool, I consider it normal to be unable to saturate a link with a single tcp stream though, regardless of the tunnel configuration.

coylh

Yes, I believe I've set this up. I haven't tried this configuration before, so you'll want to look at the config with some skepticism. Still, I see the SA byte counters moving, so it looks like the traffic is crossing both the EOIP tunnel and the IPSEC. Here's one side: # feb/24/2015 20:34:11 by Rou...

coylh

I did a lot of testing this evening. I'm not getting extremely consistent results, but I was able to get around 500Mb/s on a CCR1036 to CCR1009 link. Both were using 6.27 with updated firmware. The only good results were with aes-256-cbc. I notice that "in-state-sequence-errors" are very h...

coylh

Something similar? /queue type set 5 pcq-burst-rate=768k pcq-burst-threshold=128k pcq-burst-time=3s pcq-limit=256 pcq-rate=256k pcq-total-limit=4096 set 6 pcq-burst-rate=2500k pcq-burst-threshold=1M pcq-burst-time=5s pcq-limit=256 pcq-rate=1500k pcq-total-limit=4096 /queue simple add max-limit=10M/1...

coylh

They don't agree on spanning tree, but for simple scenarios it can work. I swapped my small cisco core for CCR recently.

coylh

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This happens for me with 6.24 also. Dude no longer sees the packages for devices that have been upgraded to 6.24 and 6.25. Trying to upgrade a 6.24 device to 6.25 via the Dude gives an error of "packages unknown". Normally this upgrade process is pretty reliable.

coylh

Yes, would be useful.

coylh

Mine works (RB450G) though I'm using the ntp package.

coylh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TE_oIIIwWl0 The Dude Abides.

coylh

Which command do you use?

coylh

I would like to know if my Linksys access point can be setup with WPA-2 Enterprise while pointing to my Mikrotik Router [User Manager - Radius Server] for authentication.

Unfortunately, I don't think this works. You could use Freeradius.

coylh

I had some problems with it initially (basically locking the disk read-only and needing a reboot), but it's been stable for perhaps a year now. I only use it for routerboard logins though (like tacacs). I do recommend running userman on a separate device that does nothing else.

coylh

Hi. It looks like firmware 3.21 is shipped with ROS 6.24 (on ccr) but I don't see this reflected in the changelog: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/RouterBOOT_changelog

coylh

I recommend reading http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028048.do for a good discussion on bandwidth vs latency vs page load times. The short answer is that latency is a prime concern. You can use a Mikrotk router to test a variety of bandwidth settings, but it won't work well for modifying laten...

coylh

I use a combination of firewall filter and the "P2P" category of a dns blocking service:

See http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 62#p428165 and https://www.safedns.com/order-safedns-online.

It's not a perfect solution, but has worked well in practice.

coylh

1. It's a way of referencing an interface. In other words, "find the interface that was originally called blah, and assign a comment to it."

2. The second set of comments apply to neighbor discovery rules. You could remove the comments.

coylh

Use ssh keys and ignore the login attempts.

coylh

I use something like this, for issuing commands to a number of routers. It requires that you have established key based ssh logins (putty/pagent). @echo off SET PLINK=C:\plink.exe SET USER=admin FOR %%HOST IN ( router1.example.com router2.example.com ) DO ( echo. echo %%HOST %PLINK% -ssh -agent %USE...

coylh

The current product catalog (http://download2.mikrotik.com/2014-Q3Q4.pdf) still claims 802.3 POE compatibility:

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coylh

Yeah, it works. If you don't have a case, you can use a plastic bag. This provides additional space to store extra spooled cable.

dualband ap with poe.jpg

coylh

My assumption is that the indoor wireless enterprise market is not a priority. I would guess this is because of the WISP heritage. It's difficult to assemble an indoor mikrotik access point that meets normal expectations (poe, gigabit, 2x2 dual band, central management). You could put together somet...

coylh

TCP is subject to more variables. Test with iperf from a client inside to a location outside.

coylh

I noticed something similar. A repeating ping will keep the icmp "connection" alive in connection tracking, and actually increase the timeout. Where I would expect the timeout to count down, it actually goes up. I watched this rise to ten minutes of timeout. Stop the ping, and the connecti...

coylh

Buy two radios: http://routerboard.com/R52Hn Buy four antennas: http://routerboard.com/ACSWIM One radio will operate at 2.4 and the other radio at 5Ghz. You'll need a third-party enclosure to cleanly mount all four antennas. Also, keep in mind that the radio cards/cables add length and height to the...

coylh

Something like this... allow from lan, drop everything else.

Don't just copy/paste though.

/ip firewall filter
add chain=input dst-port=53 in-interface=ether1-lan protocol=udp
add chain=input dst-port=53 in-interface=ether1-lan protocol=tcp
#add action=drop chain=input

coylh

Hi. I would use one of these (http://routerboard.com/RB493G) as a board for experimentation. Two caveats: the Mikrotik case only has three holes for antennas, and the usb ports are not powered. If you can work with those two limitations, it's an excellent and flexible piece of hardware you can use t...

coylh

There have been some other posts about dead CCRs. I have been anxious about this, since I have 9 of this model in production. So far though, no serious problems.

coylh

I updated from 6.19 to 6.21.1/3.19 and haven't seen the port flapping in the past day or so. Yay!

coylh

I found this:
in 6.20 does not show the correct values for the data rates and current transmit power

I've run into something similar.

coylh

Hi. I'm seeing a port go up an down over and over again. The especially odd thing is that there is no cable plugged into this port (port 8 on CCR1009-8G-1S-1S+ running 6.19/3.18). This is the only one of eight deployed CCR1009's to do this for me.

coylh

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=88173

coylh

I tried Cisco 2960S (at) and Cisco 3750G (af only).

coylh

RBSXTG-5HPacD 802.11at POE doesn't work either.

coylh

It doesn't appear to work with any POE switch: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=88451

coylh

I have four 1009's, two 1016's, and nine 1036's in use so far. I've got another 20 1009's waiting for deployment, so we'll see what happens.

coylh

How about "Are you sure?"

coylh

If you are on an interface that is capable of 100Mb, you should see 100Mb of traffic when the interface is full. Basic interface stats don't understand a nuanced concept like throughput, which must take into account protocol layers. Try running speedtest.net on a client capable of receiving at least...

coylh

Nobody?

coylh

http://routerboard.com/RB850Gx2

coylh

It appears that turning off POE (power inline never) on the switchport connected to the Mikrotik provides some relief. Firmware problem? I don't recall seeing this kind of flapping before?

coylh

I noticed I'm getting this with a RB450G (6.18/3.18) that is plugged into a Cisco 2960S. I have other locations with this same arrangement that don't flap.

coylh

It depends on the architecture, and the antenna used (which I don't see in the quote). It sounds like a large house, so I would think two access points is better.

coylh

I've been using MRV 1 gig bidirectional sfps.

coylh

Once you stack, you don't go back.

coylh

I've been using a couple MRV bidirectional models. Currently the longest link is about 90km.

coylh

Does this routerboard work with any switches? Robust standard POE is going to be important (cAP).

coylh

I noticed on a new user in userman, that I could login via winbox but not via ssh client (putty). This was a login to the routerboard that was itself the radius server. When I shorted the password (from around 20 characters to 16 characters), I could then login via both winbox and ssh. It doesn't ap...

coylh

Is the connection just for gaming traffic, or is it shared with other types of traffic?

coylh

It's version 1.0. It's prudent to wait for version 3.0.

I'll be interested to see how the product is maturing in a couple years though.

coylh

I've always found that I have to disable all interfaces, except for the interface connected to the mikrotik, for layer 2 winbox to discover the routerboard.

coylh

Windows 7 64bit.

coylh

I replaced a ASA 5505 (100mb/s) with a CCR when I upgraded to a gigabit connection. It works fine, but we weren't using any fancy features of the ASA.

coylh

If I remember correctly, it doesn't work. You could use a different radius server.

coylh

One of the issues I've had for a while, is that Winbox does not handle dual nic computers when connecting via layer 2. I must disable all irrelevant nics (including wifi) to force the discovery process to use the nic that is connected to a routerboard. I would prefer (if it's technically feasible) f...

coylh

There is some variation is parts. The two GLC-T parts I tried didn't work.

coylh

When I tried this I was using a Cisco 3750 flavor switch. That project is long gone; at the time I was looking at indoor access points. I like a lot of the Mikrotik systems, but other vendors had much better support for the features I was looking for (completely reliable POE, fanless, dual-radio, ce...

coylh

I really like the date/time recording feature!

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coylh

I'm getting an error, when upgrading via Dude. I also tried this on a device without wireless interfaces (RB450G).

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coylh

I've gotten the same thing on a RB800. Sometimes after a reboot there are no wlan interfaces (even though the cards show up in Resources).

coylh

I installed 6.15 (dhcp, ntp, routing, security, system) on my first 1016 (CCR1016-12S-1S+). I notice the cores are much more "active". If I was graphing the cpu usage, it would be very spiky. On 1036's (6.11), the cores are usually idle. Not sure if this is a problem yet, but it looks odd ...

coylh

Take a look at http://www.talari.com/technology/

You can mirror packets across multiple wan links like raid1.

coylh

This has worked well for utorrent for me. /ip firewall mangle add action=add-src-to-address-list address-list=P2P address-list-timeout=12h chain=prerouting comment="Add src address to list if matches old p2p-all" p2p=all-p2p src-address=192.168.128.0/17 add action=add-src-to-address-list a...

coylh

How is the switch chip configured without a switch menu option?

coylh

You could also try a local installation of Dude. If your list of routerboards is long, there are other benefits of using Dude.

coylh

It works for me on 6.11.

coylh

I also don't see the user names included in a full export, even though I see the user names included in a more specific export. For example: [joe@router.example.com] /user> export # apr/17/2014 21:08:14 by RouterOS 6.11 # software id = XXXXXXXXX # /user add comment="system default user" gr...

coylh

I wouldn't recommend using 802.3af for RB800. Ostensibly it supports this type of POE, but I didn't have any luck making it work reliably.

coylh

I started using the userman package this weekend on CCR1036-12G-4S-EM (6.11), and after only a few days it failed. I get the error "failed to commit transaction: disk I/O error". After this happened I get "failed to add log: unable to open database file". It looks like this has c...

coylh

It looks like the disabled status of a console port behaves similarly: [admin@router.example.com] /system console> print Flags: X - disabled, U - used, F - free # PORT TERM 0 X serial0 vt102 [admin@router.example.com] /system console> export # apr/11/2014 03:45:27 by RouterOS 6.11 # software id = XX...

coylh

Hi. Why doesn't export reflect the configuration of the router? [admin@router.example.com] /ip neighbor discovery> print Flags: X - disabled # NAME 0 X ether1 1 X ether2 2 X ether3 3 X ether4 4 ether5 [admin@router.example.com] /ip neighbor discovery> export verbose # apr/10/2014 21:57:32 by RouterO...

coylh

Use webfig if you want tabs.

coylh

This command could use an improvement. I suggest:

/system reboot confirmation=no

coylh

You could use a simple single port knock to avoid dumb ssh scanners filling up your log: /ip firewall filter add action=jump chain=input dst-port=22,12345 jump-target=SSH protocol=tcp add action=add-src-to-address-list address-list="SSH Allowed" address-list-timeout=1h chain=SSH dst-port=1...

coylh

I tried to do the same, and couldn't get it to work either.

coylh

It looks like you can achieve something similar in mangle. I haven't tried it. http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/Firewall/Mangle sniff-tzsp - send packet to a remote TZSP compatible system (such as Wireshark). Set remote target with sniff-target and sniff-target-port parameters (Wireshark reco...

coylh

It's almost automatic. I just added the console port:

coylh

This makes me happy.

coylh

In my experience, this can happen when some of the traffic to or from your winbox client is being dropped. For example, during a bandwidth test you might not get any results to graph.

coylh

6.5 fixed this for me. Thanks!

coylh

http://routerboard.com/CCR1036-8G-2Splus

coylh

Not sure if it's the same issue, but I'm experiencing an auto negotiation problem between a CCR and Cisco 2960S, upon boot up. Sometimes it negotiates, and sometimes there's no traffic. At the moment I have the Cisco side set for 1000 full, which functions.

coylh

I discovered the Dude a few years ago (wanted a visual what's-up utility). This lead to looking at other Mikrotik products. I'm now at 60 routerboards and climbing...

coylh

I'm running into the same problem going from 6.0 to 6.3. Is a 1K key too short? It's not clear what the problem is from the error.

coylh

I load ssh keys onto the devices I want to backup, and then run a script like this one periodically. @echo off SET PLINK=C:\putty\plink.exe SET PSCP=C:\putty\pscp.exe SET BACKUPUSER=backup SET CONFIGDIRECTORY=C:\configuration\mikrotik FOR %%H IN ( router1.example.com router2.example.com router3.exam...

coylh

If a device goes Down in the Dude (Red), I can mark it as acknowledged (Blue). When the device comes back up it changes back to Green. The problem I'm seeing is that were the device to go down a second time, it will become Blue again. It's as though the Dude still considers the problem acknowledged....

coylh

LC singlemode bidirectional gigabit 10-60km operating range, with DOM.

coylh

Seems high. What are the drops from?

coylh

I'd like to see the Dude backup devices, or send commands to multiple devices. Something like CatTools, but built into Dude. The ability to mass upgrade devices is really useful.

I think the Dude is one of the best products, and am looking forward to the new version this year.

coylh

48 port RouterOS. Creating a second operating system/interface is a mistake IMHO (think CatOS).

coylh

I have the same problem--latest Dude package and 5.6 on RB450G. Port 81 doesn't work, and there's no option to change the port or use ssl.

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