not even sure if this is possible
anyone tried to get proton bridge running in a container, with a smtp relay so it's open to anything on the network (proton bridge explicitly listen on 127.0.0.1)
specifically on rb5009?
Thank you for your request, if there will be more, similar requests like yours, we will see how this can be added in future versions.
do you mean vlan or firewall or ... ? be more specific please ...Personally I would simplify and remove half the bloatware you have going but if it works for you..............
home user with multiple vlan using bridge and firewall to control accessYou ask what issues you can expect but that really can only be answered when we know what features you have configured.
ok, i didnt know about the delimited ;Yes
/interface ethernet switch port
set 0 default-vlan-id=70; set 5 default-vlan-id=70
(obviously with safe mode, just in case)
ha, i didnt knowyou are lucky,
some of the early batches had 256Mb of ram due to 128Mb module shortage.
both but to be more specific, i want to make sure some wireless client doesn't get to the remaining port, the other way around for now is not important (would be a nice to have i guess)The "other device connected to cAP" is connected also wirelessly or to the remaining Ethernet port?
thanks a lot, i appreciate!The default protocol mode is RSTP on the bridge interface. It is kind of buggy, so I would change to none...Other than that, looks good!Code: Select all/interface bridge add admin-mac=*** auto-mac=no name=bridge-Relay protocol-mode=none
really?Oh. You maybe meant the client received 127 as its address... If so, set the pool like "192.168.175.2-192.168.175.126".
I unchecked both and now the "connect" doesn't happen so it was one of them or bothSeems like "/ip cloud" auto time set, or "/system clock" auto time-zone detection.
You can disable both.