Didn't know that so I tried between 5500 and 5600 but I got same if not worse results probably due to neighbour interference. Best frequency found for throughput is at 5220; about 90mbps station->ap and 5-15mbps ap->station. I'm still experimenting on this though and hopefully I'll get back with bet...

Yes probably this is it. You could try inserting a delay of a few seconds before getting the address of the -just came up- ppp interface. Not sure why you want to use the loop though or why are you not putting this script on a scheduler to run every few minutes. That is how I'm doing it along with a...

Thanks for the response
So what's the throughput you're getting transmit/receive on this?

Edit: just saw the mbps you wrote at the end. I'm guessing I do have a problem.. I suppose I should check the LHG 5 end first.

Short answer : not doable. Long answer : While some manufacturers claim 100 clients per radio (or even 500) and let's say you could do with 5-10 of some probably expensive access points you would still have to route all those clients to separate AP's and manage bandwidth so they could have a decent ...

Clean LOS, -64/-60 tx/rx signal strength, -115 noise floor, 54db signal to noise, NV2, 20/40mhz ce @5220ghz Problem is throughput, I'm getting 90mbps from mantbox to lhg, and about 5 to 15mbps(very unstable) from lhg to mantbox. Anyone seeing similar results? Is this expected? Στάλθηκε από το Nexus ...

Can't thank you enough for this. It has proven to be a most reliable tool whether we use it for debug or just rate checking.

here's what I'm using atm: :local serverUrl "http://youserver.here"; # the GET vars that will be added in our URL - some will be added later :local getVars "?lease_act_mac=$leaseActMAC"; :set getVars ($getVars."&lease_server_name=$leaseServerName"); :set getVars ($g...

interesting! how did I think about that?

But what about extra vars? device hostname? lease time? ip address?
System logging reports server name, bound/unbound and mac address.

A simple option it is, though not very flexible afaik

hello, pity I just saw this!
I'm currently working on something like that, I'm using PHP and MySQL to hold all client leases with the MAC address as a unique ID.

What is your progress?

I'm now thinking this whole idea differently, so:
is it possible to enable hotspot for a specific client device only?

PS: it would be nice if there's a documentation on what "enable hotspot" does in detail,
i.e the commands sent to the RouterOS

So I guess this is not doable .. thanks anyway boen_robot, your help is very much appreciated

Yes I'm aware of the shared user set in hidden form attributes, I've been using that for a while. Though as I said, we want to minimize the user's awareness of a captive network. We don't want to disrupt their experience, a CNA notification is fine for that matter. Maybe I'm missing something, but i...

thnx boen_robot, though we want to avoid hotspot, for the reasons I described above to rephrase: is there a way to redirect ports 80,443 to a specific URL? /ip firewall nat add chain=dstnat \ protocol=tcp \ dst-port=80,443 \ src-mac-address=00:1E:C2:B2:54:69 \ action=dst-nat \ to-addresses=87.43.32....

*SHORT DESCRIPTION, DETAILS FOLLOW BELOW* notify client of our webpage when he connects, without hotspot restrictions .. possible? Hi all, first of all thanks everyone for your contributions, I've been searching around the manual and this forum for a while, and so far I've found everything I needed....

yes I had that set from the start.
Maybe I missed something else, I'll take a look at it again when I have time.

btw, have you seen this thread?
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=88746

hi, I've been playing with this for a while, and I cannot get it to work,
The line is always false.

Ok then, great!
Just a note, if no checks are needed, you only need one line as boen_robot suggests in http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=89444

You're most welcome.
Re-reading your post, this might not be what you want, but it can be modified easily.

There is a similar -but with different functionality- idea in another thread: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=89444 Probably not what we want because the dchp lease script is not triggered every time a client is connected, for example if the MAC address of the client exists at the...

I'm working on something similar, basically to get notified when a certain host connects. The "lease script" which is called when a dhcp-server lease is given, seems like the way to go about this. Though RouterOS 5.x does not have the "lease script" feature, but 6.x does. So in o...

+1!

if you're having timeouts when trying to import a certificate on RouterOS v6.5 (could be other versions too) try upgrading to the latest version System / Packages / Check for updates Installing an SSL certificate on your hotspot setup, will not get rid of the browser warnings on clients. Latest vers...