The first 4 have been requested many times over the years.

Just in case it makes any difference, here's my +1 again for these

+100

"please add MLPPP support to the PPP server in RouterOS."

+1

+1
Especially for VRF.

I also vote for the radius-attribute like 'Mikrotik-VRF' or 'Routing-Mark'. We need it for PPPoE.

+1

OK - Managed to get this working without using any NAT of IP or MAC addresses. Instead I'm using 'ip unnumbered' interfaces on the routerboard or what some call /32 routing in combination with proxy-arp. Let's say we have 4.3.2.1/24 as a network where .1 is the RB IP and the gateway for the virtual ...

At the moment, multiple FGT100D cluster pairs which have the physical interfaces available but it's the public IP addresses and physical switch ports that I'm more annoyed about. Instead of 4 switch ports per physical cluster pair (1 x LACP LAG on each cluster member), I'll have to use 8-10 times th...

Oh crap (in my head I'm using far stronger words). Yes - I'm using FortiGate VDOMs and yes, all the VLAN interfaces on the same physical port use the same MAC address! The problem with using VDOM links and a transparent VDOM to aggregate them is that you can't use these in an HA cluster with the vcl...

Thanks for the info. I've just bought a pair of CCRs and will do some further testing. It's good to hear that it is at least possible (or should be) and this gives me some hope that the issue can be corrected. There were definitely no bridge filter rules but I'm going to test to see if there's any d...

- Ability to create PPP interfaces in a specific VRF via RADIUS-Attribute - full L2TP LAC functionality (for forwarding PPPoE sessions via L2TP) BIG +1 from me on these two. CCR Update presentation from MUM US '14 suggests improvements (complete rewrite?) to VRFs which sound like my other main requ...

Hi, First post here. I'm planning to implement a CCR to allow me to be able to connect multiple virtual firewalls (not Mikrotik) to a single internet IP subnet. The other vendor allows me to create the virtual firewalls with connections to the outside world via a single physical interface, but each ...