Go through the following basic recipe which exactly follows the manual: 1. Take one r3 hEX and reset it to the default factory configuration. 2. Connect to the hEX from a Windows machine via ethernet port 2 using DHCP. 3. Update the hEX to v6.40.rc5 of ROS to get the most recent version. Reboot. 4. ...

For the sake of Mikrotik I hope that you are not expressing the view of their Support team. In English there is a standard business precept - the customer is always right. The spirit is important - don't abuse your customers no matter how stupid you may think that they are. Mikrotik is a company tha...

To reinforce the point, go to the manual page which describes how to change the server settings: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude_v6/Server_settings. This bears no relationship at all to the Webfig page accessed via: Dude > Server Settings that you get on the hEX with 6.39.1. The latte...

Please read what I wrote carefully. Then get someone without any prior knowledge of The Dude to follow the instructions given in the Wiki on how to (a) install The Dude server on a hEX, and (b) install The Dude client on a Window 10 machine - remember that The Dude client is only available on Window...

Why oh why is Mikrotik so utterly useless at providing documentation and instructions for new users? I have a hEX with 32GB of flash memory and The Dude server installed. The purpose is specifically to allow us to evaluate whether The Dude will fill our requirement for a program to monitor a rapidly...

Both responses misunderstand the point that was being made. At no time did I use Quick Set to change the settings. I was simply describing how Quick Set responded to the action of disabling the WLAN interface. Further, it should be remembered that Quick Set is the default page that shows when first ...

Using Webfig to manage an RB-951G router with version 38.5 of RouterOS I disabled the WLAN interface - either via the Interfaces page or the Wireless page. The simplified router setup on the Quick Set was displayed as WISP-AP even though it had been substantially modified. Disabling the WLAN interfa...

My description is what you see when you open the box. The plastic button presses on a jumper that goes in and should return when the button is released. My experience is that it does not return on a number of these because of poor hardware design - i.e. the spring loading is too weak. The only way t...

Am I unlucky or is there a basic design flaw in the mAP-2n? The reset button on the side presses in a jumper which activates the reset if pressed in for the appropriate period when the unit is powered on. On a number of units I have found that the jumper is not properly spring loaded and remains pre...