Yeah, I know. but when you set the device mac address to private, it works fine in v6.The problem also exists with v6 after Apple & Co. updated the random MAC policy and the browsers the cookie policy...
Yeah, I know. but when you set the device mac address to private, it works fine in v6.The problem also exists with v6 after Apple & Co. updated the random MAC policy and the browsers the cookie policy...
/ip dns
set allow-remote-requests=yes cache-size=20480KiB max-concurrent-queries=300 \
max-concurrent-tcp-sessions=80 servers=8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4
I solved the problem by isolating the ports.same here.
YesSo you can easily find which device at which access point the traffic comes from...
No I can't, I have more than 90 clients via several access points!If this is your local network, can't you go and find the owner of that IP ?
إمنوّرpcc will dispatch connections between wans but will Not combine the speeds in 15mbps thats another story
PCC loadbalance
Thanks for replying! I have moved the non hotspot rules to the top then rebooted the router! after reboot, I've noticed that most hotspot rules counters are 0!Hello, move all non hotspot rules at top there will be no conflict with hotspot rules .
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Both Queue tree and mangle are empty!
check the Queue tree and Queue types.
if you use Queue tree and mangle, try to disabled them.
Graphing isn't active .. and the user-manager database is quite small!Do you have graphs active? What's the size of the user-manager database? Have you checked it isn't a problem of lack of disk space?
How?You are not right. You can change the mac by cli.