No idea. Can you give us a hint?Guess who will be buying a tplink the first sale I see on their wifi7 products.......
What can I do?
I thought RSTP was the most common one?... MSTP is the most universally compatible one.
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I just said anything but some kind of metallic sticker Now who knows what will arrive from Temu...
Not really ... wifi-qcom-ac is only available for routers with ARM architecture ... AC devices of other architectures are "doomed" to run legacy wireless driver ... which doesn't support any new functionality (like PPSK) and I believe it never will.yes, it should.
But does this really work for you? Only one VLAN can have bidirectional traffic (single PVID per port).... and I still wanted several VLANs untagged on the same port (because my WiFi APs are not VLAN aware).
There's such a feature already: port extender. Not many devices are compatible ... and it comes with some serious gotchas. But it's here.Don't know if this has been discussed already ...
That was my point exactlyErrmm ... that's an article from 2014 ?!
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In the meantime your devices probably have restarted ...
Apparently, I speak truth.
When did MT make changelogs easily understandable?Well, why not just mention that in changelog?
/interface bridge vlan
add bridge=SW1 tagged=SW1,ether8 vlan-ids=40
/ip dhcp-client
add interface=Management
I'd say it means DFS.What does "D" mean in Current Channel?
Find them ... as per advice by @tdw. Yes, it's manual work, but if you want to catch plaintiff, you need to do some detective work before you send out the guns.However not knowing where they come from is troubling us, we only see the LAN ip and mac address of the source.
You haven't mentioned what the log is currently mentioning.Code: Select all/system logging action ...
It's actually shooting under / between the branches.
could this solve it?
https://github.com/ncravino/mikrotik_en ... our-router
In such a case it _might_ also be worthwhile to export config, netinstall device and then re-apply config again.
I think the problem is DOH, if I do a torch I see requests towards 8.8.8.8:443. so AdGuard is skipped. How do I manage these requests to process everything from AdGuard?
:put [ /interface/ethernet/get sfp-sfpplus1 sfp-ignore-rx-los ]
What to do to resolve the issue?
But I didn't like the fact that with usage of datapath I got a tagged wireless traffic
You can. But TPlink has to perform NAT also for "alien" subnets on LAN side ... and I've no idea if that's possible or not.You cannot have the rb5009 providing separate subnets without double NAT ...
... if L3 hashing policy is used by them
Is there a guide I could follow that helps me to setup WiFi?
If L3HW is configured, then your CRS could even route at wirespeed ... but yes, PPPoE is a deal-breaker here.If I'm wrong, please correct me then. If the PPPoE authentication is removed, logically, the product would only function like a switch and wouldn't be unnecessarily burdened.
They may be shiny, but fun level is anywhere near what RB3011 provides: full 1U dimension, LCD display, two switch chips, etc. Only colour comes near RB3011's black... brand new shiny RB5009
I'm not sure. I some related tings (such as "received packet with own MAC address" or something like that) are logged even by default, not sure if there are some more extensive loggings available for STP.Is there any way I can log those events?
So ... what else is there to try execept for the trashcan ?