Updated: Fixed my issue by selecing Server as agent , Hope this helps

It's not really a fix though, because you aren't distributing the check to the dude agent.

The error "std failure: not allowed (9)" occurs when using dude agents. If the asset is changed to the default agent it appears to work. All MikroTik devices are upgraded to 6.46.4.

Hi!
I also have an error std failure: not allowed (9) but only on Dude agents!
Direct connection Dude server to clients are fine.

Please help!

I too am having this issue.

We definitely need this for MacOS Catalina. Any ETA yet?

Try @petchi's suggestion: "But you can use some dummy interface probably even a bridge with no member ports, with an ADMIN MAC on it (dummy value)." That was unsuccessful as well. I've gone ahead and switched to an EOIP tunnel and placed the DHCP server directly on the interface and it's ...

I have not done DHCP relay in a very, very long time, last time was back in year 2000 and then used Cisco / Microsoft DHCP, I rather config a DHCP server locally then people not affected when tunnel, etc goes down, but assume it could work with something like this. @petchi and @sindy, if I am wrong...

Can you provide a IP diagram of the routers, indicating the DHCP server and DHCP Relay Also maybe provide export hide-sensitive of both router Here is my current setup: diagram.jpg Router 1 /ip dhcp-server add address-pool=pool-router2 disabled=no interface=ether2 name=server-router2 relay=10.200.5...

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:IP/DHCP_Relay

That was my starting point, and my only deviation from the plan was that I can’t put the DHCP server on the IPIP interface.

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So create a DHCP client, default route, and srcnat for both interfaces and the router will choose the connected interface?

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