Different log on accounts for the computer that is running WinBox?
What are you trying to accomplish?
The configuration restore can be used for restoring the router's configuration, exactly as it was at the backup creation moment, from a backup file.
Ain't that interesting...There is traffic from my PC. So let's check the browser page. (Chrome has the developers tools built in).
And the browser is checking upgrade.microsoft .com to fill in this page. The switch is not initiating a request.
My two CSS326-24G-2S+RM are working fine on 2.12 - so far.Anyone running the new firmware notice any issues? How's it working?
Firewall rules to allow access or allowed addresses to log on - or both.how do I add secured addresses to the list?
Can you clarify that. Do you really mean mikrotik SWITCH or ROUTER?Dot1x is used when we have mikrotik switch .
Step one - stop using QuickSet. QuickSet sort of can be used one time for an initial setup (ONLY IF YOU REALLY NEED TO), but as soon as you make ANY other change to the router config, then NEVER AGAIN touch QuickSet."VPN Access" checkbox the QuickSet window...
Delete the word "config"What am I doing wrong...see image below!Posting part of settings is not all that helpful.
/export config hide-sensitive file=yourconfigaug22
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That won't work on your 2 pair cable.PoE-Out is passed over mode B pins (4,5+)(7,8-).
Correct. That's why I recommend them for fixed applications. Has solved many problems over the years.Powered USB hubs usually don't draw power from upstream USB port ...
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"Drop any forward packets that get this far"
OSPF is a routing protocol. Requires a router. When run under SwitchOS, the CRS326 is functioning as a switch - not a router.Hi, elbob2002. Do you mean I can run ospf in CRS326-24G-2S+RM only booted with RouterOS.Yes you can. With RouterOS only though.
Just learned something new. Did not even know that existed, but sure enough - it's there...You could use the "nth" filter option to drop every nth packet. so for 10% every 10 packet should be dropped.