I suspect there is a big push to get V7 out, hence the huge change released in Dec 2020, but suspect we will still get a couple V6 updatesI'm wondering if perhaps they do not intend to release a 6.49 (moving to v7 instead as the next stable release after 6.48) ...
/queue simple
add disabled=no max-limit=16M/16M name="PC-LIMIT" target=ether1
add action=accept chain=forward out-interface=lte1
add action=accept chain=forward in-interface=lte1
Great, now I know they reworked my article without even mentioning me... That's a bit depressing :)
How fast is fast?where fast fail over is needed
This should not really cause a major problem as the 4011 has 2,5Gb/s paths between each switch chip and CPU.Probably RSTP is enabled on the bridge, and as a result hw-offloading is disabled.
Yes I did unfortunatelly I did not see any read receipt nor any response yet. Something may have gone wrong. You could possibly use zeljko110465@gmail.com. Thank you
Dude is this way ---> https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude...
my esxi not free license dude
On hEX you need to disable STP on bridge for hardware offload, i.e. protocol-mode=noneBridge port hardware offloading remains disabled on hEX (RB750Gr3):
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@mducharme: advertise-filters have been set, but still all addresses show up in the neigbor status page. Not a big issue, but I was just wondering whether this is normal behaviour or not.
Wondering,
Why do you put devices on separate VLANS when afterwards you want to connect them together on L2 (use discovery protocols)???
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Thanks for the clarification, what about only one IP routing?
I reckon you missed my point...I think you have missed the point.
what i want is: LAN1 can communicate with LAN2, not being on the same LAN.
sorry, I forgot to mention that my CSR112 is acting as CAP manager for 2 x CAP AC access points
Hi, I made some changes, configuration attached, but with the same issue.
Please help
BR
Ales
config-v2.txt
/routing filter
add action=accept chain=BGP-Out prefix=0.0.0.0/0
add action=discard chain=BGP-Out
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Also, I tried to download the firmware manually, but there is nothing to download on the product's home page https://mikrotik.com/product/css610_8g_2s_in
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Final comment, Dont use quotation marks for NAMES of anything. Quotes are used in MT to surround COMMENTS.
You are trying to hurt my brains and eyes with this approach
Should be +28 (20 bytes IP Header + 8 bytes ICMP Header)..., I’d know how to set the MTU, which is max package size +32. When I do the same test from my hAP ac the value looks different, naturally.
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Cant believe my friend recommended Mikrotik, "it's the best router" he said, "and if you have a problem they help you on forum"
what a bullshit.
/int detect-internet set detect-interface-list=none lan-interface-list=none wan-interface-list=none internet-interface-list=none
Some things you should try to do yourself atleast, below is where you can change the default route distance on a DHCP client...
Next question is how do I achieve it ? Those automatic routes don't seem to be "editable", at least not from Winbox...
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does anyone have any recommendations for a qualified consultant about this?
When explained so succinctly even the blind, will be claiming they "see the light"!
Grab a coffee,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwgOUzodS6E
All night long!
Check the Google Chrome memory usage, bet you that was used to monitor Cisco equipment :-)Winbox after a few days continuous connection to CCR2004 (it seems doesn't matter) with ROS 6.47.1. Used memory growed from 10 MB to 695.
winbox_memory.png
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Would it works if the switch between is different brand, but the end switch still mikrotik ?
The NAT rules in the above script should already route the packets out on the same interface it came in on. What else should be added?
Why?Ok
So let's say dst-ports=10000-20000 and to-ports=30000-40000
If client tries to connect to port 12345, router should forward to 32345...
Hmmm, I read it more like the problem is your architecture / configuration, but anyway....Indeed, both Mikrotik support and other colleagues of the forum pointed to alternative hardware as a solution, thank you.