What's the routing mark it uses? I genuinely can't read that small of font size.export not work
routing-mark=*4000 instead of mytable
Code: Select all/routing table add disabled=no name=mytable /ip firewall nat add action=log chain=srcnat routing-mark=*4000
No one has to imagine, they should be looking for new job if true. Pretty simple.Reply to @mitzone:Probably [MikroTik team] has a hard time answering this...but I'd really like to have an official statement on this
Imagine if you were the person who forgot [to renew the domain]...
Not really, there's tools for this. You can also code your own solutions, nothing new. Especially if you just tie into the public DB's like Virustotal and scrape for subdomains. Very easy actually.Is really hard check the service for 100.000 and more DDNS provided...
lol because those devices have a different purpose in my architecture. They were tested for this specific issue to ensure it is a Mikrotik issue ;)Why didn't you stay with those equipments then? If it works, don't fix it.
Funny because Fortinet, Cisco and Extreme networks can lmfao.MikroTik can't fix your shitty provider.
^^ yeah you'll have to set speeds on both sides and I'd be checking the other device if yout Tik says the link is OK but is clearly not OK.I think you have to disable auto negotiation and set the speed to 1000 full duplex on both ends in this case.
LOL I'm sure they are going to ignore it and roll out RouterOS7 maybe in the next 5 years with the issue ongoing.It's definitely known. In my opinion it either bug or weird feature. I don't remember any official comment from MikroTik, how do they see it.