It should be possible by connection-bytes - just one simple rule, if connection bytes are over - let's say - 5M (connection-bytes=5000000-0) and in-interface is WAN, then add src-address to the address list
The question is; should the parent queues be left on ethernet default? if i set the queue type to pcq upload or download would that only allow for a 35 packet queue length for the entire tree under the parent? does it even matter since the only thing that needs to be queued between one another is t...
Have you tried to disconnect the pptp server from the WAN, and connect your other device there with an IP address of your provider (gateway)? I would check that. And - also - I would use torch, sniff, debug - to see if there is anything going .
Reboot the router
Happens sometimes. Or if you type "/tool torch interface=<TAB>" - also crash... Seems to be an error with reading the interface list sometimes. Reboot (physical is better) solves the problem .
dasiu, i tried your suggested solution and it works like a charm! Although I found a slight typo in your sample code (as far as I understand). Yeah, exactly - your understanding is absolutely correct! I just went easy and copy-pasted the vlan10 and changed interface - but forgot to change this (yea...
I would recommend asking your provider :). The configuration you gave looks really strange... IP address assigned to any interface should have /64 mask, never /59... And the subnets on LAN and WAN should never "overlap"... Does the provider give you an IP address for WAN, or should it be r...
Thankx again!! But when i tried this add dst-address=0.0.0.0/0 routing-mark=to-wan1 gateway=1.1.1.1 distance=0 ////=== distance it cant be = 0 > Oh, really - in older versions of RouterOS distance could be 0. Anyway - just add 1 to everything ;-). Or - I would do it this way: /ip route add dst-addr...
I'm a small WISP and recently purchased a 5Mbps Linear Ethernet connection with the local telco. (Fiber to the building handed off to me with cat5) I plugged in my Tik 450G router and to my surprise, it obtained an address from the Telco. Surprised at this, I ran a speedtest and I'm pulling 10Meg! ...
1. By using MikroTik bridging - it is simple, but the trunk must not have a native vlan - all should be tagged. And - the worst part - it consumes CPU and the bandwidth will be low - wasting the gigabit ports. Then: /interface vlan add name=ether1vlan10 interface=ether1 vlan-id=10 /interface bridge ...
I will just add - we have similar problem with Dude 4.0beta3 nad PC devices (non-MikroTik) monitored by SNMP. After few weeks of being OK the Dude doesn't see SNMP answers. Rebooting Dude server (running on Mikrotik x86 machine) helps - for the next few weeks .
Everything is basically working, but my dl speed dropped from 20 mbit to ~1 mbit. When I connect my PC directly to the modem it's back to normal. 1. Have you set the same MAC address on ether2 as on your computer? Do you receive the same IP address via DHCP? Maybe it's a problem with provider? 2. W...
Don't forget to move IP address from ether1 to bridge. And also look for other places, for example /ip firewall nat - if there isn't a rule with "out-interface=ether1" (should be bridge) etc. If you are bridging ether1 and ether3 and you move every config from ether1 to bridge - then ether...
How can I shape traffics if flow is trunk (802.1Q)? Can I shape traffics using VLAN interface? Those anybody tried it before? You can do it if you bridge each vlan separately, not the ether interfaces :). For each vlan you create 2 interfaces (one on each ether, ex. vlan10ether1, vlan10ether2, vlan...
Of course - you should be connected to the same subnet as the router (either directly with your computer, or have any MT you can access, that is on the same subnet) - and then check. If you didn't disable "/ip neighbor discovery" - the MAC should be visible in "/ip neighbor" (on ...
I'm sure, that there are plenty of people eager to help you...
... just after you paste your queue config and explain exactly the goal you want to achieve .
(simple "/queue export" takes less than 15 seconds )
"remote device" - means connected via wireless? If so - wireless scan disconnects the connection for the time of running the scan. Maybe that's the problem?
When using bridge (i.e. bridging ether1 and ether2), you should add IP address ONLY on bridge interface. You don't even have to have IP address for the bridge to be working :). But no IP address should be configured on ether1 and ether2 :). Then you can diagnose - check ping from the computer to the...
Of course, you can! :) 24V is "fixed" voltage, and 2A is MAXIMUM amperage the power supply can produce. How much of the amperage is actually produced - depends on the device connected to the power supply (it is proportional to the power in Watts). So you only have to worry to have proper v...
Few weeks passed, so let me join to the group of people asking the question :
Is there anything new known about the RB-751 devices? When will they be ready? What would be the cost (approximately)? Are they still "almost ready", or has anything changed?
I am wondering about one question. I have a RouterOS router with dhcp server using Radius. When a known mac-address tries to connect, it gets good IP address from Radius database. If the MAC is unknown, it gets a dhcp lease from a pool defined on the router. It works fine. But when Radius connection...
There is definitely a problem: RB433, ROSv3.20, Dude v3.1 - downloaded it 2 times, still thinks that the npk is broken.
Is there anyone, who succeeded in installing Dude package with a configuration like that?