MikroTik

Yea - can't ping it.

I turned it off yesterday when I was having strange network problems.
I will turn it back on in a few minutes.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Mikrotik btest servers and how I use my btest servers in/for my customers: I have two Mikrotik btest servers. #1 , One of them is the public btest server you may already know and use ( IPv4: 23.162.144.120 and IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b:: 4 ) #2 , My other non-public btest server is inside my network and ...

Well - yes --- it is always possible to do some fan modification/changes to get the type of cooling you desire. For me, the issue is not cooling. For me, the issue is getting up to or greater than 7 days of backup battery run time when the power goes out. Typically a 110 VAC UPS powering a some Mik...

I think the concept has merit but I would worry about cooling. The application of this high density switch worries me due to a single point of failure. Re cooling: In my opinion , a router/switch with an internal power supply will always run warmer/hotter than an identical device with an external D...

I think the concept has merit but I would worry about cooling. The application of this high density switch worries me due to a single point of failure. Re cooling: In my opinion , a router/switch with an internal power supply will always run warmer/hotter than an identical device with an external D...

Mikrotik ROS does not have a IPv6 DHCP server ( something I really wish they had !!! ) If you need an easy/free IPv6 DHCP server , take a look at PfSense. PfSense is free PfSense is based on FreeBSD PfSense is available as on ISO. You simply boot the ISO to install the FreeBSD system with PfSense (...

Re: ... I love this part ... reboot this Mikrotik There are times that network devices need to be rebooted and/or have their links bounced. I prefer my watchdog script(s) because I have user-definable timeout variables which allow me to know I am avoiding un-necessary watchdog reboots. The scripts I...

Question to those with near 10-Gig Internet connections In a week or month ( sometime ) , I will be turning up a new additional 10-Gig Internet connection. Prior to me placing this in my network , I am considering configuring a new 2'nd full 10-Gig wide-open btest server on the new circuit, then al...

Mikrotik ROS does not have a IPv6 DHCP server ( something I really wish they had !!! ) If you need an easy/free IPv6 DHCP server , take a look at PfSense. PfSense is free PfSense is based on FreeBSD PfSense is available as on ISO. You simply boot the ISO to install the FreeBSD system with PfSense ( ...

Good morning ( Wednesday 05/26/2021 ) I just now upgraded the ROS 6.48.2 on the btest server to the new ROS 6.48.3 If you encounter any issues , please post. North Idaho Tom Jones IPv4: 23.162.144.120 IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 btest username: btest btest password: btest Note; To use this Mikrotik publ...

I LOVE this. Keep up the good work Tom. If Mikrotik won't sell a DC power kit for these, you should! I'd buy!! For the heck of it , I started a battery run-down test using a new set of marine deep-cycle batteries that were not fully charged yet. I canceled the battery run-down test after two and 1-...

LoneRager , I just now checked the btest server 30 seconds ago prior to posting this reply. Yes - the btest server is up and running. When I checked it - there were two different remote btest(s) running ( 100-Meg each btest ). Now a minute later it is idle again. Can you ping the btest server ? Nor...

LoneRager , I just now checked the btest server 30 seconds ago prior to posting this reply. Yes - the btest server is up and running. When I checked it - there were two different remote btest(s) running ( 100-Meg each btest ). Now a minute later it is idle again. Can you ping the btest server ? Nor...

I cannot ping the BTest server from any of my locations across Czech republic (all different IP ranges) 93.99.x.x, 217.29.x., 37.11.x.x, 89.176.x.x Needless to say I cannot run a btest I suspect you have a firewall at or near your location blocking access. Would you please reply with a traceroute t...

24V-DC-Mod-on- CRS354-48P-4S+2Q+ Said I was gonna do it - and I did. Now I have a 48-Port PoE out Mikrotik switch ( and four sfp+ and 2Q ) being powered by an external 24-Volt DC-UPS. This is the perfect solution for one of my remote mountain-top towers where I need about 24 PoE ports and another 24...

LoneRager , I just now checked the btest server 30 seconds ago prior to posting this reply. Yes - the btest server is up and running. When I checked it - there were two different remote btest(s) running ( 100-Meg each btest ). Now a minute later it is idle again. Can you ping the btest server ? Nort...

well mducharme , I wish you the best of luck getting a 3'rd party GPON module working in a Mikrotik. At first with my Mikrotiks and sfp modules with the GPON electronics, I had to play with the Adtran configs to get 802.1q trunks running. Access-vlan was straight forward , but I was also trying to m...

so mducharme , may I ask you if you know of any sfp GPON modules that work in a Mikrotik ( in an air-tight nema outdoor enclosure ) that have been proven worthy of standing up to warm/hot summer days ? Some of the reasons I want to re-look at a clinet Mikrotik with a sfp GPON module in my GPON netwo...

I would prefer installing and using a Mikrotik/router/sfp-GPON-module ONT solution verses the GPON ONTs I am already installing ( sometimes up to 10 a day ). Don't you use Adtran Total Access OLT's? I believe Adtran makes a GPON ONT SFP module. There is information on the module here: https://suppo...

I would prefer installing and using a Mikrotik/router/sfp-GPON-module ONT solution verses the GPON ONTs I am already installing ( sometimes up to 10 a day ). Don't you use Adtran Total Access OLT's? I believe Adtran makes a GPON ONT SFP module. There is information on the module here: https://suppo...

I for one would like to see Mikrotik come out with a sfp GPON module - again . However , this time a sfp GPON module that can be installed in a Mikrotik router where the router/module is mounted in an outdoor ( air-tight ) nema case. Although the first run ( now discontinued ) sfp GPON modules all d...

Not all sfp GPON modules are the same. Most sfp GPON modules will only work in a device that understands GPON. There are some sfp GPON modules which have the GPON electronics/firmware included in the module so that they can function in most sfp devices and then participate in a GPON fiber network. ...

Not all sfp GPON modules are the same.
Most sfp GPON modules will only work in a device that understands GPON.
There are some sfp GPON modules which have the GPON electronics/firmware included in the module so that they can function in most sfp devices and then participate in a GPON fiber network.

Re unwanted WatchDog reboots. I do not use the ROS WatchDog settings/function. Instead, I use the NetWatch feature to trigger a script if/when a NetWatch ping fails. The script then enters a count-down loop which is something like this: #1 - Log date/time & message & Loop-Count variable to l...

The DC harness after I installed the wire protective grommet.

North Idaho Tom Jones

Re: I think that Mikrotik should put a DC terminal block on all typical non-home devices (like the CCR/CRS'es) Or offer an optional retro-fit wire harness to convert from AC power to 24/48 DC power - and include simple instructions explaining how to remove & replace the AC power supply with an o...

Oooo - I forgot to put the pass-through wire protective grommet where the AC power connector used to go. That will get done soon. Also , the ALG 24-Volt DC-UPS is the SNMP network version. So I can get and graphs current loads, charge/discharge loads and utility-power/battery/DC-output voltages - an...

24V-DC-Mod-on- CRS328-24P-4S+RM WARNING - doing this mod will void your Mikrotik warrantee - if you do so - you do so at your own risk ! A little background info first: I run a fiber-to-the-home ISP and a WISP. I have a dozen-plus remote towers and four mini-NOCs. My mini-NOCs and most of my remote ...

sw os released for CRS354. upgrade your routeros to testing version. then run following command /system swos upgrade after this go here System >> RouterBoard >> set boot to SwOS Done Good post re /system swos upgrade I had a 354 which I gave up on getting SwOS running on - so I placed it in the Mik...

Re - CHR and Virtual Servers ... Soon , I will be looking for some physical bad-as VmWare ESXi servers ( fast - lots of cpu cores and lots of RAM ). RAM - minimum 1,024 Gig of ram , ( desired 2,048 to 4,096 Gig of ram ) Physical Intel Xeon CPUs - 2 or more - , minimum total cores 80 ( prefer 100 to ...

Aloha North Idaho Tom Jones, I live in Hawaii on the island of Oahu and just upgraded to Hawaiian Telcom's 750Mbps/300Mbps plan. Here are my test results for today, Friday, 23 Apr 2021, at ~0200GMT. The test was for 30s, bi-directional, UDP, using my MikroTik RB4011IGS+5HACQ2HND-IN. status: done te...

Hello,
How long does it take for MT tech support to respond?
I created a request a month ago but still no response.

They are usually really good about responding in one or two work days.

The reason there are so many switch chip discrepancies is because the Big Mik cuts costs by only giving you what you need, and that "need" changes depending on the device, unlike Cisco/other-vendor-here which gives you all the features as well as all the costs. I almost agree. Take Cisco ...

I love Mikrotik routers and wireless devices ! However ... When it comes to switching using ROS ( using the ethernet switch chip -or the CPU for software switching ) , the Mikrotik ROS CLI & http & Winbox is just horrible ! For example - try doing this: - Let say you have 5 to 48 ethernet-an...

I had a similar issue with a Netonix switch ( no 10-Gig on the Netonix ) , I had a 10-gig fiber going to a Mikrotik RB04011 - then I was trying to LAG / bond multiple 1-Gig ports between the two devices. Bottom line is I was not happy with the results because the bulk of the traffic always preferred...

Hmmm - it looks like ROS does support USB Ethernet Controllers (

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never had a reason to check[/i] )

interesting Never thought much about testing a USB--Ethernet cable in a Mikrotik with a USB port ( because I figured there would not be any driver support in ROS ). So ... If you plug in a USB hub , then plug in two of those USB--Ethernet cables , what to you get ? If you plug in a USB--Serial-RS-23...

FYI - btest server was just now upgraded from ROS version 6.48.1 to the just released ROS version 6.48.2 If you encounter any issues with the btest server now running 6.48.2 , please post them here. IPv4: 23.162.144.120 IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 btest username: btest btest password: btest Note; To use...

Graphing IPv4 and IPv6 Traffic Traffic is traffic when it comes to SNMP graphing traffic on a Mikrotik. One thing you can do is put your IPv6 routes/interfaces on non-IPv4 interfaces ( then if needed bridge them together ). Then graph your IPv4 interfaces and add additional graphs for your IPv6 inte...

Well, this is getting fun. I have now blocked 176.0.0.0-201.0.0.0. Sorry for the inconvenience to the rest of my fellow testers.

Best

Try it again , I just cleared out the Address-List of recent testers

North Idaho Tom Jones

1'st ; The Mikrotik mUPS is a discontinued product. In my opinion, the 700 mA power limitations was nowhere enough to power any NetPower device or any multi-port POE-out devices with multiple devices getting POE power from a single mUPS. 2'nd ; I would like to see a mUPS version 2 product that is lo...

Same problem here. I pulled two of the Mikrotik PowerBox Pro units from my inventory ( still in the un-opened boxes ). Non of the ethernet interfaces have any POE-out setting ( POE does not show up in the Winbox menu on the ethernet ). Grrrrrr ..... #!fkit-!!! QA inspection and testing on these prod...

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I wish SwOS and ROS were combined into one system Both SwOS and ROS have their merits, strengths and issues. I would really like to see a new combined system "ROS-SwOS" system where all switching was removed from ROS and then the entire SwOS system was fully incorporated into ROS. ROS ; vl...

Here is a basic rule:
If you are are to hot or cold in the same room with computers/networking devices, the electronic network devices might also be to hot or to cold.

FYI - Just thought it may be interesting to know .... On average , there is always one or two Mikrotik admins somewhere performing a btest to my btest server. Sometimes I will see the btest server with 5 to 10 different btest connections running. Sometimes, I will drop the max btest bandwidth limite...

Thanks, from UK connection: status: done time-remaining: 0s ping-min-avg-max: 144ms / 145ms / 147ms jitter-min-avg-max: 1us / 131us / 2.98ms loss: 0% (0/200) tcp-download: 1.42Gbps local-cpu-load:4% tcp-upload: 1.56Gbps local-cpu-load:13% remote-cpu-load:82% udp-upload: 2.09Gbps local-cpu-load:4% r...

Question: Is it possible to increase this to (-/+) 7-8 Volt. Answers: - As already stated by tdw , the voltage you are measuring is within spec. - If you know something about digital electronics, it's possible to build a small voltage converter. You will need a power supply that supplies the voltage...

Re: 6E ( Wi-Fi 6E ( 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz ) The ISP/WISP I work for is federally recognized as tribal sovereign nation. We have a huge need for a reliable and fast communication system ( including Internet ). Our 5-GHz WISP system was nearly saturated a year ago. When the Covid-19 pandemic started ...

What/were is the setting in the ROS filesystem/config that locks the device to a specific country code ? From what I can tell, it's saved on an EEPROM chip on the board itself. However, those chips are dead-easy to modify, so changing a US -> International could be as simple as opening the device u...

Not in the US. US versions don't support superchannel. Question: 1st prior to my question: Another popular ( non-Mikrotik ) sold in the US is locked to to FCC frequencies. I discovered that if I completely wipe out the firmware and do a low-level re-install of the firmware that the wireless AP/clie...

I'm curious how you intend to use 6E in the US. The FCC rules allow very low power indoors only, out of the box. For outdoor use you will be required to register the coordinates with a service, which I suspect will require a paid subscription, and then the devices will need to maintain contact with...

Might want to try updating your mikrotik from version 6.44.6 to version 6.48.1 Using winbox System --> Packages --> Check For Updates Download and reboot When the Mikrotik comes back after reboot Using winbox New Terminal --> type in "system" [ENTER] type in "routerboard" [ENTER]...

Linksys & Cisco ( and several other mfgs ) have some stuff I thought Linksys was dead. re: ... I thought Linksys was dead .... no - but they easily turn into a brick if the utility power flickers also , NetGear wireless routers are a close 2'nd to Linksys for bricking/loosing-the-config when th...

Wi-Fi 6E ( 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz ) Question; Is anybody running any Wi-Fi 6E ( 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz ) home or WISP wireless networks ( yet ) ? If so , what have been your findings ... Well no, there is hardly any Wi-Fi 6E available nowadays. Enterprise networking vendors like Aruba / Ruijie Netw...

Wi-Fi 6E ( 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz ) Question; Is anybody running any Wi-Fi 6E ( 5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz ) home or WISP wireless networks ( yet ) ? If so , what have been your findings ... I'm looking forward to adding Wi-Fi 6E to my WISP networks ( when Mikrotik has some shipping products ). Here ar...

When Mikrotik ( or other brand ) " WiFi 6E " devices become available for outdoor WISP use, I will most likely be installing a few hundred " WiFi 6E " outdoor APs on the same towers I already have a few hundred 5 GHz APs and darn near 1,000 5-GHz Mikrotik wireless clients. My onl...

No single vendor will pull out all hardware from sale just because they started working on something new, incompatible. I can find cheapo 802.11n-only 150mbit routers for $20 USD, so there will always be a market for these older, less desirable things. re: I can find cheapo 802.11n-only 150mbit rou...

Yeah but Tom is a Yankee, its all square miles when you put in an "m" in there! ;-) Well, Yankees are known not to know what units to use. Last time they tried to do anything coherent, they crashed Mars climate orbiter ... Okay this cannot stand, one has to defend ones closest neighbour!!...

You're BGP router needs to be on the same network and the other up-stream BGP router you will be peering with. Example. Your BGP upstream interface ( live Internet IP addresses ). 123.123.123.2/30 and you peer to 123.123.123.1/30 Both BGP routers need to know the AS number of each other Your BGP rou...

hello, i am new on the forum and i hope i am doing the right thing by posting here. my company has a CCR1036 on which our IP transit service terminate. i have been trying to test the capacity provisioned over the IP TRANSIT service to no avail. i am doing the test from the CCR1036 to 23.162.144.120...

No, MikroTik routers do not come with preconfigured network prefix translation, as they do not support it at all. (at least in v6) The main supported configuration for MikroTik routers with IPv6 is: - use DHCPv6 client to request IPv6 prefix pool from ISP and store it in a local pool - configure lo...

As an ISP/WISP , I have the bulk of my servers running dual-stack IPv4 & IPv6. I am getting ready to roll out IPv6 to a thousand+ Mikrotik wireless DHCP-Client CPEs. Thinking about the prior post from pe1chl and his reasoning to use IPv6 network prefix translation because DHCP to clients has got...

With IPv6 , there is no need for NAT. Normally an upstream provider will hand off something like a /64 or a /60/ or possibly a whopping large /56 There is no need for many-to-one translation as is usual with IPv4 and having only a single external address for your entire network, but even with IPv6 ...

I am a ipv6 purist ... not at all interested in NAT64 .... D day is 2025 when US Gov completes its conversion THEN everyone falls in line. @ZeroByte. you make a good argument ... Good Luck ... :-) Question re: D day is 2025 I was not aware there was a a government D day to drop IPv4 - or is this a ...

With IPv6 , there is no need for NAT. Normally an upstream provider will hand off something like a /64 or a /60/ or possibly a whopping large /56 Now with the shortage of IPv4 ( as in no more new IPv4 blocks are available ) and upstream provider could do something like this: ((( Dual Stack ))) Upstr...

So cool Tom, thanks for sharing what you do, always fascinating to see people work in large scale, i can barely cope with a single router and a couple of access points. Yea - large networks have their own set of problems , then add to that about a thousand Mikrotik wireless devices and I can then s...

L2 point-to-point , which is faster ( station-wds or station-bridge ) (((( for L2 bridging two ethernet networks together )))) First , I know this is an old topic with much input from past years - however , I will ask again. I currently connect two remote ethernet networks ( actually 802.1q trunk et...

status: done time-remaining: 0s ping-min-avg-max: 46.4ms / 46.7ms / 52.9ms jitter-min-avg-max: 1us / 288us / 6.45ms loss: 0% (0/200) tcp-download: 76.2Mbps local-cpu-load:7% tcp-upload: 52.0Mbps local-cpu-load:3% remote-cpu-load:18% udp-upload: 52.8Mbps local-cpu-load:4% remote-cpu-load:4% This is ...

does Sonar implement the shaping on the CPE or on the core? The Sonar ISP system has a couple of options to perform per-customer bandwidth management. We use a Mikrotik-#1 ( CHR ), with two interfaces ( ether1 & ether2 ). Sonar has some APIs ( hooks ), which permit the Sonar system to get infor...

This is more or less what i will do, if so you can just traffic shape on the termination CPE device, no? You can also Monitor the CPE device and inform your client of any issue arise - and also automate the process by sending SMS to your clients. You can traffic shape on the CPEs. This is pretty ea...

How do your clients going to connect to your network, with what cpe termination that you provide them or one the buy there own? At my ISP, we own/provide the CPE. The CPE is normally configured like this: WAN ( DHCP client ) - this WAN interface connects to one of our towers ( wireless ) , or is co...

Feb 11'th 2021 I just now updated the public access x86_64 CHR btest server from ROS v 6.48 to ROS v 6.48.1 IPv4: 23.162.144.120 IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 btest username: btest btest password: btest Note: This btest server is Ping-able. If you can't btest to it, then you might be behind a firewall or ...

Can't find area-prefix in CAPsMAN configuration and there is no connection-list as well.

I don't think CAPsMAN supports area-prefix. It is supported in Winbox.

You have three basic options to throttle bandwidth. - Simple-Queues ( Mikrotik supports this - easy - basic straight forward - not suited for larger networks ) - IP firewall (complex configuration - limit bw by IP address) (( Mikrotik supports this )) - Mac Address ( Mikrotik does not support bw by ...

You are almost always better off not changing the transmit output tx power.
Instead , get a better antenna.

Yeah but Tom is a Yankee, its all square miles when you put in an "m" in there! ;-) Re: Yeah but Tom is a Yankee, its all square miles when you put in an "m" in there! ;-) Here in the states , we use miles. Yea ... I'm a bone-head Yankee located in North Idaho m - meter/meters -...

I would like to ask a question about the "Huawei MA5671A GPON ONU" Is the GPON SFP module currently working in your GPON network ? How long has it been on-line ? Is it mounted outside in a Nema air-tight enclosure ? Years ago , I tried a dozen Mikrotik GPON SFP modules. Mine were installed...

For starters , can you btest to 127.0.0.1 ( this is the local loopback IP address ).
Can you ping the remote server you are trying to btest to ?
If you don't mind me asking , what IP address are you trying to btest to ?

Hi Tom, Something weird happened yesterday, I was testing a link with just 50/50 for like 10 seconds, I did the test 2 times and the second time I did I could not stop the test, I rebooted the router like so many times but when ever it came online it would start to receive that traffic, I had to bl...

For wireless clients Take a look at the Mikrotik connect-list and Mikrotik area-prefix I assume you have multiple APs your clients are connection to and the APs all have the same SSID Here is what you can do: On your APs ( all APs have the same SSID ) , configure a unique area-prefix for each AP On ...

Sensors - How to make a door or other type of a sensor to monitor things such as open doors ... I recently posted this information in a WISP related Facebook group. I figure I should also post this information here to help give Mikrotik network administrators some ideas. My first post ( part 1 of 2...

Ground loops can be a problem . I came across this many years ago with telex printers at a limestone quarry where the local ground potential was about 1000v different from the local telephone exchange. tread carefully If you ever encounter voltage between any to earth spots or any two ground rods (...

Best bet is to power netpower 16P with 48v and injecting Poe for 24v and isolating the switch from other DC racks by using fiber to connect between rack mounted equipment and netpower 16P. Good luck re: isolating the switch IMO , all DC power inputs ( both positive and negative ) should not be bond...

I can't argue with results, of course. :) But I wouldn't expect that to be the best solution.

One reason I did it this way is that I suspect the remote ISP location was doing something funky with their MTUs to the point that normal 1500 MTU on a tunnel would never pass.

EoIP in IPIP, and the whole thing in IPSec, if it should be encrypted... that sounds seriously overcomplicated to me. A little complicated the first time I built this combination. But I was trying to solve a remote throughput issue at a remote customer office location where I needed to get the remo...

This is an FYI on the public btest server I operate. The btest server is actually an x86 ROS server running on a VmWare ESXi server. I got this x86 ROS server free from Mikrotik many wears ago. You see, I wrote up an article for how to build a 10-port 10-Gig-per-port Mikrotik x86 router , then poste...

OOO - something interesting .... Since converting all of my Residential customer accounts ( not live IP accounts ) to CGN-NAT, I discovered that the remote sustained Internet probes to my customer WANs has now gone to zero. By eliminating/preventing outside Internet probes to my thousand-plus custom...

Good question about 10-Gig NAT I have a dozen-plus networks ( wireless and fiber ). I offer ( at an additional charge Live IP address -- no NAT ) The bulk of my customers are connected to my networks using CGN-NAT on the customer WAN networks. ( Internally , each customer network has their own NAT -...

Re tunneling remote lan networks I have found that almost every tunnel configuration works differently and no two tunnels deliver the same speeds. However , This is what I found that appears to be the fastest and by far the most reliable: 1'st , I build/establish an IPIP-tunnel between the two Mikro...

What distances you need to link together? I have many backhaul links mostly using 5-GHz and some using 6 GHz Mikrotiks configured as WDS APs and WDS clients. These Mikrotik WDS links pass my 802.1q Trunk (Vlans). Here is a brief sample of some of my better Mikrotik WDS links: 5-GHz 802.11 14-km N/A...

Hello everyone,, My requirements are: Good signal connection that cover 40 sqm. Bandwidth capping per user Port forwarding (for priority playing games) Redirecting page after connecting (redirect to facebook page) I will use it for cafe. Good signal connection that cover 40 sqm 40 square miles ( a ...

You have several options
For starters , take a look at spanning-tree for your switches on both ends of your link.

I am looking for some feedback on the dynadish 6. Real world experience. I am setting up a new marina and was looking at these for back hauls. cabled back hauls is not a good option at this site. I am looking for real world distances and was really wondering how they perform in the rain. I may be w...

thanks a lot tom, this is what i realy need.. hope this last long :D
really helpfull

rianda08
Looks like you have a Gig TCP up test
Impressive btest results :)

North Idaho Tom Jones

I would like to see a DC powered -48 volt ( telco power neg 48 volts ) and or a switch that can do either -48 or +48 volts. something with 12 to 24 POE out ports something with some 10-Gig SFP ports ( 2 of 4 sfp+ ports ) Although Mikrotik does have some switches/stuff that can run on 48 volts , non...

FYI - here is my sample test code that appears to be working. /interface wireless connect-list add allow-signal-out-of-range=always interface=wlan1 signal-range=-40..-5 add allow-signal-out-of-range=always interface=wlan1 signal-range=-45..-35 add allow-signal-out-of-range=always interface=wlan1 sig...

connect-list ( clients using connect-list with nv2 protocol ) (( re forcing nv2 clients to connect to the strongest nv2 APs when many nv2 APs of many signal strengths are available )) 1'st: My WISP environment : I have hundreds of Mikrotik nv2 APs on multiple towers and around 1-thousand Mikrotik nv...

Mikrotik have some devices based on the AR9342 covering 5.9-6.4GHz. BaseBox 6 and SXT 6 are a couple of these devices. Re: ... Mikrotik have some devices based on the AR9342 covering 5.9-6.4GHz ... Yup - they sure do have some devices in those frequencies that support a/n 2x2 ( 40-Mhz wide channels...

You could consider Class C+ gpon from FS. It has a temperature range of -40 to 85 Celcius, normal is 0 to 70 Celcius. https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/64168.html msatter Thanks for the post. Have you tested this product ? No, but you can ask them for for a sample. https://www.fs.com/sample_applica...

Re: It helps when they are mounted in a fan-cooled device -- What about the thousands/millions of existing GPON customers with outdoor Nema enclosures which don't have fans ? I don't know if these use SFP. I was talking about SFP. IMO - any device that puts out excessive heat is an electrically ine...

I haven't had any problems with this, but here's a tip: What I would do is get some cheap Groove (the 802.11n version) and use spectral scanning to see the exact frequencies and bandwidths they're using. They could well be using just a part of the DFS band and so you can change the channel used. I ...

You could consider Class C+ gpon from FS. It has a temperature range of -40 to 85 Celcius, normal is 0 to 70 Celcius.

https://www.fs.com/de-en/products/64168.html

msatter
Thanks for the post.
Have you tested this product ?

All but trivial SFP modules often get uncomfortably hot. The package is too small to dissipate 5-10W of power. It helps when they are mounted in a fan-cooled device. Re: It helps when they are mounted in a fan-cooled device -- What about the thousands/millions of existing GPON customers with outdoo...

re: Mikrotik and --> 5.925–7.125 GHz - new FCC 6-GHz frequencies ---and---- no product almost a year later ... It just can't be that hard to get a product in this new 5.925–7.125 GHz frequency band up and running. I would almost think it would be as easy as taking a 921UAGS or 922UAGS and unsodering...

Hi Tom, I wanted to thank you and at the same time say sorry. I didn't read all the rules and might have been running a couple of tests more than what you asked for (and/or more often than pointed out). Anyway, Im done with my tests and I got the results I expected, THANKS A LOT for this service !!...

any word about GPON or EPON? Re GPON ... I tried the Mikrotik SFP GPON modules a few years ago in the Winter ( about a dozen GPON modules installed in outdoor Nema enclosures ). All of them died and went tu ( bricked ) on the first warm summer day. I have only one left that still works and it was i...

5.925–7.125 GHz - new FCC 6-GHz frequencies -- from almost a year ago: FCC Opens 6 GHz Band to Wi-Fi and Other Unlicensed Uses In April last year ( April 29 2020 ), the Federal Communications Commission adopted rules that make 1,200 megahertz of spectrum in the 6 GHz band (5.925–7.125 GHz) availabl...

vuli - were are you testing from ( what country ) ?
What is your Internet speed supposed to be ?

North Idaho Tom Jones

Anybody else experiencing DFS radar-detect problems the last few weeks ? I have a tower site that is only a few hundred feet away from an FAA/Military 2+ million watt dual-band radar system. My equipment worked OK for years up until about two weeks prior to Christmas. We are now experiencing all kin...

mkx ... Hey if everything was easy and everything was available , there would be no need for Network Engineers ... so ... in that sense ... I guess I am pretty lucky I will give it to Mikrotik, most of their products are pretty awesome to the to the experienced admins who need to build advanced ( wi...

The fact that MT devices don't have voltage regulators for PoE-out is well known. The fact that MT devices taking 48V are not suitable for telco -48V is mentioned in my post #2 above. As much as I like the thousands of Mikrotiks I have in my WISP/ISP, I can't help but feel guilty that I'm going to ...

There used to be a product like that for 12V but it was discontinued. Apparently this kind of thing does not sell. re ... There used to be a product like that for 12V but it was discontinued ... Yea the mUPS. I've got a couple dozen of them. They could of been a great product. My issue with them is...

It would be nice if Mikrotik had a complete DC solution for battery power that a WISP/ISP/Telco could use. It is inefficient to use AC utility power UPS systems for alternate backup power. And most 1500 watt UPS systems do not have the battery capacity to last more than one hour. I wish Mikrotik had...

These devices are designed to be powered by wallwarts, and to provide 24 or 48 V power via PoE to devices like access points. They are not designed to be powered from a grounded system like telecom power (-48V referenced to ground). But I would not power them from a +48V system that is referenced t...

Yea ... I just discovered the same problems with the netPower 16P Telco 48 volt systems are positive ground. The netPower 16P is negative ground Soo, I can only guess that connecting a netPower 16P to a telco neg-48 volt system then connecting anything to ground potential is a really bad thing ( smo...

Well - maybe the Mikrotik netPower 16P might not be what I want. The netPower 16P has two DC connectors. - A 24-Volt DC connector - A 48-Volt DC connector From what I am discovering: - If you want to run 24-Volt POE devices , then you need the 24-Volt DC powered up using an external 24-Volt DC syste...

In looking through my inventory , I found a Mikrotik netPower 16P It appears to be just what I was looking for :) - two SFP+ ports - 16 Gig POE Ethernet ports - 48 Volt DC input and also a 24 Volt DC input. So , by tomorrow , I will have this: SFP+ #1 1-Gig fiber SFP+ #2 10-Gig fiber 16 POE ethernet...

Hello, Cannot connect... Happy new year anyway... Yanncd - your post "... Cannot connect... " - Is your Mikrotik behind a firewall ? - Does your Mikrotik have a live outside IP address ( not natted ) ? - Is your Mikrotik also a firewall ? - Can you ping IPv4: 23.162.144.120 and/or IPv6: 2...

48-Volt POE-Out switches I'm looking for some 48-Volt 24-port-Ethernet POE-Out switches that also have one-to-four SFP+ ports. At most of my towers I already have the 48-Volt telco-grade power-supplies. I am trying to figure out what Mikrotik products can run on 48-Volts and have 12 or 24 or 48 Ethe...

for me where I live here in North Idaho - it's 12/31/2020 noon.

I want to wish all Mikrotik admins a Happy New Year
now don't get tooooo drunk tonight because you might have to fix your network at midnight :) lol

may your btest(s) be through the roof in 2021

North Idaho Tom Jones

Heads-up The btest server I manage is off-line ( possibly until tomorrow - depending ). I am performing some year-end 2020 backups of my ISP/WISP system. When I get finished , I will turn it back on. North Idaho Tom Jones ** Wow - next month , it will be 5 years and a little over 6-hundred-thousand...

I'm setting up vlans. With working vlan segment including wireless AP when I set-up client in the access list with vlan mode=use tag and the default vlanid of the AP interface the client loses connectivity. What is the function of these two vlan fields in the access list? Could not find it in the d...

Ya might want to take a look at spanning-tree and see what it can do. Spanning-tree will normally handle redundant L2 connections. In a ring enviornment, it is possible to have 1/2 the traffic go clock-wise and the other half go counter-clock-wise - and if the ring is broken then both directions wil...

I have a small hex s (RB760iGS) box as Home Router and I'd like to split the internal network in 2 LANs, LAN1 (homelan) for general home usage and LAN2 (lablan) for lab/testing purposes. My Cable ISP provides a single Dynamic IPV6 Delegated Prefix (/64) to be used and I'd like to be able to split t...

Heads-up The btest server I manage is off-line ( possibly until tomorrow - depending ). I am performing some year-end 2020 backups of my ISP/WISP system. When I get finished , I will turn it back on. North Idaho Tom Jones ** Wow - next month , it will be 5 years and a little over 6-hundred-thousand ...

4 x 30 seconds tests with 5 minutes pause in between and waiting 24 hours for the next attempt is ridiculous 🤦‍♂️ ridiculous ? What do you expect for free ? You are welcome to create your own public btest server , allocate some of your extra gigabits of Internet bandwidth to it and show everybody h...

it was working partially for some minutes. now it's again not working. my router is directly connected to the Internet. Firewall is running but no output filter. Perhaps you can see some hints in the log? My IP Starts with 185. (AS51184) Re; ... it was working partially for some minutes. now it's a...

Heads up ... I just updated the btest server from Version 6.47.8 to Version 6.8 IPv4: 23.162.144.120 IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 btest username: btest btest password: btest North Idaho Tom Jones Doesn't work. Neither v4 nor v6 🙄 Is it working now ? Are you behind a firewall ? Is your Mikrotik running a...

Heads up ...
I just updated the btest server from Version 6.47.8 to Version 6.8

IPv4: 23.162.144.120
IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4

btest username: btest
btest password: btest

North Idaho Tom Jones

Notice; The public access btest server I manage was re-numbered into new/different IP addresses. This public btest server is now at the following IP addresses: Maybe some FQDN can help in long-term? :) Not the IP Cloud one (it's hard to remember), but custom one would be nice. Re ... Maybe some FQD...

Interesting stuff: https://blog.kroy.io/2019/08/23/battle-of-the-virtual-routers/ May be the older chr-Kernel slows things down a bit. Throw as much cpu power at vmware/chr as possible ... I don't see these test results as being truly accurate. I can think of dozens of possible not-considered issue...

jweek - Gig to the home - nice :)

December 8th 2020 Notice; The public access btest server I manage was re-numbered into new/different IP addresses. This public btest server is now at the following IP addresses: IPv4: 23.162.144.120 IPv6: 2605:6340:0:1b::4 btest username: btest btest password: btest Note; To use this Mikrotik publi...

Re: What is the purpose of 128G of memory since the box needs to do BGP and routing? My answer: Build it and they will come If you go skimpy on the RAM/CPU/Network-IO , it may come back later to bite you. Let's say that later , you wanted to change a CHR router to a PfSense. or you wanted to add a P...

mkx - hmmmmmmm I think I may of thought of a reason I have been failing in my almost 100 attempts this year to get a Mikrotik router to issue IPv6 prefixes to a client Mikrotik router. I need to test this - but I think it might come down to this: I was testing using a Mikrotik CHR on a VmWare ESXi h...

mkx - thanks , I will look at what you posted. To me , it is strange that a Mikrotik can ask and get an IPv6 address from a PfSense prefix-server and dhcp-server - however a Mikrotik can not ask for a DHCP address from another Mikrotik because Mikrotik does not have a IPv6 DHCP server ... But it doe...

IPv6 prefix delegation DHCP-Server & DHCP-Client Grrr - There is a serious lack of Mikrotik documentation showing good-clear-working procedures which show step-by-step instructions to configure the following : #1, Mikrotik IPv6 Prefix delegation server. -- Settings that an ISP/WISP might use in ...

For two 10-Gig BGP CHR routers , this is what I do (and it works good). - One physical VMware ESXi box (Free version of VMware ESXi) - Two Xeon CPUs - with a minimum of 10 cores per Xeon CPU. - Lots of Xeon CPU cache helps - Disable Hyper-threading -- On 1st CHR , configure eight CPUs (CPUs 2-throu...

A Mikrotik 40-Gig switch is much needed I sure would like to see a Mikrotik switch with at least eight 40-Gig ports ( or even better yet a 16-port 40-Gig switch ) and also somewhere between two to 8 10-Gig ports ( and zero 1-Gig ports ). I need some 40-Gig switches right now. We are currently in th...

re: Now I can't connect, but I guess (without reading trough every post here) that you have some sort of spam/flood protection that puts me on hold? Yes , I do have a Simple-Queue which also uses an Address-List. My address list has the following types of Names ( types ). - blocklist - IP address th...

IPv6 Mikrotik's SLAAC - DHCPv6 ( asking for some help ) I am having one heck of a time trying to get Mikrotik's IPv6 DHCP server working. IPv4-DHCP is soooo easy and IPv6-DHCP is soooo different & hard - they are two completely different animals. I know how to do static IPv6 address and IPv6 ro...

Reply to gotsprings re " can't connect " Question: What is your IP address ? I will look at my access-lists. Question: Has this ever worked for you in the past ? Question: Can you ping 207.32.194.22 ? Question: I want to verify --> Are you trying to Bandwidth-Test to my Mikrotik BTest-Serv...

Some news , I have my IPv4: 207.32.194.24 IPv6: 2605:4e40:0:1fe:: back on-line again. EDIT: btest user is --> btest and btest password is --> btest ( btest & btest ) I set the queue to allow btest-ing up to 4-Gig. Question - Who has a 10-Gig Internet connected Mikrotik I can perform a btest to/f...

FYI - Reboots and logs. - 1'st; I don't use the Mikrotik native ( /system watchdog " Watch Address" ). I do not like the way it behaves and it is not smart. Because it is not smart, it can/will trigger a reboot when everything is connected. When the default WatchDog detects a no-ping condi...

PON EPON GEPON GPON CWDM Fiber Passive Optical Network Mikrotik I would like to ask : What is currently reliably working well for Fiber-to-the-Home networks ? We are an ISP/WISP & Fiber-to-the-Home. We currently have several hundred Mikrotik APs ( nv2 ) with a couple of thousand ( Mikrotik ) wir...

So I am on the verge of setting up a BGP with my 1st peer and he mentioned using a /31. I am going to assume he is using a Cisco. I am a Mikrotik shop. You are saying that Cisco and Mikrotik are not able to use BGP on a /31? Rick When I was adding a second BGP peer, I was given one IP address from ...

/31 network between two mikrotik devices - here is how you do it First thing - you do not actually use a /31 in the IP address ( this is important ) Here is how you use a /31 network of only two IP address to get two Mikrotik devices to talk to each other. I am going to demonstrate 192.168.168.0/31...

@TomjNorthidaho, some creative thinking there, I might pop your balloon though :-) That method is called point to point addressing and but should work One thing I have not tested is a /31 between a Mikrotik and a Cisco , or between a Mikrotik and a PfSense virtual router/firewall. North Idaho Tom J...

/31 network between two mikrotik devices - here is how you do it First thing - you do not actually use a /31 in the IP address ( this is important ) Here is how you use a /31 network of only two IP address to get two Mikrotik devices to talk to each other. I am going to demonstrate 192.168.168.0/31 ...

Automatic Reboot WatchDog scripts when connection is lost & remote site-survey script I have been asked this many times via mikrotik forums and other ISP/WISP forums and direct messages. So I am posting a working set of script to automatically reboot Mikrotik routers & switches if/when netw...

SONAR ( who is using this ISP / WISP everything management software ) ? 1st - this is NOT a SONAR sales pitch , I am asking who here is using SONAR 2nd - FYI - for those who don't know ... Sonar is a software management system for ISPs and WISPs. It is not a Mikrotik product , but it can work with ...

Hi guys. Anyone knows 1 gbit server for bandwidth test?
p.s on 207.32.194.24 can only get 92-95mps

FYI - my post prior to your post is about the 207.32.194.24 btest server. But that is possible a couple of week out still.

North Idaho Tom Jones

FYI re the btest server I operate. I've got a full 10-Gig Internet on order. In about 3 weeks ( give or take ), I will be able to turn up the btest server back to 3-Gig or faster speeds for remote btest throughput testing. I was forced to seriously decrease the maximum btest speeds to only a few hun...

Thanks and greetings from Croatia

Greetings back to you from North Idaho

FYI - July 15th 2020

I just now updated the btest server ( IPv4 207.32.194.24 IPv6 2605:4e40:0:1fe:: ) server from 6.47 to 6.47.1

Happpy btest-ing ...

North Idaho Tom Jones

Tom/Garrison/all - thank you for your public btest servers and support. Tom - if I may repeat a question that has been asked multiple times - do I need to be running the same firmware version or main code branch, or is there a minimum firmware? My router is running 6.44.x Must it be on 6.47.x? I do...

And why do I still get "warning denied winbox/dude connect from" indicating remote IP addresses in my logs when I have the IP-Services for winbox configured to only allow my IP address blocks ? That is normal for using that kind of limit. As I already wrote, the service accepts the connec...

Put Dude ports 2210 and 2211 in IP-Services where it belongs Currently , IP->-Services has a field "Available From" This functions with api , api-ssl , ftp , ssh , telnet , winbox , www , www-ssl These services can be turned off/on and/or blocks of IP-networks can be used for each service...

*** RESOLVED ** * ( it works like it is supposed to. This post was an error asking a question. There is no issue *** RESOLVED *** Put Dude ports 2210 and 2211 in IP-Services where it belongs Currently , IP->-Services has a field "Available From" This functions with api , api-ssl , ftp , s...

Hi Tom,
Just tested my 100/100 Mb/s fiber connection .
I was getting 99.5Mb/s constantly both ways.
Greetings from South Africa

Thank you for your post.

Bulk manage customer Mikrotiks using Linux I posted this somewhere else on another Facebook group dedicated to Mikrotiks , and I thought it should also go here. This is part of a set of scripts on my Ubuntu Linux server I use to bulk manage my entire list of thousands of customer Mikrotiks. note - y...

I suppose any btest to 127.0.0.1 faster than 100 Gig may be fast enough for 10-Gig interfaces or some 40-Gig interfaces. In your virtual machine BIOS setup , disable all un-necessary devices (cd-rom, serial ports, parallel-printer ports). In your physical box, verify you are not re-using interrupts....

FYI - Here is my CHR ( running on a slow physical box ) :

What type of physical CPUs are you using ( Xeon ? ) What is the VMware ESXi processor type ? - Try disabling hyper-threading - How many other virtual hosts ( virtual machines ) and how many CPUs are total assigned to all virtual hosts ? - How many CPUs are assigned to your CHR ? - Is your VMware ESX...

We have an unlimited license. I was using vmxnet3, I moved a couple of the adapters to use PCI pass-through and that helped. We're still encountering issues in the router. The device that were using must not be capable of generating enough CPU power to be useful. For me , do this test and let me kn...

Something I posted in another greater than 10-Gib related post a few moments ago ...

1st - check your license level.
2nd - If using VmWare ESXi, then use vmxnet3 interfaces

1st - check your license level.
2nd - If using VmWare ESXi, then use vmxnet3 interfaces

There is currently not an ISO to install a CHR ( aka 64-bit version or ROS ) There is an ISO to install an x86 ROS ( aka 32-bit version of ROS ) I heard that CHR may not have all of the necessary drivers to run on a physical bare-metal system - I may be wrong ... However , I have been wanting the ab...

Re Mikrotik on-line after restart Does your Mikrotik never come back after a restart ? If so, try this ... put it in a refrigerator for 10 minutes then take it out - power it up and restart it. If it now comes back after a restart when the Mikrotik is cold , then you hay have a thermal problem. If y...

Just tried it. I can get data when I transmit but I see no stats when I try to do a receive test. Question - Is your Mikrotik behind a firewall ( natted ) and/or is your Mikrotik possibly firewalling inbound connections ( such as btest receive ) ? Try putting a Mikrotik on a live IP address with no...

Blocking countries and remote bad/rogue locations - ( related information ) If you use PfSense , take a look at the package "pfBlockerNG-devel". My multiple core network routers are a mix of Mikrotik and PfSense routers/firewalls/NAT. The optional PfBlocker on PfSense allows you do block b...

WiFi 6 ( 6 GHz ) Yesterday I went into Costco ( a large everything store ). And guess what is on display as you walk in the store - a bunch of WiFi 6 wireless networking devices !!! Emmmm, soooooooo ,,,, Where are any Mikrotik WiFi 6 WISP products ? I need to start adding at least one-hundred WiFi 6...

FYI
I just now updated the 207.32.194.24 btest server
From: 6.46.5
To: 6.47

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hi, I am migrating my network to nv2, everything is improving a lot and I am very happy with NV2 the only drawback is that from the AP I cannot do MAC-telnet to the clients, before with 802.11 yes. I think it is a "problem" of the NV2 protocol because of the way it works. But if it can be...

The wireless protocols ( 802.11 & nstream & nv2 ) each have their advantages. 802.11 ;PROs , compatibility with just about everything 802.11 ; PROs , great for point-to-point Mikrotik WDS links and probable the fastest protocol for point-to-point ( one AP and one client ) 802.11 ; CONs , hor...

seems like 207.32.194.24 doesn't work anymore

I just rebooted the btest server.
From time to time, the Mikrotik btest server ( on CHR ) will just quit working and the btest service will stop and show un-checked

North Idaho Tom Jones

Since they recently licensed the entire WiFi spectrum for the US versions of their AC products, I guess they will for their WISP products since current consumer clients won't connect on those frequencies. Hmmm … There are some overlapping frequencies between 5 GHz Mikrotik devices using Super-Chann...

FCC unlicensed frequency range 5.925–7.125 GHz Recently, the FCC opened a new unlicensed frequency range 5.925–7.125 GHz https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-363945A1.pdf Soooo, when will Mikrotik have a/n/ac 2x2 products which will operate in this new frequency range ? I have an immediate n...

6 GHz a/n/ac 2x2 ( when ? ) The FCC recently opened up the 6 GHz frequency range ( 1,200 Megahertz Of spectrum ) for un-licensed use. The new unlicensed 6-GHz frequency range includes 5.925 GHz -through- 7.125 GHz . Question - how soon will Mikrotik have products which will support 6-GHz a/n/ac 2x2 ...

Wow I just noticed ---> 496,719 Views as of April 15'th 2020

Won't be long till this "Public-Mikrotik-Bandwidth-Test-Server(s)" hits 1/2 million views !!!

North Idaho Tom Jones

A few minutes ago, I brought my public access btest server back on-line. It is now running again - however , I reduced the maximum btest throughput (using multiple Simple-Queues) to 100 Meg . Normally this btest server has has the ability to btest at greater than Gig Internet best speeds. Because of...

A strong signal with a low CCQ might be something like the following environment: - Strong signal - Lots of noise on the frequency from other microwave devices. Kind of like this … You and I are next to each other in a huge group of people. Everybody is yelling and you and I are also yelling. We bot...

Hello everyone,
Do you know what's happenning with NETERRA bandwidth server?.
It seems that is down, almost since february.

Thanks!

What is a NETERRA bandwidth server?

Heads up, I had to temporarily power-off the public access btest server I manage. Here in the U.S. , there are thousands of business every where that have laid-off workers , and many of those workers are now working from home. Additionally, Netflix (and other on-line movie video sources) are getting...

Excuse the double post, but after reading through this entire thread and employing some of the scripts that have already been posted. I feel relatively safe putting this out here. Please don't make me regret it. IP: 38.104.52.187 Username: btest Password: btest Please let me know if you guys are ab...

If it's a breakout cable, the module will work as 4x 10Gbps links, otherwise it will act as a 40Gbps connection. Yea - but - How does the device know it it a 40-Gig connection verses four 10-Gig connections ? Is there some code/firmware in the cable that says "I am a 40-Gig cable" or &quo...

I really do NOT know how Mikrotik 40-Gig interfaces work ( or 40-Gig interfaces on any device … ) However , Question #1 -- Am I correct that 40-Gig interfaces are actually four 10-Gig interfaces that are bonded by the network card and not by the operating system ? This gets me to thinking … about th...

Tuesday March 3rd 2020 at 8:50 AM PST , I updated the chr btest server from Version 6.46.3 to Version 6.46.4

North Idaho Tom Jones

I have an alternative question: would you spend more than 10K ? At 10K , that is a larger budget than I was wanting. I have seen some from D-Link for around 5K. But I was hoping for an 8-port ( or more ports) 40-Gig switch under 2K. At 10k, I think I would skip the switches and just order lots of 4...

OK - what is a decent cost-effective switch with at least qty one 1-Gig port and qty 8 (or more) 40-Gig ports. FYI - I am in the process of : - selecting a switch where my multiple VMware ESXi servers can use 40-Gig interfaces to my multiple FreeNAS servers ( all talking at 40 Gig ) - I also want to...

What is a decent switch that supports more than four 40-Gig ports ? Mikrotik tops out at two or four 40-Gig ports , and I need at least 8 or more 40-Gig ports. If Mikrotik had any switch with qty eight 40-Gig ports, I would have an order for at least two of them right away. North Idaho Tom Jones

The IPv4 address of my btest server is 207.32.194.24

FYI , This morning , I upgraded this CHR btest server from 6.46.2 to 6.46.3

North Idaho Tom Jones

Hmmm , this morning I had to reboot the btest server. For some reason, the btest settings got un-checked ( login and service ). I've seen this CHR based btest server do this a few times last year. While I was at it, I upgraded from 6.46.1 to 6.46.2 Anyways, it should be running now. North Idaho Tom ...

I have been trying both 27.121.0.45 u=neterra p=neterra as well as 207.32.194.24 u=btest p=btest but neither work. 207.32.194.24 "can't connect" and 27.121.0.45 is stuck at "connecting" before eventually disconnecting. Any other servers I can test to? Are you behind a firewall ?...

Is the bandwidth test server down? The last successful test I ran from two different routers on three different WAN connections was Dec 28.

can you ping the btest server ?

Ran a btest this morning with my new ccr1036-12g-4s and reached 438 mbps of the 500 i'm paying for. Not bad!!! Thanks!!! You provide a beautiful service to the Mikrotik community and I appreciate having a resource like this to test against from time to time. Tdaddysimi - Thank you for your kind com...

So, now at 17.11 i have tested my speed through your test server and it worked.

tx

korg

You tested on my server ?
If so , then great

North Idaho Tom Jones

[admin@MikroTik] > /tool bandwidth-test 207.32.194.24 user=btest password=btest direction=both status: can not connect If you are unable to connect to the btest server .. - wait a few hours - after waiting , try performing a 30 second btest - If you are still unable to connect to the btest with the...

Hi... 1. i have dynamic IP address... so i really dont know which IP I had at that time... i will try it and then send you my current IP.. maybe that will help 2. Neither nor. its a simple LTE connection and in the fw its just input allow and deny upon the connection status and for the forward as w...

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