I had a similar problem to this, I solved it by adding routes. For example the addresses that you have shown point to 208.65.201.** so I put a route in for any traffic destined for 208.65.201.* to go through your providers gateway.
It stops on 18 hops, and somethimes stops on 12 hop. Am I crazy or what, what’s going on here…
I have reinstalled mikrotik on another computer with minimal settings (just DHCP for LAN, NAT, ISDN client) and still doesn’t work!
Note: ISDN line (these websites) works fine when I try it on Win XP!
Just a quick hint, i was having same problems, If you are running a static ip on your WAN interface then u have to enter a route manually too!!! I didnt know this because i used to use DHCP client for my WAN interface. the Route i added is this:
ADD NEW ROUTER WITH DESTINATION of 0.0.0.0/0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X What ever you ISP gateway is
And i set my Distance to 0 or none, and that seemed to have fixed the problem.
I set this up and some users with routers would connect fine and if they had a VOIP router they could use the VOIP but the problem was when they tried to surf the internet. They could not see any pages. Now You talk about the MTU, my question is Do I change the mtu on the clients router or on the MT interface that serves the Client?
Couldn’t, theoretically, be the problem related to your ISP DNS server? IIRC we once had such problem, so we flushed caches, and as we have two ISPs, we switched to other DNS servers from the second ISP. Maybe some cache problem, dunno …
Well the problem was fixed by doing this from another thread:
Just a quick hint, i was having same problems, If you are running a static ip on your WAN interface then u have to enter a route manually too!!! I didnt know this because i used to use DHCP client for my WAN interface. the Route i added is this: ADD NEW ROUTER WITH DESTINATION of 0.0.0.0/0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X What ever you ISP gateway is
And i set my Distance to 0 or none, and that seemed to have fixed the problem.
I hope this helps
Joe
Thanks to joe all I had to do was to set the distance to 0 and I also changed the TCP MSS option to yes on my pppoe profiles. Now it works good. It was simple to do the load balance and customers are happy.
Well the problem was fixed by doing this from another thread:
Just a quick hint, i was having same problems, If you are running a static ip on your WAN interface then u have to enter a route manually too!!! I didnt know this because i used to use DHCP client for my WAN interface. the Route i added is this:
ADD NEW ROUTER WITH DESTINATION of 0.0.0.0/0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X What ever you ISP gateway is
And i set my Distance to 0 or none, and that seemed to have fixed the problem.
I hope this helps
Joe
Thanks to joe all I had to do was to set the distance to 0 and I also changed the TCP MSS option to yes on my pppoe profiles. Now it works good. It was simple to do the load balance and customers are happy.
Well the problem was fixed by doing this from another thread:
Just a quick hint, i was having same problems, If you are running a static ip on your WAN interface then u have to enter a route manually too!!! I didnt know this because i used to use DHCP client for my WAN interface. the Route i added is this: ADD NEW ROUTER WITH DESTINATION of 0.0.0.0/0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X What ever you ISP gateway is
And i set my Distance to 0 or none, and that seemed to have fixed the problem.
I hope this helps
Joe
Thanks to joe all I had to do was to set the distance to 0 and I also changed the TCP MSS option to yes on my pppoe profiles. Now it works good. It was simple to do the load balance and customers are happy.
ADD NEW ROUTER WITH DESTINATION of 0.0.0.0/0
GATEWAY X.X.X.X What ever you ISP gateway is
And i set my Distance to 0 or none, and that seemed to have fixed the problem.
Hi Joe, I tried this but I cant change it wont accept 0/none in distance.. Min is 1-255…