I am very new to this forums, but I have some knowledge and experience of MikroTik routers from 2016. Nevertheless, I wouldn’t be considered as an expert.
I just bought a MikroTik Chateau 5G (D53G-5HacD2HnD) router and I am having issues with getting access to the Internet. The router had already some configuration on it and I also added the SIM card and saved the PIN number. In addition I started copying some configuration from the previous MikroTik router (RB2011UiAS).
The problem I have is that the 5G seems to be connected (I see some minor traffic under LTE Tx & Rx), but I can’t get access to the internet. I can’t even ping something on the outside world.
There are the default routes, DNS, etc. but unfortunately seems that it is unreachable.
As an addition information, the provider I use is Deutsche Telekom and the contract for SIM card I have should provide me a static IPv6. But I really can’t make it work at all.
And finally one more thing. Under LTE I have a message with red characters “A newer version of modem firmware is available!”. But as I said, the router itself has no internet access and I can’t proceed with the firmware upgrade. I tried to connect it to my network in order to provide Internet access to it, but I am not sure what I have done wrong and it doesn’t get access.
HI Angelos,
i have the same problem, did you solve it? if yes how?
I get an IPv4 from telekom (via 5G), have an masqu rule and default route to lte1 but not one single hop an traceroute, telekom-dns is also not pingable.
In the traffic-graph I can just see TX no RX at all
I have experience with the ltap, config is basically the same, and i dont see how to fix it.
Many thanks for your help!
br daniel
Routerboard: D53G-5HacD2HnD with ROS 7.2rc4 (i tried with 7.09 and 7.1.3)
Modem: RG502Q-EA with Revision RG502QEAAAR11A06M4G (newest)
problem solved:
so problem is one parameter at apn config: “use network apn”, just disable it and it works (with deutsche telekom)
config:
interface/lte/apn add apn=internet.v6.telekom authentication=pap comment=“(disable "Use Network APN")” ip-type=ipv4 name=telekom user=telekom password=tm
Finally I got my answer from the provider (Deutsche Telekom). They provided me APN settings which gave me not NATed Internet Access. This helped a lot, as the port forwarding (NAT Rules) worked like a charm, immediately after the configuration.
Here are the settings they provided: APN:internet.t-d1.de Benutzername: telekom Passwort: telekom Authentifizierung: PAP PDP-TYP: IPv4
After hours of tries to get running a Telekom Sim Card I found this solution in the Mikrotik servicedesk (https://help.mikrotik.com/servicedesk/). Then the LTE was running without Problems! Copy and paste the last two lines to the terminal.
Problem
No internet connection, not desired APN is used or the LTE interface receives an incorrect IP address.
Solution
By default MBIM modems use the networks provided APN ignoring the manually set one. With some SIM cards the modem can receive an unexpected APN from the network. To resolve this add use-network-apn=no to the APN profile.
CLI commands to accomplish this (replace “internet” with your APN):