Hi to all,
with my Mikrotik LTE from few days, I was experiencing difficulties connecting to the internet, but rebooting RouterOS solved it.
Yesterday, in an attempt to solve the problem I decided to restart RouterOS.
From that moment on I was unable to reconnect to the internet, despite the reboots.
The router is active and accessible via eth, but does not allow browsing web.
I have always used the ssh connection and deactivated any other visual interface.
Could you help me to solve this issue or give me the right way to look into?
Many thanks!
From /log:
16:40:29 system,info router rebooted
16:40:37 bridge,info hardware offloading activated on bridge "bridge" ports: ether1
16:40:37 bridge,info hardware offloading activated on bridge "bridge" ports: ether2
16:40:39 interface,info ether1 link up (speed 100M, full duplex)
16:46:51 dhcp,info defconf deassigned 192.168.88.244 from XX:XX:XY:YX:XX:YY
21:14:10 dhcp,info defconf assigned 192.168.88.247 to ZJ:JJ:ZZ:JZ:ZJ:JJ
21:15:29 system,info,account user xxxxxx logged in from 192.168.88.247 via ssh
SEQ HOST SIZE TTL TIME STATUS
0 no route to host
1 no route to host
2 no route to host
3 no route to host
4 no route to host
sent=5 received=0 packet-loss=100%
I have an SXT LTE (same routerboard, same memory, same storage) and it runs 7.12 just fine.
You don’t have to move to ROS7 if not needed but I would advise to move to at least 6.49.10.
Can you provide following output:
terminal
/inter lte
export file=anynameyouwish
Move file to PC, remove serial number and any public WAN IP info (shouldn’t be there) and then post that file here in between [__code] quotes for easier readability.
You don’t have to move to ROS7 if not needed but I would advise to move to at least 6.49.10.
I would like to upgrade, but do I run the risk of losing the current settings and having to reconfigure the machine, or worse bricking??
Move file to PC, remove serial number and any public WAN IP info (shouldn’t be there) and then post that file here in between quotes for easier readability.
# jan/16/2024 22:41:10 by RouterOS 6.42.10
# software id = XYXY-XYXY
#
# model = RBSXTR
# serial number = XYXYXYXYXYXYX
/interface lte
set [ find ] mac-address=AC:FF:FF:00:00:00 mtu=1500 name=lte1 network-mode=\
3g,lte pin=1234
/interface lte apn
set [ find default=yes ] apn=iliad
Ofcourse it is always advised to make a backup and export your config before doing an upgrade (move those files away from the device !).
But not everyone does it…(guilty too, only when it is a critical device with not really straightforward config, I will make those files and move them away).
Upgrade to latest 6.49.10 should not cause any harm. Quite rare to see problems being reported there (and those are usually the ones you see, success is rarely communicated).
Oh, ok!
You have me put on the right way!
In the next days I will check sim contacts and what if water got into the router! It has currently been sitting on top of the roof weathering the elements for years!
I was interested in understanding if it could have been hacked but the problem seems to be another..
Again (if I can fix it), do you consider the update safe? Do I lose my settings?
