how to hide my network
Cover it with a “cloak of un-connectability”
Sorry, couldn’t help it.
Can you be more specific?
Get it a fake moustache?
Or:
/int wireless set [/int wireless find] hide-ssid=yes
–Eric
hide from where?
I have 50 clients conected in my netwok, but I need hide all.
The clients, not a see it other
if they connect with wires through a hub or switch, then you can not do this - connections go through the switch and not through the router. some expensive switches maybe will be able to isolate the users, but this is not a RouterOS question anymore
I am sorry, but I think I was not clear enough.
I have 50 clients connected through wireless using the mikrotik, sharing internet.
Clients can see each other in the network and sharing files and printers. I don’t want it happen. I would like to remove this system.
At the Teletronics system, there is a command in the firewall that you can do this, but I cannot do it at the mikrotik system. Can you tell me how to do it? Is it possible? I need a clear information on this subject.
press the search link at the top - this has been discussed plenty of times over and over…
- default forwarding on the AP, off
- Firewall rules to drop packets from one client going to another
- even more simple, just firewall NetBIOS Ports (137-139 & 445)
discussions examples, and everything else you may or may not need, is on the forum.
yes, if you use wireless, set default-forwarding to off on the wireless interface.
Imho if a couple of users voluntarily add a route to access each other through gateway they will have access to resources.
If you reall want to block netbios i’d also to block these ports:
tcp & udp: 135,137,138,139
tcp: 445
better do what normis said
default-forwarding=off
if you set default-forwarding=off then all communications will go through firewall, so … you will be able to control this better. even drop the traffic.
Thanks for the help.
But how can I do this?
I don’t know the exact command to put there. I understood you have to block the ports:
tcp & udp: 135,137,138,139
tcp: 445.
But how can I do this?
firewall. RTM