I’ve been trying to get this set up on my new LHG LTE-US router
Im using verizon , and have tried a few options
Any help would be fantastic
Stav
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Anyone able to help? I work from home so going mobile with all this covid crap would be a great help for my family’s mental health
How about asking a question. The subject is so vague, and other than that, you don’t tell us what you are trying to do, or what you need help with.
Can you please share the configuration (/export hide-sensitive file=anythingyoulike)?
What have you tried, what are you trying and what problems are you running into?
I’ll get it setup today and fun that report @erlinden
So far I’ve been reading up but cZnt find a difinitive solution to change the TTL
So hopefully you experts can guide me in the right direction
Repeating @k6ccc’s question: what do you want to achieve, or what problem you are trying to address? This forum can answer you any question regarding Mikrotik configuration, but you haven’t asked a clear question yet.
Trying to adjust the TTL settings in the Mikrotik router to bypass the HOTSPOT data usage when my Verizon card is used on the dish
So I’m able to use unlimited data , as a phone does, and not use the hotspot data
Does that make sense??
Now yes 
I’ll comment in a while.
Thanks, I appreciate the help
To manipulate TTL, you use an action=change-ttl rule in /ip firewall mangle.
The own traffic of the router should leave with TTL=255, but even that may not always be the case, so you need a mangle rule in chain postrouting which handles both the router’s own traffic (such as DNS) and the forwarded traffic from LAN.
/ip firewall mangle add chain=postrouting action=change-ttl new-ttl=set:255 ttl=greater-than:200 out-interface=your-lte-interface-name
In order that it worked, you must not use fasttracking (so disable the action=fasttrack-connection rule in /ip firewall filter if there is one) because one of the reasons why fasttracking speeds up packet processing is that it skips mangle rules.
If you happen to already have any other mangle rules in chain postrouting, first issue a command /ip firewall mangle print chain=postrouting where !dynamic, and only then issue the command above with additional parameters passthrough=yes place-before=0.
Whether this will help or not is a question, as the mobile operator may also check the IMEI of the equipment, not just the TTL, an even not accept connection to particular LTE bands for “wrong” IMEIs.
The additional condition (ttl=greater-than:200) is there to allow traceroute to work (using the hotspot data quota probably). If you’re never going to use traceroute, you may omit this condition.
I just set this up… I think…lol
did this in the terminal window
/ip firewall mangle add chain=postrouting action=change-ttl new-ttl=set:255 ttl=greater-than:200 out-interface=LTE1
seemed to accept it
How do I test it, verify that it took
Thanks all
Chris
If it didn’t give any error message, the rule got accepted. A command /ip firewall mangle export will show you all the mangle rules. If there is just this single one, you’re good; if there are more, they may need to be modified/reordered. So if in doubt, post the output of /ip firewall mangle export here.
To check whether the rule is actually doing something, you have to run /tool sniffer quick interface=LTE1 for a short while (seconds), and then /tool sniffer packet print detail where protocol=ip will show you that packets have been really stored, and /tool sniffer packet print detail where protocol=ip ttl<255 src-address~“the.address.assigned.to.lte” will show you whether the rule does its job - if it does, the output of this command will be empty.
Thanks Sindy
It did take
Im actually running the Router/Dish now and monitoring the VERIZON data usage on the website to see if its loggin as DATA or HOTSPOT
Ill post back with what I find out
Thanks everyone who helped on here… Much Love
Didn’t work
Still showing as HOTSPOT data usage on Verizon account
Any ideas why
Probably need to post some reports. Let me know what I should try
Thank again
Chris
so got it to work
was actually pretty easy once i learned a bit from everyone here
So easy explanation
Firewall and Mangle
Plus Sign Add New Mangle Rule
General Tab… Chain-- postrouting…
Out. Interface LTE1
Action Tab
Action-- Change TTL
New TTL — 65
Click apply
I ran it for about 3hrs… Used 6.5G of data, none as HOTSPOT
Thanks again to everyone who helped, especially Sindy… Much Love
What about the Passthrough option in the Action tab, by default, it’s marked?
So with the above setup..been having issues with upload speed
Phone will get 4g upto 15g upload, but Sim Card in the Mikrotik dish I’ll get less than one
Any ideas
One year later and you still ask vague questions with vague descriptions of the problem.
Try again.
Stavman, your problem now is different, open another topic with adequate title and a detailed description of devices and configuration.