I've a Question, why Rb Stations does what she want ?????????
My Ap mode is band=2ghz-onlyg wireless-protocol=802.11
when you set any Mikrotik station to
/interface wireless set [ find where mac-address=4C:5E:0C:CA:05:47 ] band=2ghz-onlyg wireless-protocol=802.11;
and press the button ,,Apply" in Quick Set
Station jump without my permission to
band=2ghz-b/g/n wireless-protocol=nv2 nstreme 802.11;
after reboot jumps to
band=2ghz-b/g/n wireless-protocol=nv2 nstreme 802.11;
command refusal??????????????????????????????????????
What can I do to fix my own configuration?
System scheduler every 30 min with the
/interface wireless set [ find where mac-address=4C:5E:0C:CA:05:47 ] band=2ghz-onlyg wireless-protocol=802.11;
command ???????????????
I use BaseBox 2,4 ghz, RouterOS 6.35rc2
mikrotik says 6.35rc2 supports 802.11 protocol, but stations always jump to nv2 nstreme 802.11
Don’t use quick set, using quick set you can connect to 802.11, nv2, nstreme, click Apply in Quick set YOU give permission RB to connect to any of these protocol, again if you don’t want that don’t use quick set.
RB don’t do does what she wants but do what you want.
Personally I don’t like quick set and never use quick set, look wiki.mikrotik.com read, look example and again read and read and you will see to can make thing better that quick set for you needs.
Quick set is universal set of settings make to fulfill universal needs of users but always is better configure routers with your own request.
Iám using winbox more than 8 hours every day
I think very good to work with scripting, my little script for this problem runs every 2 minutes on scheduler
Wlan Auto Setup
{
:global mac FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
:if ([/interface wireless find where mac-address=$mac wireless-protocol=802.11 ] = "" ) do={
/interface wireless set [ find where mac-address=$mac ] band=5ghz-a wireless-protocol=802.11;
:log error ("SETTING WLAN TO 802.11");
}}
and you will see to can make thing better that quick set for you needs.