Hi, I
Just bought my first mikrotik (hap ax3) and I’m sitting on the configuration. I am not able to assign a normal IP… every time it assigns an IP like: 10.111.111.17 with gateway 10.111.111.1 I have no idea why. I tried through quick set and manually and all the time the same thing. I am able to connect to the internet but can’t access any website.
In previous router I had a IP like: 192.168…
Thanks in advance for any answer!
Did you try to reset it to default configuration ? Did it came with that configuration or did you already changed something ?
Yes I did reset after that I did quick set, I see my networks but when I am connected internet is not working..
Can you export configuration file and paste it here ?
You can go into terminal, enter export file=anyname then in files you can find new file with name you entered and file extension .rsc.
You can open it with notepad and then paste it here, use code function.
By default you should get 192.168.88.0/24 and internet connection should be connected to ether1
Can you export configuration file and paste it here ?
You can go into terminal, enter export file=anyname then in files you can find new file with name you entered and file extension .rsc.
You can open it with notepad and then paste it here, use code function.
By default you should get 192.168.88.0/24 and internet connection should be connected to ether1
https://pastebin.com/AxkruzbC
This is not default configuration at all… You are missing firewall rules, i can see only 4 of them… And what is this ?
/ip dhcp-server network
add address=0.0.0.0/24 dns-server=0.0.0.0 gateway=0.0.0.0 netmask=24
If this is how you get your router then they sold you used unit…
If you can’t restore default configuration then you could try to netinstall ROS again.
This is not default configuration at all… You are missing firewall rules, i can see only 4 of them… And what is this ?
/ip dhcp-server network
add address=0.0.0.0/24 dns-server=0.0.0.0 gateway=0.0.0.0 netmask=24
If this is how you get your router then they sold you used unit…
If you can’t restore default configuration then you could try to netinstall ROS again.
There is no default configuration, because I am doing configuration like this video: https://youtu.be/dog7VJZJGbk but I am getting strange IP adress.
Many people here will advise you not to use quickset.
All changes made in this video you have in default configuration.
My advice, restore default configuration, in quickset you can change SSID and password and then if you need to change something we will help you.
Default configuration will work out of the box for sure.
Many people here will advise you not to use quickset.
All changes made in this video you have in default configuration.
My advice, restore default configuration, in quickset you can change SSID and password and then if you need to change something we will help you.
Default configuration will work out of the box for sure.
Just did reset router and still it is not working…
Configuration: https://pastebin.com/KLKNEvmR
Does your wired devices get IP address ? Only problem is with wifi ?
I see that you are using 7.8, try to install 7.11beta5 or 7.10.2, wifi is much stable in this releases
Does your wired devices get IP address ? Only problem is with wifi ?
I see that you are using 7.8, try to install 7.11beta5 or 7.10.2, wifi is much stable in this releases
Yes wired devices is fine, I can see the wifi devices are connected in the local clients table but they dont have internet.. how it is possible
mkx
July 17, 2023, 9:05pm
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Is there any other device connected to ether2-ether5 ports when this happens?
Only to ETH2 because on ether2 I have connected it to my laptop to configure. On ether1 there is WAN.
Install 7.10.2 or 7.11beta5. Wireless is much more stable in thoose releases.
Are your clients now get correct IP address ?
mkx
July 18, 2023, 4:31am
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If suggestion by @gigabyte091 doesn’t get you any further, try disconnecting your laptop (temporarily) while you connect wireless client. Just to be absolutely sure there isn’t another DHCP server on your network.
Also make sure there isn’t another AP with same SSID&PSK seen by wireless client, i.e. make sure wireless client is actually connected to your AP.
The fault was not assigning a mac by the ISP. My configuration was correct. Anyway thanks for help.