Where would this come from if the PPP client is not connected and I’ve got dial-on-demand set on:
10 D address=10.64.64.89/32 network=10.112.112.137 broadcast=0.0.0.0
interface=ppp-out1 actual-interface=ppp-out1
Those addresses did not come from my network, nor did they come from a dhcp server here or there … does Mikrotik make up these fake IPs when using dial-on-demand of a ppp client? I don’t see a dang thing in the documentation explaining what ‘dod’ does and am wondering if thats some type of placeholder ip or something. It seems to rotate around as well but always in the 10.x range. The status when not connected is ‘resetting link’ and i have this weird IP - but when connected all is fine.
after disable and reenabling the ppp-client I start getting multiple IPs that wont go away until I disable the interface…
10 D 10.64.64.89/32 10.112.112.137 0.0.0.0 ppp-out1
11 D 10.64.64.90/32 10.112.112.138 0.0.0.0 ppp-out1
12 D 10.64.64.91/32 10.112.112.139 0.0.0.0 ppp-out1
All of those are fake and not on my network. Whats up
Sam