Problem connect Samsung A56 and A26 to Mikrotik

SwOS
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Hi all,
After whole day trying and searching on internet, I’m asking you for help here. I’m running:

> /system resource print
uptime: 4m50s
version: 7.22.2 (stable)
build-time: 2026-04-22 08:03:57
factory-software: 6.46.6
bad-blocks: 0%
architecture-name: arm
board-name: hAP ac^3
platform: MikroTik

We just bought new mobiles (Samsung A56 and A26), but I’m not able to get them connected to internet via Mikrotik AP.

I have set Leases (status: Bound), IP Bindings and Firewall same way as I have for other mobiles and laptops (which works OK), but I’m not able to get connected new mobiles to internet. Always get “Connected, no internet connection”.

Both mobiles get IP as per they MAC addresses, but they cannot get to internet.
MAC is set “as mobile device”, not randomized. I’m out of ideas, any idea why these new mobiles cannot get internet access? Thank you very much for help.

FWrulesAdvance
FWrulesAdvance1053×426 33.6 KB

Wireless
Wireless1047×594 64.3 KB

Leases
Leases835×442 34.9 KB

IPbindings
IPbindings607×415 27.8 KB

FWrulesGeneral
FWrulesGeneral1054×366 28.7 KB

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Please move your post to the RouterOS section.

Additionally, please provide the configuration with sensitive data removed:

/export file=anyname hide-sensitive

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mikro.txt (17.1 KB)

here is annomized file, hopefully I remove all private data … but when I was doing it I found out it is quite a mess, so probably I should wipe it out and setup from scratch …

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You have an invalid security profile:

/interface wireless
set [ find default-name=wlan2 ] band=5ghz-a/n/ac channel-width=
20/40/80mhz-XXXX country="czech republic" default-forwarding=no distance=
indoors installation=indoor mode=ap-bridge name=wlan2-WIFI5
security-profile=*1 ssid=wifi-doma5g wireless-protocol=802.11

point #21:
GP & CSA (Good Practice and Common Sense Advice) for Mikrotik devices

Unrelated, but this:

/interface detect-internet
set detect-interface-list=all

is not advised, see Rule #5:
The twelve Rules of Mikrotik Club

The device is an AC3.

It is possible to run on it wifi-qcom-ac (i.e. "wifi" as opposed to "wireless"), it is said that the new drivers are more stable/faster, so - once the issue is solved - you might want to consider using the new drivers.

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thank you, will have a look on it on Friday after work when will arrive home.
also will check for wifi-qcom-ac.