hello
i have a network(2 subnet) same this:
when i enable hotspot on “RouterC” i cant ping 192.168.1.3 from “RouterB”.
Disable the hotspot NAT. See if that helps.
/ip hotspot
set 0 address-pool=none
The NAT uses ARP poisoning to perform that NAT, and messes up the localnet communication.
I also see that yuu have a dhcp enabled on router A.
When you enable hotspot on router C it will want to have a dhcp on that router. That could cause conflicts between two dhcp servers.
no.
there is no any DHCP on router c.
Disable the hotspot NAT. See if that helps.
Code:
/ip hotspot
set 0 address-pool=noneThe NAT uses ARP poisoning to perform that NAT, and messes up the localnet communication.
i have some server on network 192.168.1.0/24. i want those server will be available on other subnets.
you want i remove all NAT? and set address-pool=none ?
Don’t remove all NATs, just the hotspot nat. You do that by setting address-pool=none. The hotspot will no longer use ARP poisoning to disrupt your network.
a friend told :
use ip binding and bypass for servers.
is that right?
If you want to access them from outside the hotspot network, yes. But that was not your original problem. Look at your pic in your original post.
when i enable hotspot on “RouterC” i cant ping 192.168.1.3 from “RouterB”.