Can somebody help me with this or point me to some docs where all of the letters are explained (A, R, D, H…) and why one (see screenshot) is authenticated and other is not. I’m using hotspot with RADIUS mac auth and it works great but I have this little things I do not understand and it’s driving me crazy. MAC per IP is set to a higher number or not set at all. Also what are those IP addresses, does this mean that user has some static .1.30 and hotspot gave him .8.200?
Thanks.
[admin@MikroTik] /ip hotspot host> print
Flags: S - static, H - DHCP, D - dynamic, A - authorized, P - bypassed
looks like IP spoofing or user changed IP manually to 192.168.1.30 an universal client feature translated it to .8.200
That is it, in simpler tems for the last question, the user has a static ip 1.30 and hotspot has to assign it own recognise ip 8.200 from your ip pool.
Actually, I see this a lot on my system. The lower of the two identical mac addresses was a dhcp issue from another dhcp server that had not expired yet (192.168.1.30), and the hotspot NATs it to 192.168.8.200.
When it attempts to renew its ip, you get the upper entry issue from your current dhcp server (192.168.8.118).
I actually left dhcp server on because I didn’t know hotspot will take care of that.
Thanks.