Hello guys i’m real new to mikrotik, just configured my main router and found out our isp actually blocks certain resource i wanna access, fortunately i have a friend with mikrotik router and this certain resource is accessible on his side. His router does can access internet with eth0 (ping, trace…

Those asterisks folllowed by a hex number are usually no good. See point #21 here: [image] GP & CSA for Mikrotik devices Beginner Basics Preamble and disclaimer: The following is a numbered list of what is usually considered good practice or common sense advice when choo…

Despite the problem of *NNN rules’ numbering you just redirect unconditionaly the route 0.0.0.0/0 to the tunnel so all trafic from the router tries to push to the tunnel. Even the initial connection IMHO so I’m supriesd that you could connect to your friend. Why you do not redirect only the problem…

[image] jaclaz: asterisks folllowed by a hex number "asterisks folllowed by a hex number " oh i understand, i just took it from the log, this is why you saw this. whatever configuration you want to see i dont know, it is empty lol, litterally nothing exept the route to isp and the lines i add…

well you seem weird about this: #**ip route to the static client ip, routing table to_Friend** /ip route set *8000000F disabled=no distance=1 dst-address=0.0.0.0/0 gateway=172.20.20.241 routing-table=to_Friend scope=30 suppress-hw-offload=no target-scope=10; /routing route set *8000000F disabled=no…

[image] Darwin_l: sorry i did not know how to properly export configuration That’s the easy part, instructions here: [image] Forum rules Beginner Basics Hello and welcome to the Mikrotik forum smiley For all new users that uses RouterOS for the first time and have…

route traffic from one router to another via l2tp

RouterOS Beginner Basics

jaclaz July 27, 2025, 12:32pm 6

That’s the easy part, instructions here: