I have AP on Mikrotik (no routing, just AP) and somebody changes IP making IP conflict. I pair mac and ip on the router to the internet, but some people are making fun.
How can I pair ip and mac in ap?
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Why I have no info about IP conflict in Microtik logs???
Perhaps a dumb sugestion, but from what I read, you are probably assigning an IP to the wireless card, and clients gateway to it? If this is NOT the case, and people connect to it using PPPoE etc, why don’t you remove the IP from that interface? I see an IP on a wireless client link as a security risk. If you need to have an IP on it, change it to something in a completely different range. Also try to turn DEFAUL FORWARD off all your clients, and also on the wireless interface.
Perhaps this is more likely your problem: Your default forward is ON, and all Senao AP’s are using different IP’s. Now someone reset his AP to defaults or something, and theres another 192.168.1.1 IP on the network. This will definitally cause an IP conflict, and also cause the client’s bridge to hang.
Let me know what you worked out, and if nothing helps, please give us more detailed explination of how your network is put together! G
No, all AP communicate in 2 layer with mac, and so the clients. Router checks ip and mac pair. I don’t use pppoe, but wds.
Wireless cards on AP have no IP address, only ether1.
What I need is:
to have information about ip conflict in mikrotik logs,
check IP-MAC pair not only on the last router, but on every ap. So I have to put ap to take layer 3 rule. Usually all wireless communication and authorisation is going not higher than layer 2.