Unable to access management IP's

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Hey guys, attached is a picture of my network, and a picture of my IP’s/Routes… I have no firewall rules yet.

From my laptop plugged into the Core router, I cannot ping the RocketM5 or the CPE devices for the wireless. I can ping them from the mikrotik however…

I pass public IP’s through to the customers internal equipment (linksys router, PC’s Xbox’s etc..) and on all the wireless equipment I have 10.x.x.x/24 management IP’s set. The customers can get online just fine with their public IP’s.

The confusing part of this… is that I can ping the 10.x.x.x interface of the mikrotik that faces the CPE equipment… So why cant I ping or login to the Ubiquiti Rocket or CPE’s?

Thanks in advance
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Is there any NAT set up on the 750G? Can you post the output of “/ip firewall filter” just to humor me?

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Nope no NAT the only firewall rule I put on was to log any user that started using P2P


[admin@MikroTik] /ip firewall filter> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 chain=forward action=log p2p=all-p2p log-prefix=“test”

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Do the RocketM5 and CPE have a default route for 0.0.0.0/0 back out through 10.7.2.1? I can’t see how ICMP to them would be blocked, but maybe they can’t reply back.

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fewi… this is twice you’ve saved me from bashing my head against a wall… I’ve setup many PtP links with Ubiquiti units, the private IP’s I always just put in some random 192 very quickly since they are always bridges… but now that I want to use those IP’s for management my bad habits caught up with me… And it cost me about 3 days of head bashing before I posted here :stuck_out_tongue:

Thank you for your expertise, if your ever in the midwest I owe you a beer :laughing: