I have a site where we use several Mikrotiks behind one main router. I can communicate with all of them over Winbox with some natting, works great.
The issue I have is I set up a Dude Server to monitor all of my sites from the outside world and this site isn’t playing along. On the Dude Server, I can communicate over RouterOS and SNMP to the main router and I can get SNMP from the Mikrotiks behind it (with more natting magic.) I can’t however communicate with RouterOS on the Mikrotiks behind the main router.
I did try to change the “addresses” field on the nodes’ Settings…>General tab, to include a port number <ip_addr>:8292, but it won’t allow a port. All of the Mikrotiks behind the main Mikrotik show the main Mikrotik’s RouterOS data.
Any ideas how to solve this with my current setup (without either installing a Dude Server on the LAN or doing a VPN)?
I would leave each router port in their default port 8291. And do the natting in the main router: i.e: 8291 → 8291 ( main router)
8292 → (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8291)
8293 → (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8291)
8294 → (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8291)
Have you tried this?
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Open a tunnel between those networks and route without natting. You just need to have not the same ip address intervals on both sides.
This works great for Winbox access, but I can’t point The Dude at those ports from outside the network. The Dude’s “addresses” field doesn’t take port numbers.
It looks like I will have to do something like this. The more I think about it though, it’d be a better way to go for this setup.
Thank you both for responding.