When i used winbox to login MT i am getting the below 5-10 times per second that cause the mt to freeze, this start to happen when i add a new gateway/route that was not firewalled, that gateway is now deleted and the flooding stlll occur when i use any pc via winbox to login MT,
IF i login on the terminal itself the MT works normal
firewall,info prerouting: in:(unknown) out:(none), src-mac 00:08:a1:93:a5:f3, proto UDP, 192.168.76.60:1153->255.255.255.255:20561, len 336
ip and mac is that of the pc i used to login via winbox
Don’t use mac address to connect in winbox .. use the ip address to connect. If you use mac telnet every single packet transmitted is a broadcast and it floods your network. Should only use mac-telnet when there is no IP assigned or you can’t get to it using its IP.
Sam
i did not used mac add i used IP here is the example
firewall,info prerouting: in:ether5 out:(none), src-mac 00:08:a1:93:a5:f3, proto TCP (ACK), 192.168.76.60:1207->192.168.76.222:8291, len 40
.76.60 is pc and .79.222 is MT
trying all sorts of things, right now i reset the MT and only add one IP address and login via winbox and getting the same thing,
the only config on the MT is the one IP address to login and the mangle logs
In your first post you showed you were using mac-telnet:
firewall,info prerouting: in:(unknown) out:(none), src-mac 00:08:a1:93:a5:f3, proto UDP, 192.168.76.60:1153->255.255.255.255:20561, len 336
Port 20561 is mac-telnet on mikrotik.
Your second log shows you using IP - which should be fine now. Are you still seeing those floods? Are you logging dropped packets only? If your allowing :8291 (winbox) you should not be seeing those.
Sam
thats the strange thing, its still flooding even more 10-15 per a second using ip address and there is no firewall rules, only a mangle rule to pick up the all traffic so i can log it.
So stop logging it … you’re seeing 15-20p/s because your logging it and its having to send that to you, which then logs more, and more and more. If you tell it to log every packet you will get an entry for every packet.
Are you saying even if you don’t log it you still see that traffic coming across the net?
Sam
I stop logging it but it still slows down the MT i check a few hours give about 150,000 packets where that in entirely the broadcast, since the MT is doing nothing else
i’m getting like 50-100 packets per 1 second now which traffic floods comes for devices and pc that point to the MT, browsing now is like using a 14.4kbps modem.
Anyone got any ideas 2 day got everything worked normal.
I can provide a public ip is anyone wants to help
thanks