How can I disable Static IPs
Hi, I don't want anybody to get an Static IP. I mean when somebody doesn't connect to DHCP server and writes what he want to use about that IP on Static IP box, I don't want them to connect anywhere. How can I do it?
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
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Hai,
Yup. . . . . set your local or Public Interfaces to ARP=REPLY-ONLY and don't forget will registration Mac-Address client on ARP table.
that is basic security, i think . . .
any client must permission first to routerOS administrator incomming or outgoing for.
regards
Hasbullah.com
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Hai,
Yup. . . . . set your local or Public Interfaces to ARP=REPLY-ONLY and don't forget will registration Mac-Address client on ARP table.
that is basic security, i think . . .
any client must permission first to routerOS administrator incomming or outgoing for.
regards
Hasbullah.com
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Re: How can I disable Static IPs
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Hai,
Yup. . . . . set your local or Public Interfaces to ARP=REPLY-ONLY and don't forget will registration Mac-Address client on ARP table.
that is basic security, i think . . .
any client must permission first to routerOS administrator incomming or outgoing for.
regards
Hasbullah.com
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But Its gonna be hotspot I cannot guess clients mac address.
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
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Hai again,
you can do hotspot with dynamical address and mac address too, if you need without crossing addresses.. . . . nice
I love hotspot, it's more securely. cos behind it will unreachable if without aunthenticated.
regards
hasbullah.com
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Hai again,
you can do hotspot with dynamical address and mac address too, if you need without crossing addresses.. . . . nice
I love hotspot, it's more securely. cos behind it will unreachable if without aunthenticated.
regards
hasbullah.com
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Re: How can I disable Static IPs
So, I still should write ARP=REPLY-ONLY ? But I wont add MACs to ARP. Right?
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
/set ether2-clients ARP=REPLY-ONLY
bad argument name ether2-clients (line 1 column 6)
or
interface set ether2-clients ARP=REPLY-ONLY
expected end of command (line 1 column 30)
Oh I forgot something which is big or small letter is a "deal" in linux based system so I wrote:
[admin@MikroTik] >> interface ethernet set ether2-clients arp=reply-only
and its okay.
bad argument name ether2-clients (line 1 column 6)
or
interface set ether2-clients ARP=REPLY-ONLY
expected end of command (line 1 column 30)
Oh I forgot something which is big or small letter is a "deal" in linux based system so I wrote:
[admin@MikroTik] >> interface ethernet set ether2-clients arp=reply-only
and its okay.
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
hi, now nobody can connect internet. Because I should add their addresses but I don't know that customer's addresses, and I am not a fortuneteller or something like that so I cannot guess as well.
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
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Hello Fren,
Oh. . . . . my god.
first post i wrote this, and why you have problem.
that's basic level security. . . .
You need serial null modem cable to do undo, when you are using routerboard.
regards
Hasbullah.com
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Hello Fren,
Oh. . . . . my god.
first post i wrote this, and why you have problem.
that's basic level security. . . .
You need serial null modem cable to do undo, when you are using routerboard.
regards
Hasbullah.com
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Hai,
Yup. . . . . set your local or Public Interfaces to ARP=REPLY-ONLY and don't forget will registration Mac-Address client on ARP table.
that is basic security, i think . . .
any client must permission first to routerOS administrator incomming or outgoing for.
regards
Hasbullah.com
----
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
-----
Hello Fren,
Oh. . . . . my god.
first post i wrote this, and why you have problem.
that's basic level security. . . .
You need serial null modem cable to do undo, when you are using routerboard.
regards
Hasbullah.com
------
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Hai,
Yup. . . . . set your local or Public Interfaces to ARP=REPLY-ONLY and don't forget will registration Mac-Address client on ARP table.
that is basic security, i think . . .
any client must permission first to routerOS administrator incomming or outgoing for.
regards
Hasbullah.com
----
hi, the thing is not that. To make it undo just I need to write 'arp=enabled'.When I do it like that, everybody can use static IP. I don't want anybody to use Static IP and I don't know their MAC addresses, So I cannot do that right? So everybody can get whatever they want to use that IP and they may block other people's IP addresses too.
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
hmmm... maybe DHCP Server -> Add Static ARP Leases ?
Re: How can I disable Static IPs
that worked, thnx.hmmm... maybe DHCP Server -> Add Static ARP Leases ?
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