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byrealmark
Mon Sep 19, 2022 8:21 pm
Forum:General
Topic:IPDT on Mikrotik CRS3xx?
Replies:1
Views:409

Re: IPDT on Mikrotik CRS3xx?

Depending on how you've configured it, the IP addresses of connected devices will show up with ip/neighbor/print. TDR tests, totally with you. I wish I could find out if the CRS3xx switches have PHYs that can't do it, or if it's a roadmap feature. Cable-test works on some (maybe most) of the etherne...
byrealmark
Sat Sep 17, 2022 6:43 pm
Forum:General
Topic:Applying AQM (Cake) to vlan interfaces
Replies:0
Views:350

Applying AQM (Cake) to vlan interfaces

I was trying to lab up running AQM over multiple uplinks in the form of vlans (where a switch is providing the actual copper ports for the uplinks). Unfortunately, trying to tie a Cake queue to a vlan interface results in this: failure: non rate limit queues are useless on this interface I can apply...
byrealmark
Fri Sep 09, 2022 11:46 pm
Forum:Announcements
Topic:MikroTik Devices Controller
Replies:258
Views:193799

Re: MikroTik Devices Controller

Following up, the devices should reach out to the controller, not the other way around. Push metrics to the controller is a good start. Controller keeps a git (or other version control database) for configs, and endpoint devices pull the latest config. Yes, you could still potentially compromise the...
byrealmark
星期二8月30, 2022 3:46 pm
Forum:Announcements
Topic:MikroTik Devices Controller
Replies:258
Views:193799

Re: MikroTik Devices Controller

Native support for push metrics / streaming telemetry! Support for pushing data to influxdb or similar. We've moved away from "network monitoring" tools towards grafana dashboards for all server monitoring, firewalls, and are attempting to do the same on routers/switches. No SNMP inbound, ...
byrealmark
Fri May 13, 2022 10:23 pm
Forum:Announcements
Topic:v7.3rc [testing] is released!
Replies:452
Views:86475

Re: v7.3beta [testing] is released!

Any word on a milestone we might expect BFD to show up in the beta? BFD, at least from our perspective, is now the biggest missing feature of v7.
byrealmark
Sat Feb 26, 2022 12:31 am
Forum:General
Topic:Which use cases for CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe ?
Replies:33
Views:3837

Re: Which use cases for CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe ?

真正有吸引力的主机路由设置。当前的ly, I support too many hypervisors, so my questions lie with "are there drivers on the way for VMware and Hyper-V/Windows? Xen boxes probably mean backporting, which leaves the current described state as basically a NIC for KVM boxes, container ...
byrealmark
Sat Feb 26, 2022 12:08 am
Forum:Announcements
Topic:v7.2rc4释放!
Replies:143
Views:35709

Re: v7.2rc4 is released!

*) switch - improved switch chip initialization process on bootup for CCR2004-16g-2s+ devices; Please keep this forum topic strictly related to this particular RouterOS release. Any word on what this initialization issue / change is? I've got some evidence that the CCR2004-16g-2s+ (running 7.1.1) i...
byrealmark
Fri Feb 25, 2022 11:36 pm
Forum:General
Topic:Which use cases for CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe ?
Replies:33
Views:3837

Re: Which use cases for CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe ?

The first question I had when I saw that fascinating product in the latest newsletter was how it compares to putting a dumb 2x SFP28 card into the machine and attaching a CHR to it? With hardware virtualization, the PCIe card can be dedicated to the VM, so the overhead should be negligible. Given t...
byrealmark
Tue Jan 11, 2022 2:15 am
Forum:RouterOS beta and rc versions
Topic:[Feature Request] Streaming telemetry: native metric export for influxdb or similar
Replies:3
Views:2433

[Feature Request] Streaming telemetry: native metric export for influxdb or similar

First, love the recent addition of Zerotier. Thought I'd try campaigning for a native build of telegraf or something similar. We've been using push-based metrics/streaming telemetry from Azure Sonic, OpnSense, and generic Linux firewalls to great effect for a while now. Would absolutely love to be a...
byrealmark
Tue Nov 02, 2021 10:43 pm
Forum:General
Topic:ICMP (namely traceroute) returned address
Replies:0
Views:552

ICMP (namely traceroute) returned address

I know I've seen it before, but I'm currently drawing a blank. What I'd like to do is get the router/firewall to consistently return it's public IP when it appears in traceroutes. Idea being that techs will recognize the site IP, but not necessarily the IP of every possible point to point interface ...
byrealmark
Wed Aug 04, 2021 6:32 am
Forum:RouterBOARD hardware
Topic:CRS3xx cable-test
Replies:0
Views:1683

CRS3xx cable-test

Any chance / word of whether the CRS3xx series will ever get the more detailed cable-test functions? Is this just because the PHYs are different, or do the PHYs on the CRS3xx entirely lack support for these functions?
byrealmark
Thu Jul 01, 2021 4:15 am
Forum:General
Topic:802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)
Replies:2
Views:1634

Re: 802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)

Thought I'd wrap up. I was again possessed by this thought, and had a go now that we have a small set of ccr2004's around. No dice. No warning while I was entering the config, but when I did an export after the fact, handy little note: /interface bridge port-controller # no hw support Whole thing ma...
byrealmark
Sat Apr 03, 2021 5:01 am
Forum:General
Topic:802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)
Replies:2
Views:1634

Re: 802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)

TL:DR: I reclassified my application as "a stupid idea". Still find the concept academically interesting, just have trouble seeing actually choosing to deploy it in prod. Excuse the bump, but I thought I'd wrap at least my little story on this front. Thinking it through, I couldn't really...
byrealmark
Fri Mar 19, 2021 2:43 am
Forum:General
Topic:802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)
Replies:2
Views:1634

802.1br support in CCR (namely the CCR2004)

Any word on if / when this is coming? Frankly, I haven't bought a CCR2004 yet, so maybe it's there but undocumented. The CCR2004 is already running 802.1br in CB mode based on the block diagram (as others brought up in a thread last summer). It seems like a killer feature to be able to deploy a 1000...