Thank you kindly for your reply.Try Winbox instead, Webfig lacks several other functions too
/system script run DhcpToDns
Thanks for the feedbacK!Hi!
Star connection always best for bandwidth reason, but you can mix daisy with star and create additional fault tolerance with STP.
Wow can I get a refundSince you explicitly asked me to donate my 5 cents ... I've nothing to add to @sindy's endless wisdom.
Thank you very much for this.I did a quick test and L2TP server in RouterOS doesn't seem to listen on IPv6.
This looks fantastic - thank you for this.Here is my version of auto-upgrade script, it has many features such as backup to your email before performing RouterOS upgrade process
https://github.com/beeyev/Mikrotik-Rout ... and-update
+ change form factor to real rack mount chassis, i.e. 3011rm... and while at it, add the buzzer back.I would love to see:
RB4011 with M.2 LTE & USB 3 port.
Add an "interface watch" for link-up / link-down functionality to script in. Similar to Netwatch host.
+1
It would be a useful tool for remote network testing
I can do that I was just searching for the simple answer first .....Since it comes with a PS of 24V 1.5A that is the suggested.
Otherwise you should measure the current draw of the device unter full load and see how much current it draws.
Yes I'm just not sure what the manufacturer suggestsI would never use a Power supply of a lower rating than the manufacturer suggests.
Personally i would extend the cable if needed.
Ok - thanksIt is expected in the latest RouterOS versions. You can disable it with:Code:Select all/system note set show-at-login=no
Thanks for this - unfortunately it did not work. It keeps updating.Update your winbox, clear its cache and test again.
I will give the cache a shot.Update your winbox, clear its cache and test again.
Thank you - that is very helpful for me. No I just need to rememberFor all named objects, you can actually replace[find name=xxx]by justxxxin theget(and other) commands.
Perfect - thank you.Does不工作吗?Code:Select all/ip dhcp-server alert add alert-timeout=10m disabled=no interface=bridge valid-server=[/interface bridge get [find name=bridge] mac-address]
Thanks for the tip - very helpfulProbably not massively helpful for you but I successfully use the Cisco GLC-SX-MM SFP's in all of my MT devices. Dirt cheap on the second hand market as well.
m2mDNS server for Chromecast/Bonjour/ZeroConfig across VLANs.
WiFi networks are too big to have all the available devices all bridged to the LAN.
Would be nice to then firewall what devices are discoverable.
This makes a great deal of sense to me - thanks.Pre-empting the worst is probably the best summary.
If they're poking at certain ports when they shouldn't then you probably don't want them poking at anything.
@icsterm Thank you very much. I will give it a shot!Just filter out UDP broadcast packets with destination 255.255.255.255 & port 5678 on the devices you don't want taking part in MNDP.
This was very helpful - and perhaps the end game.Due to that, you can't consider blacklist as alternative to whitelists (which are useful only for incoming connections). It has different purpose and even with thousands of blocked IP's blacklist will not have significant impact on your CPU.