Guys, I ran across something today which I had not planned on. Had a
family emergency and was out of pocket but also had a very important
config scheduled for a business which really needed to be done. I had
to phone one of my techs during a break at the Hospital to walk him
through the con
You can clear all configuration by typing /sys reset
What I would do is have the tech plug in the new MT into the network and
then VNC a PC on that LAN. You can then open the winbox and config as
needed.
Alternatively (maybe...) you can send the binary backup and have the tech
restore it. I bel
Well, a couple of things there and maybe clarification. Our normal
setup for customers is the cpe is a router. The business decided they
wanted to run their own servers etc. It becomes much easier in those
cases to bridge the cpe and let the business do whatever they need on
their own route
I've made templates for bridge customers an NAT ones. Bridge
customers have to pppoe in to the AP themselves - NAT customers have
the cpe MT do the pppoe work.
On 4/29/09, Terri Kelley wrote:
> Well, a couple of things there and maybe clarification. Our normal
> setup for customers is the cpe is
Not really. Pseudobridge works just fine for these between my bridged
AP and a bridged cpe.
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Not really what?
On 4/30/09, Terri Kelley wrote:
> Not really. Pseudobridge works just fine for these between my bridged
> AP and a bridged cpe.
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> Terri Kelley
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It's very easy:
2 backups. One as a bridge and one as AP.
You select the backup file and restore.
Martín
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From: Terri Kelley
To: Mikrotik discussions
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:23:10 -0500
Subject: [Mikrotik] reset and config s
To my knowledge there are only two ways to do this. Restore a backup of the
config you want. Or create a file like Script.rsc with every single
step/command you would need in order to change the config. Each command has
its own line. You don't have to reset the device, that just happens to be
t
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> You select the backup file and restore.
>
> Martín
> martinr...@ibersystems.es
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> -Original Message-
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> To: Mikrotik discussions
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> Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:23:10 -0500
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> Subject: [Mikrotik] reset and
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>> From: Terri Kelley
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>> To: Mikrotik discussions
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>> Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:23:10 -0500
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>> Subject: [Mikrotik] reset and config script
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>> Guys, I ran across s
On Wed, 2009-04-29 at 21:45 -0500, Terri Kelley wrote:
> with a generic script that they could edit for the changing items such
> as IP address for the bridge but remove the complete setup on the
> existing routered cpe. Otherwise they would need to look at the
> current setup of the existing
Well, my original was done way to late after getting up at 3am to run
to the hospital. Anyway, I had something similar to what Butch has
here but I didn't realize you could do a find which will work well,
finding and removing all entries in say NAT or IP addresses then add
the new config. I
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