Not really what?
On 4/30/09, Terri Kelley net...@farm-market.net wrote:
Not really. Pseudobridge works just fine for these between my bridged
AP and a bridged cpe.
Terri Kelley
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On Apr 29, 2009, at 11:12 PM, Josh Luthman wrote:
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 net...@farm-market.net wrote:
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 routers (less work for me). My thought was to provide
techs
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 cpe, remove the unwanted items such as
ip addresses on the wlan and ethernet, nat etc., then make the
bridge.
So it is not a matter of restoring a backup but essentially a brand
new config, a bridge, on an existing cpe that is currently a router.
Hence the need to remove the current config and add a new via one
script. I haven't tried yet but was afraid the /sys reset would not
allow the rest of the bridge config script to finish.
Terri Kelley
Network Engineer
FMB
On Apr 29, 2009, at 9:31 PM, Josh Luthman wrote:
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 believe this overwrites everything.
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On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 10:23 PM, Terri Kelley net...@farm-
market.netwrote:
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
config
which pointed out to me a need for a script to help them do this.
What
needed to be done was to take a Mikrotik CPE configured as a router
and
convert it to a bridge.
In trying to make this as easy as I can on the techs, is there a
way to
remove the current config and add the new config for the bridge
using one
script via ethernet connection (not serial). My first thought was
to start
the script with a reset followed by the bridge config but then
thought that
may not work because the bridge config might not happen because of
the reset
starting that single script.
Any thoughts on how to do such a thing?
Terri Kelley
Network Engineer
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