Darren,
As others have already confirmed, RouterOS is suitable for that kind of
application, but since you mentioned 'Cisco', I wanted to point out a very
significant difference from what you might be used to: MikroTik do not
offer any kind of support contract
Now for some, that may be a
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> Can a pair of Mikrotik routers be configured for a **reliable** HA
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Yep, using VRRP, they work really well. You don't even need any 'tricky'
bits - for example, if you bind your BGP to the floating IP address, it
won't start the BGP session until the IP address is present.
Full table import is 2-5minutes.
Route table lookups, depends. If you are going for an actual route entry
i.e. 1.2.3.0/24, it can be very quick, or even 'All routes in
1.2.0.0/18' for instance and list anything within that route.
If you want to do show me best route for 1.2.3.4, its still
Hey Cameron,
How long does it take to load full tables and also how do you find the speed of
doing routing table lookups from the CLI?
Last time we investigated this, both of the above were painfully slow when
taking full tables.
-Brad
From: AusNOG [mailto:ausnog-boun...@lists.ausnog.net]
>if you do go down this path, note that the CCR1036s are single PSU.
They do have dual power headers on the board though, so you can rip out
the single PSU and build your own PSU for dual power. I run 2x CCR1036's
at a site, with a 1RU box with 4 PSU's in it, 2 fed by A power, 2 fed by
B
Hi Darren,
We use the CCR1072's with VRRP and have not skipped a beat in the last 372
days they have been online & installed.
We also run BGP + OSPF on both devices without issue holding 600,000+
routes.
Cheers
Cameron
On Tue, Jun 26, 2018 at 11:58 AM Darren Moss
wrote:
> Hi All,
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> We
we have deployed Mikrotiks in the field as PPPoE and LNS
termination devices. they have been reliable for us.
however, we only use them for single purpose. no MPLS. no OSPF.
no BGP. simple default routes.
i have seen people deploy them running all sort of functionality
etc and anecdoctally those
Hi All,
We are about to deploy a new location, which we normally do with our SOE around
Cisco router kit (2 of them for redundancy).
I was talking with another DC customer and they swear by Mikrotik router gear
over Cisco.
I've played with Mikrotik in a domestic/home fibre connection
Thanks everyone who confirmed it wasn't just us impacted.
For those interested, outage time for us was approximately 15:21 to 16:17.
Regards,
Philip Loenneker | Network Engineer | TasmaNet
40-50 Innovation Drive, Dowsing Point, Tas 7010, Australia
P: 1300 792 711
Hello,
I'm looking for any Skymesh person who would care about their IPv6
deployment - it looks like smth weird is going on and I'd like to talk
to them off-list.
Their first like support does not seem to be very useful.
Thanks!
--
SY, Jen Linkova aka Furry
I've noticed a private Optus WAN links between our Melbourne DC and one of our
customers dropped to 0% utilisation, with the Sydney peer taking all the
traffic.
The client has had other connections of theirs on Optus also having issues.
M.
From: AusNOG
Yep. Lots of Optus *everything* down in VIC. 3g perhaps more widely spread
than just VIC.
It will be interesting to see what happened.
On 25 Jun 2018 4:08 PM, "Philip Loenneker"
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> We’re having issues with an Optus 1G service terminating in a Melbourne
> DC.
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Hi all,
We're having issues with an Optus 1G service terminating in a Melbourne DC.
3:24 was the first reported issue, and we currently have no traffic being
received on the port. I've tried calling the Optus service desk a few times and
keep having the call drop.
Optus Status pages show no
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