On Wed, 2009-01-14 at 13:14 -0600, Brian Bearce wrote:
> Does it make a difference if these are private IP's 192.168.*.*? These are
> NATed via another router.
Private IP/public IP is not relevant. What IS relevant (as others have
stated) is that you run the arp test on the router that is direct
Never Mind I got it to work had wrong syntax.
Steve
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Subject: Re: [Mikrotik] Finding MA
Looking for a script to help Build multiple simple queues at one shot. I got
the one below from the MT forums but it is for V2 and its not working with
V3. Anyone got a good link
Steve Barnes
RCWiFi Wireless Internet Service
:for i from=10 to=100 do={/queue simple add target-address=(10.128.138
First, You should only use NAT at one point on the network, the rest
really should be routed, but I wont preach.
Do butch's command on the access point that they are connecting to, or
the router that does their NAT (Assuming
those are MTs)
Do a normal NAT rule to force all info from ip A.B.C.D to i
What kind of rules do you use for this.
Still learning the in's and out's to this box.
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Ahh. I have people try this. I found the best way to deal with them is
to force all http from them to undesirable places (the rest is blocked
out right). Every now and
Ahh. I have people try this. I found the best way to deal with them is
to force all http from them to undesirable places (the rest is blocked
out right). Every now and then one will call me up and explain "I was
uh, on your network and all I can get is this goat web site" "Yea, you
were doing more
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Does it make a difference if these are private IP's 192.168.*.*? These are
NATed via another router.
When I key in the command below it either returns me to the prompt or I get
"invalid Item number"
It is known the IP they are using.
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On Wed, 2009-01-1
On Wed, 2009-01-14 at 10:32 -0600, Brian Bearce wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to find a hackers MAC address and block all traffic
> via the MikroTik. I am running version 2.9.43
If you know their current IP:
/ip arp print from=[find address=CURR.ENT.IP.ADDRESS]
That will give you their MAC
right now they are basically IP hunting. As soon as I find them and place
restrictions on the IP. The find another. I use static IP's so their not
getting DHCP.
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What is being hacked? If they have any skills at all, they know how to
change a mac address
right now they are basically IP hunting. As soon as I find them and place
restrictions on the IP. The find another. I use static IP's so their not
getting DHCP.
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What is being hacked? If they have any skills at all, they know how to
change a mac address
What is being hacked? If they have any skills at all, they know how to
change a mac address. MAC based block lists do not work for long
Brian Bearce wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to find a hackers MAC address and block all traffic
> via the MikroTik. I am running version 2.9.43
>
> Thanks
Does anyone know of a way to find a hackers MAC address and block all traffic
via the MikroTik. I am running version 2.9.43
Thanks
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