* Josh Luthman [2009-12-03 23:41]:
> Here is my capture:
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/60247/mtdnsproblem.pcap
Since there are only 10.x.x.x addresses in the dump, I suspect you did
this on the internal interface. Try doing it on the external interface
instead, to see if RouterOS does a query at all
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This has happened three times in the last two days. Started with 4.0 and
the problem exists on 4.
* Josh Luthman [2009-12-03 17:24]:
> The thing that confuses me is my Windows 7 box has worked for 2 or 3
> months. The XP machine worked for closer to 2 years. The problem started
> yesterday morning.
Could this be related to packet size? I've seen reports elsewhere about
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My understanding is one end is set to bridge and the other end is set to
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So do you set each end to Bridge? Or is one end a Station WDS?
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It's not well documented. But when you set the type to "bridge"
instead of "ap bridge", it becomes a PTP link. The simple bridge type
only allows one client.
Which brings up something that I was wondering ab
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It's not well documented. But when you set the type to "bridge"
instead of "ap bridge", it becomes a PTP link. The simple bridge type
only allows one client.
Which brings up something that I was wondering about.
If you set up a MT with, say 3 or 4 virtual APs all set for "bridge",
with dif
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> This has happened three times in the last two days. Started with 4.0 and
> the problem exists on 4.3.
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> however, if I dig www.google.com @mikrotik I get a correct a
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The issue is you cannot bridge a wireless station. So Tranzeo and those
units do MAC NAT and another such trickery. Normally with one IP behind
it, its not a big deal. But if you have many, that's where you can get
that wrong. You would have to have something behind that MAC NAT to be
affective
Many of you know me, but some do not. I have been training people how to
use Mikrotik's RouterOS since before Mikrotik had it's first training
class (at least in the US) back in 2004. In those early days, we could
not hold enough classes to satisfy the needs of the user base. We were
turning people
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