The X2 has been performing well for us. One MAJOR bug that won't be
addressed until 6.X is turning on firewall on the bridge causes the
boxes to reboot. The second problem is that the ethernet ports are
VERY sensitive. They switch from FDX to HDX or when rebooted don't
come up at all and need
It's a 750UP and yes it still had the default config of which I just changed
the ports to just bridge with port 2 and put the poe switches to always on
except for port 1. So I changed the ip and now I can't access it from port 1
side, backhaul side ( I think port 2 ), so I am going to try an ap
Wow, I don't know what to say. Can't turn on firewall on a bridge?!
The X2 has been performing well for us. One MAJOR bug that won't be
addressed until 6.X is turning on firewall on the bridge causes the
boxes to reboot. The second problem is that the ethernet ports are
VERY sensitive. They
We do in a lot of places to be honest but they don't work well at the
towers with no temperature control. It's more the heat than the cold but
they generate more heat than I'd like and they don't always deal with it
well.
We have x86 boxes using our BMU hardware in 7 of the towers today but
Hi,
since this is my first post on this list, I want to thank you all for the huge
amount of valuable information on the wiki, the forum and here on this list!
Now for the question I have:
I'm using Routerboards for about 2 years now (some 750G, 750GL, 751).
Some of them show huge numbers for
Yeah you defiantly want to completely remove the default config. If I
remember correctly the default is configured as a simple nat router. So the
firewall rules are setup as such. That is why input is dropped on the
Gateway port.
The FW doesn't have anything to do with the config.
Thanks,
Chadd
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