by CBrown | Oct 16, 2012 | MikroTik, Networking
Sometimes you will need to connect to a router that either has a dynamic IP or a domain name instead of directly to the IP address. This is easily achieved using RouterOS with a simple script. Using the script below you will need to change PPP-INTERFACE to the name...
by CBrown | Apr 9, 2012 | MikroTik, Networking
Here are the rules I use to open my NAT on Xbox Live. Xbox.com says to “open” ports 88udp, 3074udp/tcp, 53udp/tcp, and 80tcp. Assuming you can browse the internet you don’t need to NAT 80 and 53 to your Xbox. These are just HTTP and DNS traffic...
by CBrown | Apr 6, 2012 | MikroTik, Networking
Here is the configuration for a Point-to-Point link that can be used with a number of MikroTik devices. With this example I used two StationTik 5G’s but could be used with SXT’s or any other Point-to-Point devices. You might need to change your frequency...
by CBrown | Nov 5, 2011 | MikroTik, Networking
Recently I have needed to restrict access to the internet during certain hours. This is very easy to achieve with MikroTIk using a few mangle and filter rules. I currently have this configuration on a RB751 so I am using a bridge for the LAN. I have ports 2-5...
by CBrown | Sep 16, 2011 | MikroTik, Networking, Uncategorized
This article goes with Marking Traffic for Queueing. I did use the new queue type (mq-pfifo {multi-queue packets-first-in-first-out) in this setup and it worked fine. I also had it setup with the default and it worked fine as well. You will setup your trees per WAN...
