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Mikrotik Cheat Sheet

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Cheat Sheet

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Usability Code example
Filter Log Link

Detail

Filter Log

log print where message~"the-text-you-want" and (topics~"topic-name-1" or topics~"topics-name-2")

PPPOE

Setup

  1. PPP>Secret
    Setting secret for client. If you use radius, click tab PPP Auth&Accounting instead, set it to use Radius
  2. PPP>Profiles
    Local Address: use ip address interface local that will be used for PPPoE (ex: bridge, eth2, etc)
    Remote Address: use predefined pool address or make a new one that has the same subnet as local address.
  3. PPP>PPPoE Server
    add new service

    interface : interface local that will be used for PPPoE
    default Profile : select profile you created on above step

PPPOE Connection between subnet

  • PPPOE client are using p2p to pppoe server / subnet 32
  • to make the other client that not using pppoe on same interface to be able to communicate, we need to change the interface setting arp=proxy-arp

Hap Lite HIgh CPU usage using wireless

Taken from https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=124259

Some Tune up :

  1. Do not set 2.4GHz (wlan1) to 20/40MHz. Unless you live in the middle of the desert, 40MHz isn't usable in 2.4GHz. Leave it at 20MHz only.

  2. Go to Queues > Interface Queues and change Queue Type of wlan1 and wlan2 interfaces to only-hardware-queue.

  3. Disable graphs. Those consume CPU and slowly trashes NVRAM life.

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