Category: Mikrotik
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New RB1100AH
Well my fine feathered fiends, it looks like we have a new product announcement. I was bored for a bit this weekend and I was perusing the Mikrotik forums as I am want to do. I came across this: Looks like they took the same design and gave us more CPU and a little more…
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Mikrotik Fetch Tool
I had JJ ask me the other day how to pull a file down to the mikrotik via a script, and the fetch tool is the answer. The fetch tool will pull via HTTP or FTP and as of version 5, it can also push. Pulling the coolest site logo /tool fetch url="http://gregsowell.com/logolong.png" mode=http
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OpenWRT On Mikrotik Metarouter
The idea of running a lite linux server on your Mikrotik router is quite appealing. I can think of many uses: Asterisk PBX, lite web server, haproxy load balancer. Mikrotik’s official documentation is here. Mikrotik was kind enough to compile and patch a version of OpenWRT, though there seems to be little documentation otherwise. I…
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Mikrotik 5.0rc9 Released
For all of you riding the bleeding edge, here is the quick bug fix for the last round of bug fixes 😉 *) wireless – fixed disconnect problem on long distance 802.11 40MHz links; *) wireless nv2 – fixed station mode that broke when station-bridge was introduced *) wireless – more improvements for 11n compatibility;…
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Mikrotik Beta 5.0rc8 Released
What’s new in 5.0rc8 (2011-Feb-01 14:03): *) added led trigger – change leds on different events; *) snmp – restored access to routing tables; *) snmp – fixed memory leak for OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2; *) ipsec – added ipv6 support; *) removed broadcast setting from ip address; *) radv – fixed problem when wrong link local…
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Mikrotik Newsletter 30
The PDF is here. SXT 5HnD The first item is the new SXT 5HnD. This is a dual polarity 802.11a/n device that is all in one(16dbi antenna with routerboard). They look like they are taking the UBNT nanobridge head on with this product. The price tag should be around $90 and it ships with a…
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TekRadius – A Windows Radius Server
TekRadius is a Windows radius server built on the .net platform. It natively supports IETF/Cisco/Mikrotik which is nifty. I know the first thing that pops into mind is why wouldn’t you just use the Windows radius server (IAS). To this I say because IAS requires you to create windows users to authenticate with the server.…