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Thanks Ants posted:I feel sorry for people mashing “update” in RouterOS and just expecting everything to carry on working. meh... sometimes you're the ip, sometimes you're the tables. I feel bad for the people who just inherited a mess of poorly implemented mikrotik as edge devices in some shoddy small business network architecture who have absolutely no idea what they're doing and have a boss who caught wind of the article, take it upon himself to winbox into all of said devices and mash update buttons without notifying anyone beneath him(or her.) Also MikroTik did cover this like 3 months ago, so I feel like that's enough lead time to have sorted things out, no?
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redeyes posted:My ISP does carrier grade NAT and has their network configured like poop. I can run Winbox on a computer connected directly to the ISP and it finds their CCR1016 Cloud Core router. *sigh* I had this same issue with either Level3 or Windstream, I can't remember which. This was like 4 years ago. For shame.
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Partycat posted:Windstream was like joker ISP so yeah if there’s someone who would have done that I’d say them. Level3 seemed professional at least. Fun fact: we had them both as "redundant" ISPs in case one failed we would have the other. Windstream was using level3 for their last mile anyway so every time poo poo hit the fan with L3, we were hosed anyway.
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FunOne posted:I've got a UniFi question if anyone can help. I have two AC-Lites, one bought when they first came out, and another bought in the last month or so. Yeah the new AC lite is basically a whole new AP and is actually good. The 1st gen ones are absolute trash. edit: i meant v1 not gen 1. although the gen1 UAP are pretty bad. GnarlyCharlie4u fucked around with this message at 16:47 on Oct 11, 2018 |
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^^yeah? I don't know the board numbers offhand. I will say this. I kinda wish I had 2 Lites instead of one pro. But I'll just get another pro and everything will be peachy. Ubiquiti does the hand off really well between. APs so I'd be comfortable with one in the foyer and another in the basement. Right now it's in the office and I get wifi all the way down the drat street. Anywho... Which one of you is going around patching everyone's routers? https://www.zdnet.com/article/a-mysterious-grey-hat-is-patching-peoples-outdated-mikrotik-routers/ GnarlyCharlie4u fucked around with this message at 02:38 on Oct 13, 2018 |
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https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3896193 So long mikrotik. It's been nice knowing you. I'll be over in the Ubiquiti thread if you need me. E: oh poo poo what a terrible page snipe. I'm sorry.
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falz posted:Strangely I found one of those at Goodwill next to a Linksys for like $2, sold it on eBay for about what you're asking. drat that is fantastic!
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Thanks Ants posted:EdgeRouter stuff was OK, I think you can tell they have no software people left though who know what they are doing as everything they release seems to have show-stopping bugs in. Mikrotik have their own issues with having to run everything on an ancient kernel because god know why but they can't seem to get the hallowed ROS v7 out the door. I am so glad I didn't hold onto my CCR in the expectation of having ROS v7 released. Junos is pretty great actually and we even use their Pulse Secure software at work. I don't know why they didn't buy into the hardware as well, but I suspect it having something to do with the people making the purchases not knowing anything except cisco. I couldn't see myself trusting UBNT in an office environment. It's laughably buggy. I'm still salty about their cameras/NVR software being completely hosed and not adopting cameras or not being able to record more than a couple at a time. I bought into their ecosystem got my house because the UI looked super easy to navigate and the phone app + cloud key meant I could manage settings from anywhere. The idea was to implement something that even the wife could figure out if I died. Something that was more 'management by mouse click' and less : code:On the up-side I have a metric gently caress ton of PoE ports now, a gateway with honest to god ISP failover (but unfortunately no IPS or IPD because I like my network speeds to be over 30mbps) that is pretty intuitive and easy to figure out.
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PUBLIC TOILET posted:Yeah that seems to be a pattern with Ubiquiti-- from a compatibility level, it's typically best to stick to one product line to cover all of your needs (UniFi or EdgeRouter.) Both product lines have their advantages/disadvantages. As an exception, the UniFi APs work fine with EdgeRouter gear. I ended up converting from a MikroTik hAP AC to a regular USG, nanoHD, US-8-60W switch and CloudKey G1. My USG overheated once and my CloudKey ate through multiple microSD cards, but those are the only serious issues I've had. Minor issues were related to creating/editing JSON configurations (really, Ubiquiti? why do we still have to do this with UniFi?) Why not migrate and sell the cloudkey? Anywho I just read this and found it interesting: https://medium.com/tenable-techblog/routeros-post-exploitation-784c08044790 Why had I not heard of Cleaner Wrasse before?
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Probably a long shot since this thread hasn't been ping'd in like 5 months, but if anyone is interested I found an RB2011 hiding in my bin of routers. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3896193
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