Vodafone UFB with Mikrotik RB951G-2HnD

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bj99

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#195978 14-May-2016 16:03

Any Mikrotik / Vodafone UFB users out there who can offer some advice?

I'm trying to setup my Mikrotik RB951G-2HnD router with Vodafone UFB. I understand that Vodafone does not require PPOE authentication but does require VLan tagging. Other than that I expected the exercise to be fairly straightforward...

Unfortunately the Mikrotik fails to connect. I still have my vodafone issued HG659 which works perfectly.

My quickset screen is as follows:-

My vlan settings are as follows:-

My interfaces are are follows:-

I must have missed something...

Thanks

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#1552696 14-May-2016 17:40

just log into the vodafone router and copy out the info.

------------------------------------- http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=151715

Managed to get things working, no PPPoE config required (hence no PAP authentication).
All I needed was to get my VLAN 10 interface to request it's IP / Default GW via DHCP and its working happily!!
So must be using DHCP option 82 in my case?

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bj99

169 posts

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#1552730 14-May-2016 18:00

phantomdb:

just log into the vodafone router and copy out the info.

------------------------------------- http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=151715

Managed to get things working, no PPPoE config required (hence no PAP authentication).
All I needed was to get my VLAN 10 interface to request it's IP / Default GW via DHCP and its working happily!!
So must be using DHCP option 82 in my case?

I believe that I've already done that.

LostBoy

30 posts

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#1552732 14-May-2016 18:04

Check your actually getting a dhcp address under dhcp client.

I would have thought it should have shown you what the address is in your quick set menu and it looked blank. I haven't ever used that for setting one up so don't know for sure though.

bj99

169 posts

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#1552733 14-May-2016 18:08

LostBoy: Check your actually getting a dhcp address under dhcp client.

I would have thought it should have shown you what the address is in your quick set menu and it looked blank. I haven't ever used that for setting one up so don't know for sure though.

When I connect the Mikrotik to another router, it receives the DHCP settings immediately.

MadEngineer

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#1552749 14-May-2016 19:33

You can't use quickset with vlan as quickset places DHCP on the port interface, not the vlan interface. You'll also find that even after setting the DHCP client to the correct port it will still fail (I didn't look at why, but possibly due to firewall). Wipe configuration and follow instructions from other threads on this.

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MadEngineer

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#1552750 14-May-2016 19:36

bj99:
LostBoy: Check your actually getting a dhcp address under dhcp client.

I would have thought it should have shown you what the address is in your quick set menu and it looked blank. I haven't ever used that for setting one up so don't know for sure though.

When I connect the Mikrotik to another router, it receives the DHCP settings immediately.

because the other router isn't vlan tagging the network with a DHCP server.

You're not on Atlantis anymore, Duncan Idaho.

nitrotech

1285 posts

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#1552755 14-May-2016 20:02

bj99:
LostBoy: Check your actually getting a dhcp address under dhcp client.

I would have thought it should have shown you what the address is in your quick set menu and it looked blank. I haven't ever used that for setting one up so don't know for sure though.

When I connect the Mikrotik to another router, it receives the DHCP settings immediately.

If it does that then your problem is that your dhcp client is on ether1 it should be on vlan10 interface

That's only the start you need to update you masquerade rule and last drop rule on the firewall too

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r2b2

586 posts

Ultimate Geek

#1553062 15-May-2016 14:36

Have you seen http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=66&topicid=161676 which documents how to set it up?

bj99

169 posts

Master Geek

#1553065 15-May-2016 14:52

r2b2:

Have you seen http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=66&topicid=161676 which documents how to set it up?

Yes, I followed michaelmurphy's instructions but unlike Spark, Vodafone use DHCP rather than PPOE.

nitrotech

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#1553140 15-May-2016 16:40

Not quite sure how to take your comments, we set these things up every day for all sorts of providers using PPPoE and dhcp

I stand by my original comment check the dhcp client is on the vlan10 interface not ether1 you also need to check the masquerade and firewall drop are also on vlan10

bj99

169 posts

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#1553187 15-May-2016 18:05

nitrotech: Not quite sure how to take your comments, we set these things up every day for all sorts of providers using PPPoE and dhcp

I stand by my original comment check the dhcp client is on the vlan10 interface not ether1 you also need to check the masquerade and firewall drop are also on vlan10

Your suggestion is very helpful, thanks. I just haven't had a chance to give it a try yet. I am also a bit of a noob so need to research how to apply the dhcp client to the vlan interface.

MadEngineer

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#1553299 15-May-2016 20:09

You're not on Atlantis anymore, Duncan Idaho.

bj99

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#1553314 15-May-2016 21:11

Thanks MadEngineer. I must be missing something. When I try the add option in the interface window I don't see the DHCP client option. I have upgraded to the latest firmware.

Jase2985

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#1553317 15-May-2016 21:23

your setup looks different to mad engineers

he has a VLAN10 under ether1 and under that is WAN which looks like that one which has the DHCP applied on

yours doesnt looks like that

nitrotech

1285 posts

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#1553318 15-May-2016 21:31

go down the left hand panel to ip - then click dhcp client - douple click the only entry that's there and change from ether1 to vlan1 - if you don't change the masquerade rule you still won't have internet even though it will be connected - if you don't change the drop rule then you'll be hacked

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