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  #2973234 26-Sep-2022 18:23
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RunningMan:   Just go with the quickset config and manually edit it to what you want. At minimum you'll need to change address, DHCP server and Pool.

 

 

Done!

 



 

I needed to edit IP DHCP server, IP address, IP pool, and IP DNS static, in a specific sequence to avoid refusal.

 

Of my three MikroTik routers, this has been by far the hardest to set up.  🧐

 

My preferred MikroTik option is now a Hex S router plus an RB260GSP PoE switch (which uses either 24V or 48V PoE).

 

Much easier to set up, and suitable for a gigabit connection. (but hard to find, and two boxes instead of one)

 

Thanks everybody! 🙂





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  #2973249 26-Sep-2022 21:06
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nztim: My guess is the default config has all the hardware offload and fast tack loaded in

if you want to use the default config for the base of your own config export it and change the ip addresses in notepad and re-upload

 

 

You are right!

 

The config file for the default 192.168.88.1 Quick Set version is three times longer than for the 192.168.1.1 Quick Set version.

 

I have been able to export and edit the config (.rsc) file, but I can't persuade it to re-upload.  🙁

 

 

export the config with compact on the end, then it will re-import no problem





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  #2973261 26-Sep-2022 21:22
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My preferred MikroTik option is now a Hex S router plus an RB260GSP PoE switch (which uses either 24V or 48V PoE).

 

Then have a look at the RB5009UPr+S+IN which will get you all that in one unit. You'd lose the microSD slot and IPsec acceleration, but the CPU is so quick it should make up for it.


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