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#173398 21-May-2015 17:15
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Has anyone managed to get a Mikrotik RB951G-2HnD working on Orcon UFB?


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  #1309450 21-May-2015 18:29
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It is simply DHCP on VLAN 10 IIRC




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  #1309475 21-May-2015 19:10
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Tthat is what I thought also but it doesn't seem to work; the same setup works fine on a non-Orcon connection.

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  #1311454 25-May-2015 17:20
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Please let me know how if you work it out.  I bought one of these:

http://www.gowifi.co.nz/coming-soon-new-products/mikrotik-routerboard-rb2011ils-in-with-sfp-fibre-port.html?keyword=RB2011

And it's been gathering dust for six months cause I cant make it work on Orcon UFB.  



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  #1311478 25-May-2015 17:38
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pedrogarcia: Please let me know how if you work it out.  I bought one of these:

http://www.gowifi.co.nz/coming-soon-new-products/mikrotik-routerboard-rb2011ils-in-with-sfp-fibre-port.html?keyword=RB2011

And it's been gathering dust for six months cause I cant make it work on Orcon UFB.  


About a year ago I set up a http://routerboard.com/CRS226-24G-2SplusRM on Orcon UFB.
Nothing too much to it. Just created a VLAN10 on the right interface. Attach a dhcp client to the vlan10 interface, and away you go.
Then make sure you apply any firewall rules to the vlan10 interface, but not the raw interface.

Definitely worked for me. I don't think the hardware difference would be important. RouterOS is all the same.

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  #1311488 25-May-2015 18:09
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Thanks - will give it a shot.

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  #1311581 25-May-2015 20:29
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Yeah I got it to work also following the instructions above.

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  #1322029 10-Jun-2015 12:29
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FYI: CRS Series are designed as a switch 1st and router 2nd. Typically they will show a 10% CPU load just to service the switch chip. Interestingly the CRS125 series have a faster router cpu (600MHz) than the higher CRS226 (400MHz) - even though the CRS226 support 10Gbps Fibre ports :-)

 
 
 

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  #1322230 10-Jun-2015 15:04
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scampbell: FYI: CRS Series are designed as a switch 1st and router 2nd. Typically they will show a 10% CPU load just to service the switch chip. Interestingly the CRS125 series have a faster router cpu (600MHz) than the higher CRS226 (400MHz) - even though the CRS226 support 10Gbps Fibre ports :-)


Indeed, but as orcon UFB isn't pppoe but dhcp, there's very little load even when doing 100mbps routing.

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  #1322740 11-Jun-2015 11:49
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Publius:
scampbell: FYI: CRS Series are designed as a switch 1st and router 2nd. Typically they will show a 10% CPU load just to service the switch chip. Interestingly the CRS125 series have a faster router cpu (600MHz) than the higher CRS226 (400MHz) - even though the CRS226 support 10Gbps Fibre ports :-)


Indeed, but as orcon UFB isn't pppoe but dhcp, there's very little load even when doing 100mbps routing.


Just saying was all :-)

If DHCP you could try the new Fasttrack and see if it improves firewall performance. I would love to get some real stats from fibre users as to how it improves ?

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  #1329506 22-Jun-2015 20:28
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Currently, on v6.29.1 you can't get fasttrack with vlan nor ppp, but it's coming if a single forum post is to be believed.

I have the firewall rules to enable it, it shows IPv4 Fasttrack Active as ticked, yet no packet counts.




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  #1329510 22-Jun-2015 20:33
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What's new in 6.30rc19 (2015-Jun-12 11:45):

 

removed most of the new stuff but here is the new stuff re fastpath/fastrack .........

*) fasttrack - added dummy firewall rule in filter and mangle tables to show packets/bytes that get processed in fasttrack and bypass firewall;
*) fastpath - vlan interfaces support fastpath;
*) fastpath - partial support for bonding interfaces (rx only);
*) fastpath - vrrp interfaces support fastpath;


http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/routeros-mipsbe-6latest.npk

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  #1329534 22-Jun-2015 21:00
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Well, that worked :)  too bad I didn't run a test prior to the update but my 951-2n (as supplied from a MTCNA class) hits 10% CPU during a speedtest.net download @ 27.5Mbps

I picked a popular torrent from a random site and again, 5-10% usage for up to 3MB/s for 270 connections




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  #1329725 23-Jun-2015 09:29
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MadEngineer: Well, that worked :)  too bad I didn't run a test prior to the update but my 951-2n (as supplied from a MTCNA class) hits 10% CPU during a speedtest.net download @ 27.5Mbps

I picked a popular torrent from a random site and again, 5-10% usage for up to 3MB/s for 270 connections


Good news :-)

What about the same test with the Fastrack turned off ? It would be good to see what actual difference it makes on your connection :-)

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  #1329917 23-Jun-2015 14:21
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I thought fastpath doesn't work with pppoe and/or NAT?

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  #1329954 23-Jun-2015 15:01
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Publius: I thought fastpath doesn't work with pppoe and/or NAT?
ditto ... But read above for the answer :). (NAT isn't a limitation, only PPPoE and vlan in the current ROS)




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