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#317473 18-Oct-2024 11:09
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Hi All,

 

I recently switched over to 2degrees Fibre and can't get the right configuration for my Mikrotik router to work.

 

In essence, I added a vlan 10 to ether 1 and a dhcp client. This worked, I was assigned an IP address and upstream dns servers and I can ping 1.1.1.1 from the router.
However, nothing on my LAN can reach out to the internet. I can't seem to figure out why this is.

 

I have uploaded my config as an attachment.

 

I am probably missing something obvious.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

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  #3298851 18-Oct-2024 11:11
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Sounds like you're missing a Masquerade rule. Also ensure that your firewall rules are linked to the right interface.

 

If you've gone from PPPoE to IPoE then also ensure your interface is marked as WAN.





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  #3298858 18-Oct-2024 11:30
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Thanks! While checking the masquerade settings - I found the issue.

 

The WAN port hadn't been changed over from ether1 to vlan10 =).

 

 


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