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= Overview = |
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Page created by Nicholas Barnes - [[http://www.vitell.co.uk/ Vitell]] - [[http://www.vitell.co.uk/ RouterOS Consultants]]. |
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Here we will build a basic configuration for RouterOS. The examples are relevant for ADSL (Be and BT) as well as FTTC/FTTP through AAISP. |
Here we will build a basic configuration for RouterOS. The examples are relevant for ADSL (Be and BT) as well as FTTC/FTTP through AAISP. |
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Which should give you full connectivity. Note that you could skip the add routes bit by changing 'add-default-route' to 'yes' in the PPPoE interface definition. Adding routes manually is more flexible, but for a basic configuration probably isn't required. |
Which should give you full connectivity. Note that you could skip the add routes bit by changing 'add-default-route' to 'yes' in the PPPoE interface definition. Adding routes manually is more flexible, but for a basic configuration probably isn't required. |
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Now add any firewall filter and mangle rules required followed by any queue entries. |
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Then, make sure IPv6 neighbour detection is configured properly. |
Then, make sure IPv6 neighbour detection is configured properly. |
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