Mikrotik devices swell their memory when they work for a certain period of time. This leads to a reduction in the efficiency of Mikrotik devices. This causes the internet speed to decrease or slow down. What can be done to prevent this slowness?
If you select the dashboard > add memory to see the memory occupancy rate in Mikrotik devices, you will see the memory.
Total memory and to see how much is free;
system> Resources
Below I will share the Mikrotik Tutorial to block facebook using Mikrotik L7 Protocol (Layer 7). Layer 7 protocol is a method for finding patterns in ICMP / TCP / UDP streams, or any other term Regular Expression pattern.
How Layer 7 works are to match (matcher) the first 10 packet connections or 2KB first connection and look for patterns/patterns of data matching the available. If this pattern is not found in the available data, the matcher does not check further. And it will be considered unknown connections. You should consider that many connections will significantly increase memory usage on your RB or PC Router. To avoid that add regular firewall match (pattern) to reduce the amount of data sent to the layer-7 filter.
How to Make Transparent Proxy Mikrotik – Transparent Proxy is a transparent proxy concept that is a proxy configuration where clients are connected to the proxy does not have to setup or enter the proxy configuration to browser one by one. So the use of proxy will be more simple and easy. Before we go there is a good idea you read the article Explanation Web Proxy Mikrotik first yes.
Tutorial How to Install Mikrotik with Netinstall – Mikrotik Installation can be done in several ways. Previously also been discussed about anything how to install Mikrotik in this article: Tutorial How To Install Mikrotik RouterOS. One way to install Mikrotik is with NetInstall.
Based on the source of the Mikrotik wiki, Netinstall is a program that runs on Windows computers that allow you to install MikroTik RouterOS to PC or to RouterBoard over an Ethernet network. Netinstall is also used to reinstall RouterOS in cases where previous installations fail, become corrupted or lost access passwords.
First of all, I want to quickly answer the question of what is DHCP. DHCP is a service called Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol that allows devices on the network to automatically obtain information such as IP, Default Gateway and DNS. Normally, we now use DHCP with IPv4, but IPv6 introduces two different DHCP services, Stateful and Stateless.
In Stateful DHCP, just like the DHCP server in IPv4, all the necessary information is provided by the DHCP server, and user information (IP and lease, etc.) is stored on the server. In Stateless DHCP, only DNS, etc. information is received from the DHCP server, IP and GW information are automatically generated by the user computer and user information (IP and lease, etc.) is not stored on the server. A computer on an IPv6 network automatically adjusts IP and GW information by utilizing NDP (Neighbor Discovery Protocol) packets from the router on the respective network.