Network

Introduction

The OSPF routing protocol is playing an increasingly important role in modern networks. It is a multi-vendor standard. We’ll take a look at OSPF basics in this article.

Running OSPF so your routers can exchange information with NT servers is probably not a Good Thing. I personally don’t want servers sending routing information to my “official routing protocol”, since I’ve seen too many servers with duplicate IP addresses or other oddities. If a server administrator goofs and duplicates the server farm subnet on some workgroup server somewhere else, and it advertises it into your network, you’re in for a serious outage! If your group controls the servers, or if NT servers are acting as low-end routers at remote sites, well, then there’s a reason to run OSPF. I’ll just mention in passing here that OSPF has an authentication feature that allows you to easily exclude any “unofficial” routers from your OSPF Autonomous System (“group of consenting routers”).

How to Set Email and Send Email on Mikrotik RouterOS – Mikrotik has a variety of additional features that most of us do not know and rarely used. One of them is Email. Mikrotik is equipped with the ability to send emails along with its attachments that can be used to send backups of Mikrotik configuration periodically, monitor and monitor network conditions up or down, etc.

Before we discuss the use of advanced email feature, it helps us learn Mikrotik from its basic first about how to Set Email and Send Email in Mikrotik RouterOS. For more easily we use Mikrotik use Winbox only. For the email used to send we use Gmail only, so please you set up his Gmail account.

Recall that an IGP is an Internal Gateway Protocol: whatever your routers speak “at home” — probably RIP, IGRP, EIGRP, or OSPF.

We saw that one of the usual reasons people have for wanting to run BGP is being multi-homed, either to one or two ISP’s. We examined the various “degrees of BGP” that you might wish to use, matching what you do to your needs and your skills. I hope that left you with the idea that there are some finer gradations in between “no BGP” and “full Internet routing with BGP”, sort of a 1-10 scale of increasingly difficult things to attempt.

Routing is used for the process of taking a packet from a device and sending it through a network to another device on a different network. If your network does not have a router, then obviously you are not doing routing.

To be able to do packet routing, there are things to know:
• Destination address
• The neighboring routers from which a router can learn about remote networks
• Possible routes to all remote networks
• The best route for any remote network

UBNT is a wireless and network manufacturer which is mainly used for small ISP and MAN network operators. UBNT is mainly used for medium and long distances like 3-5 km or 1-2 miles. In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure Powerbeam 5AC Point Point long distance configuration.

UBNT Power Beam Point to Point Configuration and Setup

To Point to Point configuration required 2 device required. Both devices will configure in a different mode. Local side device will configure an Access Point mode and Remote side device will configure as client mode.