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Mikrotik - access to the web configuration via a browser and external ip

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  • #1 16942646
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    How to configure MT to access it via wan from a different ip address?
    I check with these settings, but they don't work.
    I have internet access via pppoe
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[admin@MikroTik] > ip firewall nat print
0 chain=srcnat action=masquerade out-interface=pppoe-out1 log=no 
log-prefix="" 

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    [admin@MikroTik] > ip firewall filter print 
0 ;;; akceptuj webserwis
chain=input action=accept protocol=tcp dst-port=80 log=no 
log-prefix="" 

1 ;;; akceptuj WinBox
chain=input action=accept protocol=tcp dst-port=8291 log=no 
log-prefix="" 
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  • #2 16942668
    szwagros
    Level 33  
    fraksipon wrote:
    How to configure MT to access it via wan from a different ip address?

    This is the default.
    Make sure you get public IP via pppoe.
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  • #3 16942748
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    szwagros wrote:
    fraksipon wrote:
    How to configure MT to access it via wan from a different ip address?

    This is the default.
    Make sure you get public IP via pppoe.

    Can you check this on the MT side or do I have to contact the internet provider for this?
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  • #4 16942770
    szwagros
    Level 33  
    Show / ip address print
  • #5 16942809
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    szwagros wrote:
    Show / ip address print

    and everything is clear. On 1 port I have dhcp and a different address downloaded from the one I have external.
    The question is whether the operator will change it for me.
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  • #6 16943932
    WMichał
    Level 32  
    Put your ISP's device in bridge mode and you should have an external ip on your mikrotik.
  • #7 16946552
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    ISP said that I don't have an external ip number and if I want to have it I should pay PLN 99. Massacre as expensive.
    I will try to ask you about opening ports for VPN, remote access to the router via winbox and future server us.
    Could you write what ports or what range of ports should I redirect to my router? If the supplier agrees at all.
  • #8 16947102
    WMichał
    Level 32  
    You can use any ports.
    Watpie, so that the provider will redirect you ports.
    This price is for what period?
  • #9 16947177
    fraksipon
    Level 14  
    This is an offer with the internet every month. Internet without external IP 39.
    Can I get a vpn connection to MT using a tunnel?
  • #10 17285518
    topjar
    Level 11  
    Może poniższe pomogą mikrotik-> portusb->modem LTE->itd.

    dynamiczny w ramach połączeń w APN pro.plusgsm.pl 6,15 zł
    w tej opcji (kluczowe zdanie IP > CLOUD > ENABLE it's reachable like a charm!)

    ale nie testowałem
    statyczny w ramach połączeń w APN m2m.plusgsm.pl 18,45 zł

    so i got my drei.at (H3G AT; 3AT) WebGate3. today (ZTE LTE Router Cat.4)
    to my luck there was the newest firmware already on it (B09)
    so i activated the SIM card and went online with it!
    i activated "Open Internet" via the online drei.at customer center and after 10-15minutes it was ready to work (this feature enables the official WAN IP in the LTE net to be "handed over" to the CPE instead of a private 10.x.x.x IP!!)


    i then disconnected the LTE connection on the ZTE webinterface, switched to BRIDGE mode on the LTE router... be sure to set the connection mode to "Automatic" on the ZTE CPE!

    i connected a RB951Ui 2HnD to it (ZTE [LAN1] RB951 [ether1])
    created a DHCP-client for ether1 and boom i was online.
    i now have my routerboard online with a dynamic official WAN IP in the LTE network and via the MikroTik cloud (IP > CLOUD > ENABLE) it's reachable like a charm!

    L2TP/IPsec VPN > works
    PPTP VPN > works
    Portforwarding > works
    SSH > works

    EDIT:
    OpenVPN also works like a hell of a charm! deactivated PPTP & L2TP/IPsec therefor!!

    so finally i can say "bye bye" to my old ADSL provider (A1 Telekom Austria)
    Last edited by spippan on Wed Jan 27, 2016 12:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around configuring a MikroTik router for remote web access via WAN using a public IP address. The user is experiencing issues with their current setup, which includes a PPPoE connection. Responses suggest ensuring a public IP is obtained through the ISP, with recommendations to check the router's IP address settings and consider putting the ISP's device in bridge mode. The user also inquires about port forwarding for VPN and remote access, with suggestions to redirect any ports as needed. Additionally, there are mentions of using LTE modems and enabling cloud features for easier access.
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