Setting Up Mikrotik Router Install NordVPN On#

Setting Up Mikrotik Router Install NordVPN On

Setting up a VPN on a MikroTik router is difficult.Luckily there is a native support of VPN on Mikrotik Routers. Combined with a service as reliable as NordVPN, well, you have the best combo ever. MikroTik unquestionably is the best hardware one can have. To install NordVPN on MikroTik, you need to create an IKEv2 EAP VPN tunnel from a MikroTik router on a NordVPN server.

This will cause latency issues with apps using tcp and packet loss with apps over stateless udp connections (games, MS Teams, etc.).To take back control of which packets are dropped or prioritized when your network is congested, you set a hard limit that is 5-20% less than your maximum bandwidth (avg. If you don't, random packets will be dropped on the ISP side of your connection once your limit is exceeded (your plan + any over provisioning). And for the DHCP do i have to type in ISP IP or just leave it?You need to limit your bandwidth to do QOS on any router. What should I limit the bandwidth to? And how do I configure the router to do DHCP dynamic IP? Also apparently, according to ISP page, that one of the settings for router (they call it a modem for some reasoni stead of router but fiber uses an ONT instead of a real modem) to work is give the VLAN ID '10' although I dont think vlan is needed.

You can make a LAN IP static for many reasons, but DHCP has nothing to do with your public IP on the WAN. NAT rewrites the packets so this is transparent when you send requests and get replies on the WAN (internet servers only see your public IP). Send requests and get replies.

This is all they have to say for setting up a router for fiber.Is DHCP a protocol like how PPPoe is a protocol?You have another thread with the same issue. Why would VLAN be needed for an ISP? Also how do I enable the VLAN tagging along with the ID 10 for the router? Also about the protocol for my ISP, there is no mention from the ISP on the protocol for fiber connections but for adsl and vdsl it mentions the protocol. But according to this person from a New Zealand tech forum, NZ is where I live, that these are needed to have the router go. In this mode, it should act like your HAP is connected directly to the ONT to get a WAN IP.Viewtopic.php?f=13&t=167375&p=823120#p823120So dynamic IP should already be enabled by default? Also in the quickset, is automatic address acqusition the dynamic IP? How do I enable bridge or IP passthrough? And for the script, is the script 'reply #24' within the link? If it is 'reply #24' dont you want FastTrack disabled for queus to be at its most effectiveness? And why COD over SFQ for 'reply #24'?My ISP has the instructions to set up router (or 'modem' they call it) but they have different versions of their instructions, including for fiber connection, and it is unclear on which one is real. On the provided router, you will need to enable bridge or IP passthrough mode to avoid double NAT issues, as explained above.