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No traffic during the test #9
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Try to test w/o user authentication. They added new auth method which is not yet known |
No, it did not help :( The outcome is almost exactly the same. BTW, TCP testing does not work even worse: Mikrotik device almost immediately after connection attempt reports 'test unsupported', and the server says: Running in server mode |
Seeing a similar issue testing a mikrotik device against this codebase running in server mode...
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I am trying to test my LHG-LTE6 (RouterOS v6.46.4) against server build from latest sources (under Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS with 'cc -o btest -pthread btest.c md5.c')
Server says
user@server:~/src/btest$ ./btest -s -u -b 0 -a btest -p btest
Running in server mode
Listening
Cmd buffer: 00030100e80300002c0100002c010000
proto=0
direction=3
random=1
tcp_conn_count=0
tx_size=1000
client_buf_size=2883584
remote_tx_speed=300
local_tx_speed=300
remoteIP=1.2.3.4
Tx speed: 300
Interval: 1:0
gettime: 1586199784:139478028
Local : Seq: 1, Rate: 0.0kb/s
Remote: Seq: 3825205249, Rate: 0.0kb/s
Local : Seq: 2, Rate: 0.0kb/s
Remote: Seq: 2852126722, Rate: 0.0kb/s
Local : Seq: 3, Rate: 0.0kb/s
Remote: Seq: 2231369731, Rate: 0.0kb/s
...
and so on, until client finishes testing
client says
[admin@MikroTik] > /tool bandwidth-test 4.3.2.1 duration=15s direction=both local-udp-tx-size=1000 protocol=udp remote-udp-tx-size=1000 user=btest password=btest local-tx-speed
=300 remote-tx-speed=300
status: done testing
duration: 15s
tx-current: 0bps
tx-10-second-average: 0bps
tx-total-average: 0bps
rx-current: 0bps
rx-10-second-average: 0bps
rx-total-average: 0bps
lost-packets: 0
random-data: no
direction: both
tx-size: 1000
rx-size: 1000
connection-count: 1
local-cpu-load: 8%
Could Mikrotik change something in testing protocols?
P.S. LHG has no fw (but I am not shure about LTE ISP), and ubuntu box was updated with 'ufw allow 2000' and 'ufw allow 2256'
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