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safe to say ether1 is the interface facing the WAN?<br />
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safe to say ether1 is the interface facing the WAN?

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That's the gateway (make sure the cable from the model/WAN is connected to that port), so give that a try first. &nbsp;It's been a while since I used Winbox but that rule should allow all devices connected via all ethernet to traffic through the WAN.
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That's the gateway (make sure the cable from the model/WAN is connected to that port), so give that a try first.  It's been a while since I used Winbox but that rule should allow all devices connected via all ethernet to traffic through the WAN.

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Applied the rule, thanks.<br />
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Didn't help my issue.<br />
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Having issues with VOIP with Vonage, looks like its a jitter issue.<br />
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Any idea how to track on a Mikrotik?
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Applied the rule, thanks.

Didn't help my issue.

Having issues with VOIP with Vonage, looks like its a jitter issue.

Any idea how to track on a Mikrotik?

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Need to create an lan to wan (any-any) rule.<br />
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Allow all lan traffic out on the web<br />
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Need to use Winbox.<br />
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MikroTik RB2011UiAS-2HnD ver6.30.02 firmware 3.24
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Need to create an lan to wan (any-any) rule.

Allow all lan traffic out on the web

Need to use Winbox.

MikroTik RB2011UiAS-2HnD ver6.30.02 firmware 3.24

lan to wan (any-any) rule MikroTik

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