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Alick72016-04-27 14:25:47
Mikrotik
Alick7, 2016-04-27 14:25:47

How to forward the Internet through the second Mikrotik?

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Good afternoon.
How can a certain user access the Internet using routing tools and not through a proxy?
The user is in LAN2 and the Internet is on the first Mikrotik.
Tried to do a masquerade through the tunnel. Didn't work.
Thanks

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Diman89, 2016-04-27
@Diman89

Configure routing on both routers

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Alexander Yudaev, 2015-05-14
@merss

yes, there are two options:
1. each column will be an adaptive column, the first two will be indented from above.
2. more gimmicky margin with negative values ​​in one of the columns.
it's at the css level. You can also shaman with js.

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Evgeny Petrov, 2015-05-15
@Petroveg

No columns are needed - we take it and do it using transform and media queries .
And we don’t need any margin if we want to make an adaptive menu.
This is how it looks

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Pavel, 2015-05-16
Sayk @PiSaiK

It is better not to use margin, but padding. Exclude bugs, and so yes. The solution is almost correct.
1. Three columns with float:left and equal width of 33.33%
2. In the first and last, the padding is 200px.
3. If the width is less than 960 pixels, use copper kveri to remove the floating property from the columns and reset the width to auto, remove the padding from the first and last.

div {
   float:left;
   width:33.3%
}
div.first,
div.last {
   padding:200px 0 0
}
@media screen and (max-width: 960px) {
div {
   paddint:0;
   float:none;
   width:auto;
}}

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