I would argue that somehow one of the MT routers had run a backup, and
the other had been restored from that backup.
The fact that you could reset it back to factory, indicates that MT had
not messed it up (factory settings were correct).
I have gotten allegedly "new" MT equipment that had had very obviously
"not factory" mods made to it. My suspicion is that some vendors may
make changes and/or they loan equipment to customers, and it
mysteriously gets weird stuff done to it.
Just sayin'
bp
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On 11/13/2014 8:24 PM, Sterling Jacobson via Af wrote:
If it hadn’t been Mikrotiks problem to begin with…
