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TROUBLESHOOTING

By Otufowora AbdulKareem
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Common Errors

Authentication Failures "Incorrect Password" - Verify the customer's password in the dashboard - Check for case sensitivity in username - Ensure the username doesn't have extra characters "Missing Username" - RADIUS request didn't include a username - Check MikroTik RADIUS client configuration - Verify the PPPoE or Hotspot profile is correct "Subscription Expired" - Customer's subscription has expired - Process payment to renew - Check the expiry date in the customer profile Accounting Issues Sessions Not Showing 1. Verify RADIUS is configured on the MikroTik: /radius print 2. Check accounting is enabled: /radius incoming print 3. Verify the router can reach the RADIUS server 4. Check firewall isn't blocking UDP ports 1812/1813 Duplicate Sessions - Use the Clear Stale Sessions button in the dashboard - This removes duplicate sessions, keeping only the most recent per user - The cron job also handles this automatically Session Not Stopping - The MikroTik may not be sending Accounting-Stop packets - Use the Disconnect button to force termination - Check the router's RADIUS configuration Connection Issues "No Active Sessions Found" - No users are currently connected - Verify the router is online - Check that customers are actually trying to connect RADIUS Timeout - Router can't reach our server - Check WireGuard tunnel status - Verify network connectivity - Check firewall rules Mikrotik Router Issues "device mode not allowed"" If the device reports "device mode not allowed", open the MikroTik terminal and run /system/device-mode update mode=advanced, unplug the power cord for 10 seconds, then restore power before retrying the provisioning command.

Last updated on Jul 27, 2026