What it means
The ISP’s DHCP server refused to renew the address, so the router lost internet until it gets a new lease.
Why it happens
- ISP-side change or maintenance.
- The router changed or the MAC is not the registered one.
- Two devices with the same MAC on the line.
How to fix it
- Release/renew: /ip dhcp-client release [find]; then check it gets a new address.
- If the ISP binds by MAC, restore the registered MAC on ether1.
- If repeating, ask the ISP for their DHCP logs.
Useful tools
Other MikroTik errors
- login failure for user admin from 198.51.100.7 via ssh
- pppoe-out1: terminating... - authentication failed
- pppoe-out1: terminating... - peer is not responding
- ether2: bridge port received packet with own address as source address (64:d1:54:00:00:01)
- dhcp1 offering lease 192.168.88.254 for 00:11:22:33:44:55 without success