Sorry to bring back this older thread - I noticed a slight improvement of behaviour in more recent versions of ROS, don't know exactly it started but at least in `7.18` the address prefix seems more predictable after a reboot. It seems to me that the delegated prefix bits are now assigned in order b...

IPv6 FastTrack has made a noticeable difference on my CCR2004!
When routing 6Gbps of traffic I'm seeing ~15% reduction in total CPU usage.
That's a significant free upgrade by my book!

Not sure if this is a 7.16 or Winbox 4 Beta 8 issue, since I just got this device today and immediately updated it to 7.16. With an almost empty configuration, a minute or so after I have created an empty bridge on the device, Winbox 4.0beta8 would fail to connect to the device with a "MacConne...

Not sure if this is a 7.16 or Winbox 4 Beta 8 issue, since I just got this device today and immediately updated it to 7.16. With an almost empty configuration, a minute or so after I have created an empty bridge on the device, Winbox 4.0beta8 would fail to connect to the device with a "MacConne...

Sure, attaching config below. Since yesterday I have consolidated some IPv4 Firewall rules and NAT rules (though not sure NAT rules mattered), while there is a slight gain in IPv4 throughput the gap is still very wide. Throughput on IPv4 averages ~3Gbps, while IPv6 averages at ~8Gbps. I have also ta...

Hi all, I'm trying to troubleshoot some speed issue which led me to this weird performance differences between IPv4 and IPv6 - hoping I can get some help narrow down the bottleneck. I understand throughout for routing traffic going through CCR2004 is likely to be CPU bound, but I wasn't expecting IP...

Update: I have by chance gotten it to work after assigning an additional IP address from the delegated prefix to the interface with my ISP (despite already getting one through DHCPv6?). https://i.imgur.com/AwCqNYW.png Any idea why the address obtained from ISP is not enough to give RouteOS IPv6 acce...

I've recently migrated my setup from RB4011 to CCR2004, most things went smoothly except I couldn't get the new DDNS to work with IPv6 anymore, it seems to think I have no IPv6 connectivity. I am able to ping Google's DNS from RouterOS: > ping address=2001:4860:4860::8844 src-address=2a01:zzzz:87bd:...

I raised a ticket with Mikrotik Support about this issue earlier.

Mikrotik Support asked me to reboot my router.
I hate to think the mynetname.net domain got suspended because I didn't reboot my router. /s

Yo Mikrotik, Your mynetname.net domain used by IP > Cloud DDNS is suspended. Did you forget to do the domain detail validation thing? xx Domain Name: MYNETNAME.NET Registry Domain ID: 1856616582_DOMAIN_NET-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.publicdomainregistry.com Registrar URL: www.publicdomainreg...

I just had the same issue... Did you connect te router directly to your PC? If so, connect it via a switch... Windows doesn't always bring up the NIC when there is no link... This helped me on Windows 10 too. This is absolutely baffling - netinstall sees the device but did nothing when I clicked in...

I tried almost everything, nothing helped. Then I tried newest RC firmware. I saw incrase in WiFi download speed immediately. I guess that there are no stable FW with fixed WiFi on Ac^2 out there yet. But I'm glad that this problem is fixed on RC fw. I am seeing the same issue with my hAP ac^2. Wir...