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I posted a solution here you my wish to try.

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=47440

I have been struggling with getting a USB760 to work reliably with a Mikrotik. I found this reference on a Linux forum, tried it and now the USB760 is stable, i.e. will not cause the serial port to drop and require a hard reboot. By default, the modem comes from Verizon with a feature enable to have...

Greetings After upgrading a x86 box running 3.30 using routing test to 4.1, I found the routing package disabled. Fortunaley, I was able to conect to the remote box and enable th erouting package. I will be upgrading another 3.28 box runnig routng test later today and will enable routing instead of ...

OSPF seems to peg CPU as well, just not as fast.

Will try routing-test later tonight

I have benn able to confirm that the BGP module on 3.14 (and for that matter 3.14RC1) cause the CPU to peg on an x86. It works fine on 3.13.

Tech support advises to use routing-test for BGP if running 3.14

Cheers

Joe

Here is the response I received on a support ticket about this question:

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Hello,

Currently we don't have similar features, but we will consider adding it in one of future releases.

Regards,
Maris


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The 3.14 x86 upgrade causes a CPU peg on several of my machines. The only way to get at the machine is to unplug the connection(s) providing routing updates, ftp on older version (3.13 workes for me) and reboot.


I suspect routing package, perhaps BGP.
Am running BGP and OSPF

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I developed a solution which I am in the process of documenting. I will try to post it in the next few days.

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Joe

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How do you get the mikrotik to authenticate once you have created the radius user?

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If I upgrade my hotspot to mipsle 3.4, I cannot reach destinations outside my routed network.



If downgrade back to 3.3, everything works swell

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I was indeed doing inspect->add to list->drop. I now believe this was causing excessive CPU loading that resulted the crashes. I reordered the ip firewall filter list to drop traffic from the dynamic address list and inspect later packets that made it through all the other "drops". drop->i...

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Thanks for your note. You are correct. I was doing inspect, add to dynamic address list if appropriate, then drop if on address list and thus looking at every packet. I have put the drop ahead of the inspect.

I'll let you know what happens.

Joe

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To delete an address list called my_addresses, do from the command line:

/ip firewall address-list remove [/ip firewall address-list find list=my_addresses

/ip firewall address-list pr list=my_dynamic_address_list file=exported_list

will export the dynamic list called my_dynamic_address_list to a file called exported_list.txt which can then be retrieved via FTP from the box.

I also am unable to export a dynamic address list and would appreciate help

Joe