MikroTik

WirelessRudy

Yeah, but the R11e-LTE has its own firmware (don't confuse it with the RouterBoard "firmware" which is actually a bootloader for RouterOS), and yours is running MikroTik_CP_2.160.000_ v008 whilst the up-to-date one is MikroTik_CP_2.160.000_ v018 . Ok, but your line; "And pray the who...

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Anyway, we swapped the sim from my mobile (runs G4/LTE) with the LtAP mini and verse versa and found that the sim is the culprit. My 'master' sim run G4 in the LtAP mini now and the 'duplo' (or duplicate) runs only G3 in my mobile. I had it double checked with an Orange salesrep and after trying in ...

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I would say let's start from pulling your R11e-LTE into 2021 as it is almost over now. As I could not find how to do firmware upgrade using Winbox, you'll have to try using the command line (you can get a command line window by pressing the [New Terminal] button in Winbox). Make sure that the power...

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Oh, and this is a screenshot of the cell-monitor (there is no menu with only "monitor" in ROS v. 4.49.1)

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WirelessRudy

So now to your actual issue, since it doesn't seem to be a band support issue, what exactly does /interface lte monitor info 0 show on the LtAP mini, esp. the field access-technology?

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MNO - Mobile Network Operator, yes, it is the cellphone operator. And yes, LtAP mini, or rather the R11e-LTE used in it, may not cover some bands the operator is using in your particular country. There's the "united market" but still quite some regulations remain country-specific. If the ...

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Verify that broadband modem in LtAP mini supports LTE band used by new MNO in your area. List of supported bands for R11e-LTE card (the one shipped with LtAP mini LTE kit) does contain all the usual European LTE FDD bands (B20 - 800 MHz, B8 - 900 MHz, B3 - 1800 MHz, B1 - 2100 MHz, B7 - 2600 MHz) an...

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I recently switched from provider so had to insert a new sim in the LtAP mini. After configuring the device with the new APN settings it connects to the network like it should. Internet browsing etc. and it states 'connected' etc. But it only connects to 3G. Not to LTE (4G) which it should. The sim ...

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Hi, I am pretty new to Dude but already managed to get a lot of useful data out of it in monitoring my small WISP network. So do I have on all wired and most (3rd party hardware gives me still problems) wireless links showing me the throughput and what the connection rate is. In the color or link ty...

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I have two Ignitenet ML 2.5 60-35 backhauls running. Apart from the IP address and the Uptime I can't find the right oid's to show me which radio is running (60Ghz or the 5Ghz backup) with what SSID and Frequency + bandwidth. I tried some I found on some other forums but they are years old and don't...

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Alternatively just give up on AC feature set entirely and this time put a proper effort into Wifi6 and do it right. Start again but without dragging heels in the sand forever, so that at least in 1 or 2 years time MikroTik can actually be competitive in the wireless space That is basically what the...

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And on what devices will that be able to run? Only the ac2 devices? Or also the 'older' mipsbe Netmetals and RB922's? It's currently only for latest ARM devices with 256MB RAM and 128MB of flash. So only Audience and AC^3 and other newest products, nothing else. Devices with 16MB of flash will like...

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Anybody that can shed a light on this issue. All my logs are filled with logins and log outs now. On top of that, I have also many login failures from "admin" with the same IP address (the Dude) as the successful logins. But this administrator "admin" doesn't exist in my network....

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I just bought a bunch, and installed, Tenda-AC21 routers. The only difference with the AC23 is it has 2 antennas less. But they work like a charm! People that needed repeaters before can ditch them. Those with 5 Ghz enabled devices automatically connect to the 5 Ghz radio and they see for the first...

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Just bought an Aruba IAP-315 @USD 60 from amazon US, nearly the same cost of an cAP ac but with MTBF of 105years, it gonna last forever. Airtime fairness, band steering, k/v/r...... everything you need for a wireless network is just there. Really??? https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Aruba+IAP-315&ref=...

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@millenium7 There is also a difference between serving moving clients, 3rd party clients or just running a 'fixed wireless' system. Where I found years ago that indoor Wifi routers from many 'cheap' brands like TP-Link, Tenda or you name them are nothing worse then a 2 or 4 times more expensive 'bra...

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I am going to jump into this year(s) old discussion: 1. It has been augmented that the signal coming from the AP should be actually set the same as what signal reaches the AP from the client. Or in other words, both ends should have the same output and since for most mobiles, tablets, laptops etc. i...

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So now we are nearing 2021 and what is the situacion re 'Bandsteering'. We started to install 30€ costing Tenda AC21 Wifi routers that have Bandsteering working like a charm... (amongst many other features like 6 high gain antennas, MU-Mimo, Beamforming and Gigabit ports and a powerful CPU. We make ...

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Did you ever found your answer?
I would like to know now, I am setting up Dude and have some 8 Netonix switches in my network. I would like to draw as much info from them I can that is useful.
But its hard to find the needed oid's

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RX-C:[round(oid("1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10.4")/10000000)] M/s || TX-C:[round(oid("1.3.6.1.4.1.41112.1.10.1.4.1.4.120.138.32.95.41.108")/1000)]M/s AVS: [oid("1.3.6.1.4.1.41112.1.10.1.7.5.0")]m What is that showing? I put it in my Dude but have not really a clue what I am loo...

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Yes I did! Very helpful!

Is the "AirFiber 5" the same as the "AirFiber5X"?
I need the last..

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Anybody can tell me what the Trap Generators "temp-exception" means? It seem to be set by default.
What is it doing? Or avoiding to do?

WirelessRudy

I only use ARMs as clients and I don't see any problem. I have throughput problem even with mibsbe in some cases, especially for client upload, or with NetMetal + mANT I only get 50Mbps throughput when with other vendors I get 200Mbps, but I think it's a mANT problem. We had a similar problem. mANT...

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We had a similar problem. mANT good signals, poor throughput. We have removed all mANTs and do not plan to use them again. SXT SA (90 degrees) and QRT (10 degrees) are currently the best solutions (seemingly more concentrated directional energy). I hope MT will build a QRT with 30,45,60,90 degrees....

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Did you ever got an answer to this question? I have the same question....

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Rural areas have no cables, but there is cell service everywhere. This is good for countries with no ground infrastructure, for mountainous areas, any kind of places that are small (so LTE can easily cover). Well, as I wrote in another comment; Rural landscape in several European countries have cov...

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From a personal perspective, regarding CAT12, in our country, there is no data cap and the LTE speeds easily exceed 100 Mbit any time of day. So I can just guess that it depends on your operator. Most European operators still have data caps and speeds nearing 100Mbit is a rare event in the countrys...

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Can somebody tell me what market is the CAT12 LTE aiming for? As European WISP they are little use since it's almost impossible to run a LTE network. As client device from the major cell ops (Vodafone, Movistar, Orange etc.) is only of use if there is strong G4 (4G) signal and then you still have to...

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Just installed a Powerbox PRO :( Would have much rather bought a netPower 15FR. Powerbox PRO has 4x PoE-out. 15FR has 15 PoE-in ports! Not quite the same! If you need to power more then one device the Powerbox PRO can do that. If you want redundant power supply to your router from the different cli...

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Trying to get this back on track.... as was mentioned, Wave2 AC can segment transmissions on 20Mhz increments. Ie, an 80Mhz Wave2 AC channel can be 4 separate transmissions to a client. This requires Wave2 APs though, so very limited scope of value here. Wave1 APs won't do this. 802.1ax and OFDMA o...

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When comparing AC to NV2 is that running units with the same channel width - NV2= 20Mhz and AC=20Mhz? In some cases yes, in some we upgraded to 40Mhz (and in 2 even to 80Mhz wide). But before things became worse with NV2 going from 20 to 40Mhz. Now usually not. (But careful setting of frequency and...

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I stop buy mikrotik AC gears.I buy only used cheap OLD LHG & SXT 802.11N . & wait for UBNT LTU. F irst tests gave 150Mbit from 20Mhz, 420Mbit from 50Mhz & good price 99$ for basic client CPE. Ok, maybe we should make a deal. I have some 100 LHG-n devices soon and actually we just threw ...

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LOOK CLOSER NV2+20Mhz+802.11N + ARM CLIENTS. RTS/CTS settings & HW retries without meaning FOR NV2 mode. I have many 802.11AC sites not NV2. But pure AC works only fort short distance & good signals. If u have noise & 5 km links + p2mp 20 clients pure 802.1n/AC don't works no matter RTC...

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@2jAREK; Your screenshots are not giving good info. What are the RTS/CTS settings in both 802.11n or 802.11ac? What are signal strengths of the clients. Did your readup on 802.11ac IEEE protocol standard? Hidden node is no longer an issue since it is the AP that hands out airtime to associated devic...

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Yes! Me too! DISC AC LITE is the bugger. The arm SXT's are a lot more stable on the identical configuration. Dyna's fine. LHG fine. Just the damn DISC AC LITE. The main problem I experience is when the control frame timeouts start happening. After a while the disc just disconnects from the AP and t...

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I shared my configuration in the other forum but neither you nor mikrotik helped me. I would be very embarrassed to treat my clients or people as you do. It is known that the arm and the nv2 does not work correctly, why do you deny reality? I have several mixed (mipsbe + arm) P2MP networks and have...

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My experience says that arm devices works in NV2 AC mode like old mipse device but you must have a good signal (better than -50db) and good s/n and you don't have to ask more than 60 mbit/s of aggregate bandwidth with 30 cpes. AC 40 Mhz channel is not usable both old mipsbe and new arm devices Doub...

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Mimosa uses the Quantenna chipset which is a BEAST. That said, their deployment model doesn't seem to take advantage of all it's power, and they still don't have a firmware with proper MU-MIMO despite chipset support. If you are talking any apples to apples scenario though, Mimosa will beat mikroti...

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80Mhz is near impossible to pull off full performance outdoors in 5Ghz. You’d have to be in the wilderness 20 miles from any homes and well below the tree line. True, but one of the advantages of using 80Mhz channel over 40 or 20 even in a 'noisy' 802.11 environment is the ability of the 'ac' stand...

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He cranks up power until all clients are hot enough to stay connected. Nothing which scales but he lives in a hostile environment where every radio cries out loud. If you want to build a sane good performing network you need gps sync, atpc and good antennas. True. Anything worse than -60 is conside...

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What would you do if mikrotik does not release a stable tdma protocol or new Access Points. Netmetal is a very old AP. And in the future products shown in the mums they don't have plans for new wireless products. Mikrotik seems to be focused on routing and the wireless market seems to be not their ...

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One question I asked myself multiple times is why MikroTik doesn't use the drivers from chipset vendors. I believe the main reason was the ability to implement protocols like nstream and nv2. I get better results in 802.11ac anyway. If tuned properly it outperforms NV2 and nStreame in almost any ci...

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@WirelessRudy, Do you still use Mimosa? Is it woth deploying in interop mode? I still use is yes. But am not investing any further in it. I can do almost the same with MT gear for a fraction of the costs. Also, further developments in Mimosa go slow. MU-Mimo promised years ago only since a few mont...

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We need asap something like EPMP3000 mu-mimo 4x4 with GPS sync compatible with NV2 and 802.11N/AC client

YES!
Beamforming, mu-mimo 4 and all the rest will bring back MT on my top wanted gear again!

WirelessRudy

I didn't say wAP and I didn't say when But yes, we are always working on new and exciting products
Dont step back

WirelessRudy

I am from Holland too and know the differences between the two countries. But where in Holland the rules are strict, and policing is everywhere, in Spain only those that get denounced by others get a checkup. It's with housing rules, business rules, safety rules, traffic rules etc. etc. You can basi...

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I don't understand al that whining abt MT not making it into the future.............................................. our marriage into the future! Don t know what your available Spektrum is. We need/use gps sync to get the performance we need. This is Spain... we use like all the others, that what...

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I don't understand al that whining abt MT not making it into the future... I am a small 750 clients WISP in an area where at least 8 other providers are around. 60% of my network is now full 'ac' (with a load of 'arm' devices) and I run on most of my 40+ sectors plain 802.11 which still everytime ag...

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I don't see your issue....
Me neither.

Rudy: Tried to PM you, but failed
rudy@marucom.es

WirelessRudy

my provider has told me that there is no more ap with mipsbe. It is true? I have not bought anything for months and they call me worried. I recently changed all my arm for other manufacturer. I would like to know if mikrotik is going to solve the problem or I have to throw all the arm I have the sa...

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Last months we are getting clients comments about erratic and random disconnects, movie freezing, pages partially loading. But only only on clients that are PPPoE client 3rd party Wifi router. (So these 3rd party wifi router do the client auth. and are src-natting client traffic into our network and...

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Last post here is October 2018. Since then everybody found the answers? Did MT somewhere explained the alignment procedure? I have some of the same 60Ghz links and yes they work great. But still we are a bit puzzled on the best way to align. We need to make some 10 km links now (up to now our longes...

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RBLHGG-60adkit fell from a height of 10 meters to the ground and never broke but When connected to electricity only power led it works (PWR led on) but all another led not work (ETH ,USR , Wireless ,align left right ............) i try to connect it to my computer The computer has never seen the ne...

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Now time for fix 40 MHz channel in this moment max speed only 150 Mbit for TCP :( + 1 Tried to use 40MHz instead of 20MHz using nv2 many years ago on a link that was up for nearly 7 years. It was rock solid but it did not become faster than 20MHz, in fact no differences at all. Flat out speed was a...

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If AP works with 5Ghz-only-AC should CPE also work in "only-AC"? Or is "N/AC" good enough? Does it trigger a different driver in CPE? Or does it make no difference at all? (We keep "N/AC" so we can always roll back if needed. But if "ac only" would be better I...

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What is your software version? I run 6.44 now on all my AP's and clients and have some 700 clients. Some 50% are now arm devices but I don't see any difference between arm and mipsbe. I also don't see these disconnects often. Sometimes yes, but that can be any device. I run 802.11n or ac if the net...

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Sounds to me a wireless issue. Yes, this is wireless bug. But only on ARM . Mipsbe, mmips don´t have this problem. This problem has nothing to do with SNR or CCQ . You can have the signal -45, CCQ = 100% and still disconnect from AP. The client will never reconnect himself. In scan from client duri...

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Still unsolved problem: ARM client with NV2 is disconnected from AP without reason (ROS 6.44). In log is - lost connection, synchronization timeout Solution? Reboot client from LAN side. Ticket#2019012222004029 Sounds to me a wireless issue. Probably interference so NV2 sync between AP and CPE gets...

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@20 MHz 802.11N (not AC) NV2 now 110 Mbit/s for TCP speedtest good job mikrotik :D . Now time for fix 40 MHz channel in this moment max speed only 150 Mbit for TCP :( That makes little sense... If you see an improvement on the ROS for 20Mhz then you should also see the same kind of improvement on 4...

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Maybe its time for UK to change to EU plug. Ahh, I did forget UK goes out of EU :) I have travel around the world and UK plug is one the ugliest and largest plug out there.... I live in Sweden but I must say the UK plug is one of the bulkiest to work work with it is also one if the smartest with fu...

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@gallegos09; Este foro esta en Inglès. Pero debes leer un poco sobre la tecnologia. S/N debe ser lo mas alto que puede pero todo baja de 30dB esta muy mal. Para hacer mas señal con la misma configuracion puedes poner un canal de 40 o de 20Mhz solo. Sube el nivel de señal, aumenta el S/N y puede ser ...

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In my network things were running smoothly without complaints from clients, the day after going from 6.42.3 to 6.44 we starded receiving many complaints about slow internet speed. In two sectors we have two clients with signal going from -68 to -72 and these clients were using the Internet without ...

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well, the context was in the sense of mixing "mipsbe" (and "mipsle") devices with "arm" equipped processors where several people seems to have problems with. Apart from that you are right, in NV2 only mikrotik gear works. But in 802.11 you can also use any other 802.11...

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Now i´ve an AP with 26 ARM CPE. I wounder if i can do a stress test to all units at the same time, like high BW. You can, but you'll have to login to every unit and run it. You need a lot of open windows in your management PC..... And you'll find the maximum throughput is relatively low since the A...

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"NV2 in this release has been improved for mixed networks." Please, explain the definition of "mixed networks". As far as I know I can only use NV2 with mikrotik gear. And what happend to what Mikrotik stated a few month ago when they've released version 6.42.3 saying that now o...

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NV2 in this release has been improved for mixed networks. But still my Omnitik serves some 14 clients 130% better with 802.11ac rts/cts then NV2. And this P2MP works in 40Mhz where part of it overlaps other remote AP's. Spectrum is pretty full. Before the difference between NV2 and 802.11 was almost...

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Incorrect time is cosmetic Winbox bug noticed when there are multiple Winbox instances open. If you check in terminal, time is reported correctly. Well, would still be nice to see it corrected in a new update since I have it in all my wAP60G's shown in winbox to see when and how many times the link...

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Now i´ve an AP with 26 ARM CPE. I wounder if i can do a stress test to all units at the same time, like high BW. You can, but you'll have to login to every unit and run it. You need a lot of open windows in your management PC..... And you'll find the maximum throughput is relatively low since the A...

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This is not AC mode, AC mode will reach around 240Mbps on 40MHz
yeee single TCP stream 240 Mbit from 40 Mhz Mby in lab.

Impossible:
802.11ac MCS9 = 200Mbps is highest possible connection rate for 40Mhz channel, one stream. You are on dual stream. You can't beat the standard...

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Another "bug" from version to version, form stable to stable release "Future" time on GRE tunnels in (up\down) status field May be someone know how it resolve? Thanks! Well, this must be of help to Mikrotik. I also still see the same on my last up- and downtime columns in my wAP...

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please upgrade and see. most people have reported good results. Ok, yesterday upgraded a NetMetal5 from 6.34.12 to 6.44 and all its 9 clients (a mixture of Sextants, LHG's and SXT lites) the same. All mipsbe and all working on 'n' modulation. Although the NV2 improved a lot, 802.11n with rts/cts is...

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WirelessRudy - Do you have an access to this IP address? Please provide supout file from your router to support@mikrotik.com. Speed Test works just fine for me to/from all accessible IP addresses;

Already know the answer. Both units need to be 6.44 to have all CLI bandwidth features working.

WirelessRudy

just a question; now for ptp link wich is better between nv2 and 802.11n? nv2 was designed to optimise performance of point to multipoint networks. Usually vanilla 802.11 is faster in ptp however in cases where there is interference nv2 can perform better than 802.11. When setting up ptp links I al...

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speedtest - added "/tool speed-test" for ping latency, jitter, loss and TCP and UDP download, upload speed measurements (CLI only) This feature is nice indeed! It wouldn't be me not to ask for more though :D : - Can the time the test run either be adjusted by administrator of just set long...

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@WirelessRudy If you set BTEST Authenticate, you need use full command like: /tool speed-test user=YourUsernmae password=YourPassword address=10.30.30.30 I've done that but see no difference The 'status' shows that the test is performing the different tests (udp and tcp up- and download) but comes ...

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@WirelessRudy If you set BTEST Authenticate, you need use full command like: /tool speed-test user=YourUsernmae password=YourPassword address=10.30.30.30 I've done that but see no difference The 'status' shows that the test is performing the different tests (udp and tcp up- and download) but comes ...

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!) speedtest - added "/tool speed-test" for ping latency, jitter, loss and TCP and UDP download, upload speed measurements (CLI only); Just updated one SXT-Lite5ac connected to a 6.43.12 Netmetal and making the test to a 6.43.4 CCR Where is the jitter? Where is the download result? Package...

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Congratulations on this massive release with 236 changes. I'm really looking forward to test.
Thx a lot!

236 changes to have new bugs introduced.....

WirelessRudy

ìt really work ! PtP 20MHZ TCP 1. 802.11 105/100 2. NV2 90/80 nv2 work what never before on ARM, but we wait continued improvements This still shows 802.11 is better? What signal strength on both ends? 1 stream tcp or more? Test between the two devices or from devices behind the two radio's? (like ...

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Why do you ask wirelessrudy? You work fine with arm in the past What a weird counter question is this.... You make a claim and people then would like to know how you came to that claim. That's not a weird question, this forum is full of it. This new release is still wet from its paint and you alrea...

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I can not believe it, the nv2 works perfectly in arm with version 6.44rc4 giving more speed and stability than nstreme or 802.11. How did you test? How many devices? P2MP? How many associated clients? Did you upgrade the AP only or also its clients? Before I am going to try this version on one of m...

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More improvements in next release for Nv2+ARM Did you guys look into the time stamps? "Last Link Up Time" and "Last Link Down Time" show time in the future...... Time on the router itself is right (corrected by sntp protocol) and in the log time stamps are right too. But the tim...

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I changed my arm because my clients complained and threatened to report me. I only have two lhg ac in a lab ptp and with the latest firmware in 20 mhz these are the results= 50 mbs with ping 60-70... You are doing something wrong. I run higher (much higher) speeds in a P2MP environment with an AP a...

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I changed my arm because my clients complained and threatened to report me. I only have two lhg ac in a lab ptp and with the latest firmware in 20 mhz these are the results= 50 mbs with ping 60-70... You are doing something wrong. I run higher (much higher) speeds in a P2MP environment with an AP a...

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my provider has told me that there is no more ap with mipsbe. It is true? I have not bought anything for months and they call me worried. I recently changed all my arm for other manufacturer. I would like to know if mikrotik is going to solve the problem or I have to throw all the arm All NetMetals...

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But yeah, finetuning your P2MP is the hot word here. And one new AP or frequency shift from a competitor can throw all your hours of finetuning overboard ..... :? Yes its a never ending battle in p2mp. You are very lucky you can get good results on 80mhz. I don't have 80mhz of clean, contiguous spe...

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googling I have found https://devopedia.org/ieee-802-11ad You have found nothing moren then; "This standard* is also called Directional Multi-Gigabit (DMG)" *(802.11ad) So why is this set in the "tx-mode; dmg"??? Makes little sense. In 802.11a/b/g/n/c same would read; "tx-m...

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So far, 802.11ac on ARM devices is the best choice. My opinion. My APs are mostly netmetal (mipsbe AC) and my CPEs are typically LHG XL (mipsbe N) I use NV2 with dynamic downlink of 70/80% and 20Mhz channels To be fair to Mikrotik, since the couple of changes they made in 2018 our bandwidth per sec...

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Ty WirelessRudy, Ok, I now use on main point incoming link CCR1009 and have 2 FC link one 500/500 and other is 150/150 but I expect from main point to office 2 point much more than now with QRT5. My question if now have around 100/100 how many I will get with Dyna Dish or QRT 5ac. Given your high s...

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A sector with 15 clients a/n/40mhz and the one I've tested is old single core .ac. Under each picture you can find the protocol used. Sadly in 802.11 is not stable and clients gets a lot of disconnections so I'm sticking with nstreme. The conclusion is Mikrotik have lost speed in any protocol, a lo...

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So no one is able to provide realistic information for Dyna Dish and QRT 5ac speed There are too many variables to just give you an answer like that... Starting with measuring the speed from routers attached behind the antena will free the cpu of the antena to pass the traffic and not at the same t...

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chipset limit is 8 Whats about smaller Channels? Yes, what about smaller channels? With smaller channels we can setup more sectors on one tower and still get good speeds (100+Mbps) to the only 8 maximum clients per sector...... (4 frequencies is not enough if you wan't to build a mini cell network ...

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chipset limit is 8

That's a pity! Can we expect some change in the future?

WirelessRudy

- InterCell - LTE Base Stations, preorders available Can somebody update me on this... I understood LTE is cell operator's stuff. And the LTE devices Mikrotik sells are to pickup that signal and enhance it.. But you need to connect to cell op's network with cell op's simm card. Now MT has 'base sta...

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Why is the client limit of the 60Ghz AP's still 8? Is this a chip set limit, software? Practical? An AP with a wider beam invites for more clients to connect. But if the limit is still eight, why bother. I am already reaching that limit in the 60 degree units. We need more clients per AP. (And if th...

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Which ROS gives the best results on the 60Ghz devices at this moment? We run 6.43.4 and 6.43.8 for all our 'normal' Mikrotik products now and that's fine. But our 60GHz stuff is still all on 6.44beta28 since that gave half a year ago better results then the at the time "current" version fo...

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Morning everyone - I haven't posted in a while as most things Mikrotik have worked well within their inherent limitations - nonetheless is is great equipment for the price point and I don't think you can find anything more flexible to configure. With all that being said...I've been testing the 60g ...

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@leonix; What speeds do you get? I made now extensive tests on at least 6 different P2MP networks of mine (all Mikrotik, some 'ac' only, other mixed. All have mipsbe and arm devices mixed, AP's are either NetMetal or SXT-SA device. Some work in 20Mhz and some in 40Mhz band. Some have data rates fixe...

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@WirelessRudy thank You for reply :) Do I got You right, that on 80mhz ptmp scenario You can supply clients with 200mbps? ofcourse I do understand it's real world so overbooking is taken into account. But no complains from customers is enough , isn't it? With Mimosa I have no issue in reaching 200m...

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Anyone has experience in Bequant's tcp optimizer? http://www.bequant.com/bta.html Probably the same can be done by a Mikrotik CCR although they claim some patented technologies. And if someone can make same, send me a pm and give me a price for a 500Mbp backbone connection. Hello wireless Rudy, I h...

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Anyone has experience in Bequant's tcp optimizer? http://www.bequant.com/bta.html
Probably the same can be done by a Mikrotik CCR although they claim some patented technologies.
And if someone can make same, send me a pm and give me a price for a 500Mbp backbone connection.

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@WirelessRudy, how would You compare effectiveness of Elevate vs original ROS (% of bndwdth/jitter) ? And how would You compare 80mhz ptmp A5c vs mikrotik AC? As my networki is rather old, I could say I'm building it since beginnig of Mtik adventure in this field, I've got a lot towers mikrotik onl...

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Really? No way man, Ubnt AC 240-280Mbps on 40Mhz at 8km :P Around 130Mbps at 20MHz... Mimosa too, but Mikrotik maxes out with 180-190 Mbit @ 40 Mhz speeds are a factor of bandwidth, the amount of clients, protocol used, signals strength (=MCS rate) and package losses (=interference) In lab without ...

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Really? No way man, Ubnt AC 240-280Mbps on 40Mhz at 8km Around 130Mbps at 20MHz...

I beleive 130 is roughly half of 240-280........

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We have dishes alu for LDF AC, LHG AC and others.

240Mbps stable on 80MHz? How many we can reach at 40MHz? 50Mbps?

If you get 240Mbps on 80MHz then you get half of that on 40Mhz....

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Perfect.What version of routeros are you using in arm and mispbe cpes? Thanks for sharing with us your results.

6.43.8

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WirelessRudy you say that you can't see any difference between arm devices and mipsbe ones,but there is a lots complaints about packet loss in that architecture by using 802.11,nv2,nstreme.Please tell us more about it.Thanks Exactly! Because I don't see that difference I did mention it.... Just for...

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share configuration please

who?

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alejosalmon we use QRT as AP and it works great we shield it on the tower https://www.interprojekt.it/anti-noise-anti-interference-shield-routerboards-p-1751.html so we don't have any problem with colocation QRT with 10 degree coverage as AP? You must have many of these as sector or all clients clo...

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I have the same idea,but I want to use some stationbox cc xl 19 dbi with 922 card inside.The main reason is that the 90°,120° antennas make too much noise in my tower.The question,is it correct due to the very little opening angle?. Don’t buy Plastic Antennas like Dynadish, look for RF Elements Hor...

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alejosalmon we use QRT as AP and it works great we shield it on the tower https://www.interprojekt.it/anti-noise-anti-interference-shield-routerboards-p-1751.html so we don't have any problem with colocation QRT with 10 degree coverage as AP? You must have many of these as sector or all clients clo...

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@Alessio Garavano; Can you explain your setup again? Don't understand how it is....

You have one main backbone AP that serves at 10° 5 Dynadish stations that in return feed a tower to feed clients?

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Wireless settings are always a trade-off. Meaning raw speed goes at the expense of latency. If all your clients connect to 'n' protocol then you could leave the 'a' protocol rates unused but the 6mbps. (That is the basic that should always work) Then I set the highest mcs rate that keep all clients ...

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I work better in nstream Too. I can't work in 802.11 because i use voip. The problem is poor capacity... "VOIP" as in real phonelines over IP? Or Skype, facetime, whatsapp, etc. etc. That's also voip and work fine over my 802.11 AP's... But I'd presume these VOIP calls are relative rare o...

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Station Roaming Station Roaming feature is available only for 802.11 wireless protocol and only for station modes. When RouterOS wireless client is connected to the AP using 802.11 wireless protocol it will periodically perform the background scan with specific time intervals. When the background s...

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Hello. Thanks for the congratulations. I needed to design and install the network in 4 days, this is the better i can did with this time schedule, a long history to be told here. The dot lines are only for documentation purpose, in reallity the coverage of tower 7 reach all the yard but in order to...

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@WirelessRudy ...When running csma with properly configure rts/cts I see for traffic to only 2 or 3 clients hardly any package losses. The new csma+rts/cts protocol in 'ac' works pretty fine....... (1) Are you using just 802.11 and not Nstreme, (2) Properly configured rts/cts - any examples you can...

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Rudy, please do not do this crossposting. I already gave you a step-by-step manual, if you read it, you will have a working solution. Well, sometimes it takes crossposting to get any reply from 'a' member of the forum.. members don't get notifications on all new posts especial if they never wrote i...

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So here we go again.. (good! The more discussion the better! :D ) Package loss might be less in NV2, but imho when you have more then double the speed available that is not so much of an issue. The package simply gets resend (tcp) and that's it. If I have a sector with 10, 20 or even 30+ clients ass...

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Ummm, but you WILL have to do that. There is no easier way, you can't have a webpage with a moving map, if you don't have a web server :) https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:GPS-tracking Yes ok, but now I first have to investigate what server is best... any recommendations? You guys made screendu...

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Anybody already has done this? I am new to this but have no clue on how to get me a map that tell me where my LtAP mini with external GPS antenna (so it all works!) is. The wiki show some info but now I have to go into scripting, installing server(s), etc... A 'how to' for dummies would be appreciat...

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You are right. We already have this in our ToDo, and will try to make it, now that LtAP mini exists. Any news on this? A nice worked out example to use the unit in a tracking plotter would be nice. Although I have a bit of understanding of ROS is haven't got a glue how to use the LtAP mini to track...

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Hi Uldis, I would like to send the GPS data captured to traccar gps server. How do I make use of the GPS package and send the following data to the server? Login (sent once TCP connection is establshed): $PGID,123456789012345*0F\r\n (where 123456789012345 - IMEI or other unique id) Simple location ...

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Please @Mikrotik we only need that arm works in one protocolo very well, only one...

Use csma + RTS/CTS and you're fine...

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Modern protocols are adequate and work really well without Nv2. Nv2 is only needed if you have large legacy networks and need to add more devices to them. The simple answer is that Nv2 is an old solution to an old problem, but modern CPUs are not compatible with it and don't really need it. We need...

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BTW that screenshot is from the old brochure. I mean later today we will add some more stuff for you.

I made the screenshot straight from the mikrotik website, grabbed it and put it on the post. So the post was showing an up to date screenshot no more then 5 mins old.......

Merry X-Mas!

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I know that you will nitpick this ad infinitum, but I agree, I will make sure the brochure is more clear about this, so everyone can understand it.

Screenshot 2018-12-20 at 11.46.59.png

Thanks.

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The brochure and webpage does say that external antenna is required. We actually sell a lot of products without included antennas. Assumption is not good enough for any product. Always check environment before installing something. Netmetal also works poorly without antennas. For that one, we don't...

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Internal antenna exists and works if you have no miniPCIe module inside or if mounted with ports pointing up. Surely, most cases will have a module, this is why we mention recommendation for external antenna. You must be kidding. This answer is not good enough... People buy this device to have a sm...

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Screenshot 2018-11-20 at 10.17.43.png Normis, your post is misleading.... LtAP mini manual shot.JPG The manual and sales info are clearly stating "Build in GPS" and the info on the website actually states: "Use the built in GPS module to track the location of your vehicle in real tim...

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When do we ever see the option of select and copy text in the winbox log files? This has been asked for years. Plus the option to search for string of caracters? When studying your logs in winbox it's at times hard to get the eyes focused on what you want to see if there are many lines to read thro...

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I have seen several units running 6.34.4 where some time stamps to events are at a date that yet has to come.
The log registers same events correct.

Time shift Winbox.PNG

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When do we ever see the option of select and copy text in the winbox log files? This has been asked for years. Plus the option to search for string of caracters? When studying your logs in winbox it's at times hard to get the eyes focused on what you want to see if there are many lines to read throu...

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You are wrong as many say so,.. if there is no water on the dish and radiator [feeder] means a much more stable link, because we have a very focused beam. The same is how you set up a shield for powerbeam, it works much better and more stable than without a shield/radom... I think the fact that som...

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A 1/2.5/5/10Gb ethernet interface would be great as it would work on most existing cables. (I have 10Gb over 30m of cat5e cable, not even cat6) But even before such interface, I would like a better antenna with radome so that 1km+ links would be stable under heavy rain or snow. Under best condition...

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There is no point having MCS12 when we are limited by GigE interface (I'm sure current hardware can do it, but there is no point why go that high). Instead of making cheap 100Mbit/s CPEs, Mikrotik should release SFP+ version or something like wired 5Gb/s. Also reducing modulation speed to get more ...

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How can I have one wAP60G client have a signal of 45 while MCS 6 or 7 and a second wAP60G client have signal 55 but only MCS3? Would higher more signal not mean higher MCS? Could be multiple reflections? Difficult to know without having a look. I have been following the early versions and although ...

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There is no point having MCS12 when we are limited by GigE interface (I'm sure current hardware can do it, but there is no point why go that high). Instead of making cheap 100Mbit/s CPEs, Mikrotik should release SFP+ version or something like wired 5Gb/s. Also reducing modulation speed to get more ...

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How much close the wap are? Maybe some kind of interference Yes could be. But we've separated them at least 1,5 meter and they are also pointing in 4 different direction and use 4 different frequencies. The mast is hit by two more 60Ghz links. One LHG60G link and one Metrolinq link. But these are a...

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We have 4 of these devices in a mast and originally worked pretty fine. But lately we have many cuts. We worked through several ROS versions but now at least cannot go back before 6.42.7 since we need the 4 frequencies. On bright sunny days the connected devices (2 wAP60G + 1 LHG60G) see hardly cuts...

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How can I have one wAP60G client have a signal of 45 while MCS 6 or 7 and a second wAP60G client have signal 55 but only MCS3?

Would higher more signal not mean higher MCS?

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Features Request! a. Winbox, lets suppose we want to remove 5 columns and add 6 more. That would require to do 11 times the same thing since the list closes every time. Wouldn't it be easier (for the users not the programmer!) to have check box in front of every option, so as to check-uncheck whate...

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Three "stable" releases in just over a week seems to be rather a contradiction in terms to me. Perhaps "current" really was the correct name. A version should only be called "stable" if the user community deemed it stable..... as long as users still report issues, it s...

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Three "stable" releases in just over a week seems to be rather a contradiction in terms to me.
Perhaps "current" really was the correct name.

Agree.

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The exponential growth of MikroTik is always suprising me. You are all doing an excellent job there and I am very excited to see these products launch. I wonder what else is in the works... Huge thanks to you all at MikroTik! You must be kidding, no? Mikrotik is a very slow grower. They have been b...

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Is it possible to do a license upgrade on the SXTsq Lite60 and connect two of them for a short link? They look physically a bit more suitable for outdoor mast mounting than the wAP 60G AP. That's always possible without an upgrade of the license. Just set the 'master' or AP in 'bridge' mode instead...

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Now that's a list! Question; is this list now mentioning everything changed/corrected since 6.42.7 or is it compared to 6.42? Are any or all of these changes/corrections already available in previous v6.42.x versions? If this is all new I might wait with installing this huge upgrade on my 6.42.6 and...

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Re: Feature requests (ability to view wireless capabilities) Is there a feature to see/view the capabilities of a wireless wlan ? If not , then I would like to see a new feature to show the wireless capabilities and possible settings. My issue, I have more than 1,000 nv2 client Mikrotiks. I current...

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NV2 - increase NV2 client scan-for-AP b4 connect to AP Unlike 802.11 or nstream, nv2 clients do not background scan for better APs to connect or roam to. All client nv2 connections want to stay connected to the original nv2 AP they first connected to. Longer nv2 client scan times would at least get...

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This popped up for me on ROS v6.42.7 and new to me. What I understand from searching a bit on the internet it has something to do to improve roaming client's associations to the AP when WPA2 encrypted authentication is used? But in a 'static' P2MP network where clients always connect to the same AP ...

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I disagree enormously. 1. Mikrotik's hardware already supports everything that it needs to offer a considerably better product. Have a look at frequency monitor and wireless snooper - in relation to frequencies, noise floors, signal strength, channel usage etc. 2. There is no need to monitor the si...

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Expecting relative cheap Wifi devices like Mikrotik's indoor units, Ubiquity, TP-Link and name many other economic wifi routers for domestic use is the same as asking Formula 1 performances from a Hyundai I10 car..... The problems with Wifi enviroments is that to find the best channel for the AP to ...

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properly configure RTS/CTS the 'hidden node' issue doesn't exist anymore. cxan you explain it more ? :) If you read up a bit on the specifics of the RTS/CTS scheme and how it works then you'll know what I mean. Use google and find loads of info that better explain how the system works then I can do...

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properly configure RTS/CTS the 'hidden node' issue doesn't exist anymore. cxan you explain it more ? :) If you read up a bit on the specifics of the RTS/CTS scheme and how it works then you'll know what I mean. Use google and find loads of info that better explain how the system works then I can do.

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I deployed 3 sets in my network. First, very good (the shortest) The second bit longer, it can break unexpectedly, although it works on 6.42.5 (maybe the latest version will fix the problem) for now 24 days uptime, 40x link down. The third, the longest 852 meters, the weakest. In good weather signa...

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I have to mention that indeed NV2 in 6.42.6 has been improved. On AP's still running NV2 we see an improvement in overall capacity after the upgrade from <6.42.4 to 6.42.6. So in that respect MT has been right in their claim that NV2 was improved in the several 6.42.x versions. But it doesn't let al...

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802.11 versus NV2; viewtopic.php?f=7&t=137133

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We have been updating now some 8 AP's and their P2MP network clients and the overall outcome is that 802.11 plain protocol with properly configured RTS/CTS ( adaptive-noise-immunity=client-mode band=5ghz-n/ac basic-rates-a/g=6Mbps channel-width=20/40/80mhz-eCee disconnect-timeout=3s distance=dynamic...

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802.11 suffers from hidden node problems, network stalls, at least if trying it in some distribution network. Here counts nv2, and in old days nstreme. We have around 100Mbit/s P2MP using "modern devices" and current firmware and in legacy device environment (RN52 radio boards) we have 20...

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When testing P2MP networks for best throughput and latency you need to run a test from several CPE's (in a 'all MT' network) and then switch between the different protocols and setting to see what gives best result. Each time though the connection with AP is lost due a config change, the CPE needs t...

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We have updates some 8 AP's with anything between 8 and 30 Mikrotik CPE's connected, either a full 'ac' P2MP network or still'n'. In all networks the 802.11 mode outperforms NV2 a lot! Overal througput on the AP is some 50 to 100% better and individual clients get much more speed. One P2MP network w...

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We have now rolled back all our 60Ghz devices (AP's and CPE's) to 6.42.3 just to get them stable again. Also rolled back the firmwares. Several CPE's couldn't connect anymore in 6.42.6 due weak signal or variation in the signals. We noticed differences from 50 going back to 20 and then disconnects.....

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A WiFi TDMA mode that is compatible with UBNT airMAX. We usually have a mix of MikroTik/UBNT access points and clients in our network so we can only use bare 802.11 even when TDMA would perform much better. Alternative: an IEEE standard for this mode that is implemented by both companies. Now you'd...

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Just send a support request to Mikrotik. After upgrade from 6.42.3 to 6.42.6 we have weaker signals to/from clients and some don't even connect anymore. Signals from connected clients (4 x wAP 60G) are weaker then before and variate between 65 and 30 at times. One of the clients almost never connect...

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What's new in 6.42.6 (2018-Jul-06 11:56): *) w60g - fixed random disconnects; *) w60g - general stability and performance improvements; Disconnects (a few times per hour, started in 6.42.5, not a single one in 6.42.4) still not fixed for me, supout files sent again [Ticket#2018062622003837]. Never ...

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After the upgrade to .6 winbox started to behave strange. Normally while router reboots the connection is lost and has to be made again. Now windows sometimes stay open (like in the 'old' days) and when closed and opened again some sub windows don't show all info or have to be move to get the info s...

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Don't know if this is 6.42.6 related but it struck my eye after the upgrade: We have now CCQ rates better then 100%!!! That is good! But impossible imho. Also, on a 2,4Ghz AP most CPE's (mikrotik and 3rd party) connect with 1 chain only where there is ample difference in signal over the both chains....

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The VLAN configuration is the same for all models. MikroTik completely changed (improved) the VLAN configuration in 6.41 for all devices. It is not MikroTik's fault if you have some routers running versions before 6.41 and some running later versions. This is pertinent NOT true! arm models with 6.4...

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buenas tardes este firmware lo instale en 3 equipos rb750gl pero los mismos dejaron de funcionar, se reinicia constantemnete y los leds encienden y apagan a cada momento no los puedo recuperar ni con netinstall, tienen alguna solucion para este problema me quedaron 3 equipos como pisapapeles. I don...

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I would like Mikrotik to consider a new type of BaseStation AP - Something that is possibly modular (where antennas can be mounted to other antennas to form an array of small spot-beam sectors. - Something that falls under FCC point-to-point higher power rules - Something that functions simular to ...

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Don't do that! It can result in a boot loop! Well, I am not of yesterday. I have to try it first. I made some scripts myself in the past but just as script that I'd copy and paste in a terminal window when we upgrade units. But sometimes on the new cpu's the scripts are processed so fast some setti...

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*) wireless - improved Nv2 reliability on ARM devices;

I'm sorry to indicate that the nv2 protocol on arm devices continues to fail. It is unstable and has packet loss. Nstreme is still the best option

OH! So I'll sit and wait again.... Getting a bit frustrated over arm devices and NV2.....

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The firmware has gotten in sync with RouterOS versions....even if nothing has changed in the firmware. I hope one time it will be separated again and as extra information a second version number stating minimal RouterOS version. Can anybody make me a solution / script so after the ROS upgrade the u...

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There is definitive a need for 5GHz Backup. The weather is getting more problematic these days. We had 2 hard rains the last 10 days which even brought our 18GHz licensed links over it's limits (>30db attenuation) which have a big margin calculated. But backups have to take over very fast as the ra...

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@jainge: Yes, much smaller. On the 2,4 and 5Ghz these are about 6 x 4 mm where your picture shows 1 x 1 mm roughly.

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@jainge: Thanks for all that. So you where in fact 'the lucky guy'. Good! And more good news, extended range to 2000km! That gives me a couple of more links I can use them for (Although I think at this distance heavy rain will bring it down so a 5Ghz backup should still be running.) If I take a look...

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@jainge; Thanks for that info. Interesting tourist info too! Anyway, it gives me the 'feeling' you actually had some early test versions / versions for test purposes only. How come? All the way in Hawaii? Did the Mikrotik guys happen to be there on holiday and had 2 of these units in their suitcase?...

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signal: 80
rssi: -61
tx-sector: 15
tx-sector-info: right 1.4 degrees, down 1 degrees
rx-sector: 96

Would be nice to get some better explanation on these data (I am not talking the values!)

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Please keep in mind that stated 1.5km range is with including weather factors. We have a Wap 60G client connected to a Wap 60G basestation since last week. Distance 204 meters. (Only one other client to this AO at 50 meters). mcs 4 phy-rate:1155.0Mbps signal : 40 rssi :-69 tx-sector : 28 tx-sector-...

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Hello Folks! Unfortunately the WIFI (802.11N in this case) problems remains in this version. Connecting to WiFI and Loading the router with some wifi traffic causes CPU go sky high 100% at all time, and traffic goes down from normal 20-30Mbit/s to 0.5Mbit/s and starts to interrupt all the time. Ult...

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Any idea why sometimes WLAN drop my connection by this reason: Unicast key exchange timeout

viewtopic.php?t=116480#p577004

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E-Band like Siklu ETH v1200 works at 2500meters at 76GHz!!!.. 16GHz difference and only 500MHz width! That's another band and also not a free one. There are plenty of solutions on the market to bridge 2500 meters. But mostly licensed of very, very expensive.... let's stick to the topic. WirelessRud...

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The rain affects the attenuation and polarization of millimeter waves, shielding will not lessen the impact of rain. "At the millimeter wave frequency of 60GHz, the atmospheric absorption is very high, with 98 percent of the transmitted energy absorbed by atmospheric oxygen. While oxygen absor...

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Rock stable at 1200m on the rain. The new antenna model has a box with a connector Keysotne or Krone at the back of the antenna, the front is completely enclosed with a draft radom shield :P ?? Photo's of the antenna and the type of shield? Would the shield make any difference in respect of the rain?

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RouterOS version 6.42.3 has been released in public "current" channel! *) wireless - improved Nv2 PtMP performance; Does this improvement need an upgrade of AP only or all CPE's need to have the upgrade? Or if not, what minimal version do CPE's need to have to work with this improvement?

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RouterOS version 6.42.3 has been released in public "current" channel! *) wireless - improved client "channel-width" detection; Can we have an explanation on this one. How is it improved? What did not happen before? If client is set at 20Mhz where AP is at 40Mhz or higher client...

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WHAT? "LEDS show you"?? Meaning they tell me to; "go left", or "go right"? "Go up", or "go down"?? Exactly, depending on used beam-forming pattern LHG can tell you where to turn it. LED sticker comes with small arrows and device "blinks you to ...

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I'm just saying that mikrotik distributors are not making much effort to make the new products available. This is not MK's fault but we can not import from other countries that have the product in stock. p.s. New estimated Availability: Third week of June I agree on the first line. In my experience...

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When i did tests with 6.43rc fixes the possibility of one client to overload the AP but overall throughput of the AP is low in 6.43rc. One client can go to 100mbps in 6.42 but in 6.43rc hardly going to 60mbps What rc version did you actually test? If this is the latest then MT needs to go back to t...

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wAP60 has a specially designed and calibrated beamforming antenna with pre-configured patterns. you can't use it with custom antennas and I am surprised it works for you at all. OK, and how is this with LHG 60? On bigger distances 'non' beamforming 60Ghz devices are very hard to align. How is this ...

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So we now have several users that confirm indeed NV2 has issues and in several occasions 802.11 or nstreme actually works better.... Last night spend two hours to read the 6.43.rc changelog and related forum tread and after several version it seems some changes (they call it 'improvements') are made...

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I am worried about LHG in snowy weather and with jirous with radom it should be better... You could be right here. Somewhere on the forum a guy says the 5Ghz LHG's don't work in snow. The snow sticks to the disk and completely destroys the elips needed to reflect the radio waves. And due the design...

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I am worried about LHG in snowy weather and with jirous with radom it should be better... You could be right here. Somewhere on the forum a guy says the 5Ghz LHG's don't work in snow. The snow sticks to the disk and completely destroys the elips needed to reflect the radio waves. And due the design...

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Those units that have multiple PoE out ports under 'Health' menu the option to read the amps - watts of the input. Thus we can see what the total consumption is for attached devices AND this unit itself. For many battery/solar operated units it's quit handy to see what the 'real' average power consu...

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wAP60 has a specially designed and calibrated beamforming antenna with pre-configured patterns. you can't use it with custom antennas and I am surprised it works for you at all. OK, and how is this with LHG 60? On bigger distances 'non' beamforming 60Ghz devices are very hard to align. How is this ...

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Antonsb I hope you are true ;-) And I hope to see a version with integrated 5 Ghz backup And I hope they don't make the same mistake then as Ignitenet. Most of us will use 60Ghz to escape from the 5Ghz overloaded spectrum. But if the backup solution now is that it still needs to run this advantage ...

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Very nice indeed. But suppliers in Europe still can't deliver them. "Mid June" is best answer I get......

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The fact is that large providers have historically been able to provide services via the PPPoE protocol and vendors that sold them hardware should support it. In fact: vendors got money, providers don't need to change something in their network. Over time, it has not become worse, and cold patches ...

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I think these guys ever developed the 'radio mobile' or similar programs should do the next; These programs give nice theoretical spectral scenery based upon standard atmospheric conditions, the geographical location and elevation of terrain combined with a database of some antena characteristics an...

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Forgot to mention that if we would be able to 'split' the bandwidth of each channel 'in halve' or quarters, it would give us still even more flexibility. Given speeds at the present bandwidth are excessively more than what we now or the near future need.... (Can anybody show me a realistic example w...

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