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Still waiting for a CRS310-8P+2S+IN to replace our CRS112's. CRS106 and CRS112 are the only switches still using an ancient Atheros switch chip without support for bridge VLAN filtering, hardware QoS or L3 HW offloading. The 802.11ax outdoor offerings are also lagging behind significantly, Ubiquiti ...

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blingblouw2 you can just enable bandwidth test. ask the user to push the button to confirm. it's a one time operation, you don't have to do it every time. MikroTik is still sponsoring a team of engineers with snowmobiles and helicopters to push buttons on routers on remote mountaintop sites, right?...

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I think this is more likely to be a case of integer overflow. Max 32-bit unsigned int is 4294967295, which is close to what is reported here. What version of RouterOS are you running? This might have been fixed in the latest version (or not, in which case contacting support@mikrotik.com will probabl...

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Makes sense. Bandwidth test tools create a bunch of traffic as well. So does routing traffic through my fucking router. We have 2000+ devices and use bandwidth test constantly to debug throughput issues. You don't see Cisco or Arista implement virtual fucking child locks on their routers, they just...

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What's new in 7.17beta4 (2024-Oct-18 11:32): !) device-mode - after upgrade, mode "enterprise" is renamed to "advanced" and bandwidth-test, traffic-gen, partition (command "repartition"), bootloader and downgrade features will be disabled; WHAT THE FUCK? Instead of lis...

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Or, hear me out, what if they just allow people upgrading to v7.17 to keep existing functionality and simply introduce these new lockdown measures on new devices? That would still improve security while simultaneously not screwing over existing users in some way or another.

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please do not mass change anything that can't be accessed. If I can help it, we're never physically touching any of our equipment, ever. That's a philosophy you may not like, but we've got a network to run and we like to spend our time deploying new customers rather than dancing to the tunes of a d...

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Device mode, as clarified in the manual, is meant to protect home users who have their routers taken over by attackers and are using them for botnet purposes. Undoubtably a noble persuit. I'm not a home user, so I shouldn't be affected by these changes. Home and Advanced mode are like presets, that...

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We have added to the manual some more info about device mode, including that it will reboot in any case. The console message will also be amended in future betas. But it's still not clear what I need to do to make sure I can still use all features (including traffic-gen, container, partitions, boot...

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you will have to enable this feature with the button or a cold reboot (power unplug), then you can switch partitions again We have ~2000 devices high up on towers, some of them hundreds of kilometers away. Are you saying that once we upgrade to v7.17, we won't be able to downgrade them to an older ...

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50MB is too big in 2024?

That's not what I said. It was nice to be able to boast with a standalone management application that was efficient and not as bloated as everything else is these days. Also, a 2MB app downloads a whole lot quicker when you're on a crappy connection than a 50MB app.

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Looks good. Only 2 complaints so far is that the new Winbox is about 25 times the size of old Winbox and no longer a single executable, second is that it seems no longer possible to change position of the columns (for example the 'name' column in BGP sessions is currently somewhere at the back and I...

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Have you tried 7.15.2?

What's new in 7.15.2:
*) switch - fixed limited Tx traffic on Ethernet ports for CRS354 devices (introduced in v7.15);

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I think Mikrotik is slowly migrating from passive PoE. Bit by bit we are seeing more 802.3a compliant products.

I'd agree with you if they didn't *just* release NetMetal ax with 24V passive only support, while NetMetal ac2 (which is now discontinued) *did* support 48V af/at.

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This is a user forum. Some of the MikroTik staff occasionally reads along, but if you want to contact the developers, you'll have to contact support@mikrotik.com or create a Jira ticket.

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You need to install the 'wireless' package for the RouterOS version you are running. You can find it inside the 'Extra packages' zip file on https://mikrotik.com/download

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You will always be able to recover a MikroTik device using NetInstall

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tx-phy-rate is 2.3Gbps, so the wireless interface is not the limiting factor. You're maxing out at 97.1Mbps, that sounds suspiciously like you have a 100Mbit ethernet connection somewhere.

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@mrz: if it's only 127.0.0.1 you're no longer distributing, it makes total sense and my comment/complaint is not applicable.
As @pe1chl mentioned you might want to clarify that changelog entry though:

*) route - do not redistribute 127.0.0.1 as connected route;

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@PhilB, that's exactly what I was thinking. Since v7.14 we finally have a real loopback interface, one release later it's being stripped of its functionality. Guess I'll keep using bridges then?

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Lack of 48V support is crazy, especially as the NetMetal ac2 does support 24-57V!

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https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=205097&start=300#p1066230 What's new in 7.14.2 (2024-Mar-27 09:48): *) wifi-qcom - added configuration.distance setting to enable operation over multi-kilometer distances (CLI only); Seems promising. Anyone able to confirm whether this works correctly?

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You have to use Wave2 drivers on those AC2s.

Ah, yes, because they work so well for PtPs.

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Known issue on CCR1036-12G-4S. Dead capacitors on the board cause inconsistent temperature readings. More info here: viewtopic.php?t=162864

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MTK should have used 64mb parts since 2014, but they didn't (other vendors were doing it just fine). Actually MikroTik's RB333 released almost 20 years ago had a 64MB NAND chip . However, while every other manufacturer took a step forward and uses a 2GB eMMC nowadays, MikroTik took a step backwards...

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I was already wondering how well the new wifi-qcom and wifi-qcom-ac drivers would work for long-distance PtP/PtMP setups without settings for ACK distance. Looks like I have my answer now. Seems like MikroTik really lost touch with their WISP clients.

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CPU on a switch normally doesn't do a lot. The switch chip should do all the heavy lifting. It's marketed as a Cloud Router Switch. If you use it for its routing functions, CPU performance does matter (even with the addition of L3 HW offloading). Besides, the use of an ARM CPU allows for features t...

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Also, why is it using a mipsbe CPU when MikroTik is clearly moving everything they have to ARM? Even the $60 hAP ax lite has a dual core ARM CPU, but a $1000 switch does not?

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This issue is related to the design of the S-RJ01 module. We had to rip them out using force during our last migration, unfortunately in some cases damaging the switchport (or NIC) they were in.

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When communicating between old and new drivers, you should use the same settings as for devices from other vendors. That is, use the station-pseudobridge mode. In 7.14 this mode station-pseudobridge appears for wifi-qcom Except that breaks a whole bunch of other things (such as STP), is unstable an...

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As the rumours go it'll stay this way ... i.e. no bridging between wifi and wireless drivers ... ever. Which is completely unacceptable, as you have no way to upgrade/forklift your network to the next generation. If you have to swap everything anyways, better swap it with Ubiquiti or Cambium, at le...

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I get that but I think as of 7.13 that’s not the case anymore… Just tried it. Pair of SXTsq 5 ac, both running v7.13.5, one with wifi-qcom-ac package, the other with wireless package. With the wifi-qcom-ac device using 'ap' mode and the wireless device using 'station-bridge' mode, no connection is ...

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where do you find this information? v7.13 supports station-bridge and I'm having no issues connecting ac clients up to a hap ax3 I'm using for testing. Pretty sure he means MikroTik AC clients using the wireless package. They effectively only work in station-pseudobridge mode with APs running wifi-...

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True, you should not upgrade that kind of vintage device to RouterOS v7 unless you are prepared to live with performance issues.

Too bad the CRS326-24S+2Q+RM is delivered from factory with RouterOSv7 and 64MB of RAM.

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I do feel that 64MB of RAM is on the low side for ROS7. We have a bunch of OmniTIK 5 deployed and the models with 32MB of RAM are unusably slow on v6.49.10. They later released an upgraded OmniTIK 5 with the same model number and 64MB of RAM and the difference is night and day. With ROS7, 64MB might...

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Rename it to "storage". Keep it simple, stupid.

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Outdoor AP's cover both WISP and WiFi needs. Better to get those out and on the market because it reaches a wider audience. Likewise, a WISP can start upgrading their sites (since it's backwards compatible) in preparation for CPEs to come. Am I missing something? The new ax hardware is not backward...

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We're almost february, has anyone picked up rumors of new ax CPEs? Next to LHG 5 ax and Disc5 ax, a DynaDish 5 ax would be useful too, as the existing DynaDish is 802.11ac Wave1 and starts to become a bit long in the tooth.

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Ended up switching off the 60G radio. Simply couldn't find a firmware version that was stable. Did you try RouterOS v7.11 or higher? According to the changelog there were some changes in v7.11 to improve system stability for these devices: What's new in 7.11 (2023-Aug-15 09:33): *) w60g - improved ...

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Updated wAP ac LTE from 7.14beta3 to 7.14beta6. Modem model and firmware information is now gone from the LTE interface overview. Firmware upgrade tool can't check current modem firmware either: [admin@tik] /interface/lte> firmware-upgrade lte1 status: unknown current version The LTE interface has a...

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Currently 4-address implementation in wave2/wifi and wireless drivers are incompatible. And I don't see them getting compatible (it would likely break compatibility with early versions of wifi), I guess they would be compatible from the get go if that was an option. station-bridge compatibility bet...

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/queue type add name=fq-codel-ethernet-default kind=fq-codel fq-codel-ecn=no
/queue interface set [find default-queue=only-hardware-queue] queue=fq-codel-ethernet-default

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@Kanzler CCR2216 has redundant power supplies. An issue with power doesn't seem very likely. @malamaka: Can you tell us a little more about your setup? What features are you using? What amount of traffic is going through when it reboots? Did you update RouterBOOT after upgrading RouterOS (/system ro...

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This issue still exists in RouterOS v7.12rc4. Matching the exact prefixes defined in an address list using in "if (dst in address-list) {accept}" does not work properly and will accept every single /32 in the specified prefixes as well.

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Thanks for confirming, how was general web browsing for you? Mine does work but at times it can be stuck loading a page for a while when the CPU is barely being used. Do you adjust TCP MSS for packets traversing the tunnel? If you don't, some things might not work. Check out 9.D. in the Wireguard c...

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First inform you about what "stable" means before you base your expectations on it. That prevents disappointment.

To be fair, regardless of what "stable" means I'd expect firmware updates _not_ to brick my devices.

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I'd like to see a PoE version of the CRS310-8G+2S+IN. It'd be a worthy successor of the CRS112-8P-4S-IN and with 2.5G ports it'd be a great combo with Ubiquiti's Wave APs.

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What I consider a much bigger issue than RB5009 coming with a L5 license is MikroTik's DynaDish series coming with an L3 license. It's MikroTik's most expensive outdoor wireless product with a price tag of $200 but we can't connect 2 clients to it until we buy a separate L4 license? That's ridiculou...

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At this moment in time, there is no MikroTik model that can (realistically) achieve that.

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Create a new bridge on both devices and put all interfaces in the bridge (ether1 and wlan1). Configure wlan1 on one Groove as ap-bridge, configure wlan1 on the other Groove as station-bridge. Done.

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I'd stick with v6 on these devices. As biomesh mentioned, they have a very slow CPU and since they do not support L3 HW offloading (or any other new switch feature introduced in v7) upgrading doesn't provide you with any extra functionality either.

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BFD! And BGP prefix counters! And BGP SNMP support! It's Christmas in May!

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This is a bad day to have eyes. Please revert to the previous skin. If it doesn't work properly, assign the task to an intern or upload it in a github repo so someone else can fix it.

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/ip firewall filter add action=accept chain=input comment="allow WireGuard" dst-port=13231 in-interface=wireguard-SKA protocol=udp

This makes no sense. You will have connections coming in on port 13231 on your WAN interface, not on the wireguard interface.

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@FezzFest That's not good. How long did it last?

Lasted about 3 days, installed 7.10beta5 right after it was released. Sent MikroTik a supout, let's hope that'll help them solve the issue.

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Unfortunately, I've just had to reboot my hAP ax^2 again because none of my clients could associate anymore ("key handshake timeout"). Seems this issue hasn't been fully resolved yet in 7.10beta5. WPA2 only, so WPA3 compatibility issues are excluded.

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This device is underpowered (it has the same CPU as the hAP ax lite, which is marginally faster than the original 600MHz single-core mipsbe CPU in RB2011) and it's not a drop-in replacement for the RB2011 as it is missing 2 ethernet ports. Still, it looks cool and it supports 48V (which the RB2011 d...

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Mine is configured with security.authentication-types=wpa2-psk for both interfaces, so I don't think the problem is WPA3-related. Update: it just happened again. Router uptime is less than 24h. Disabling/enabling wifi interfaces does not work. Tried changing some settings, but there seems to be no w...

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Updated to 7.9 (stable) on tuesday, I've had to reboot my hAP ax2 twice this week because clients couldn't associate to any of the wifi interfaces anymore. Seems like the wifiwave2 driver just crashes after a while. Disabling and enabling the interfaces does not solve the problem.

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Nice marketing video to promote the L009, but it's missing 2 ethernet ports to be an RB2011 upgrade.

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@Ca6ko is mostly correct, except for the recommendation to use Ubiquiti LiteBeam 5AC LBE-5AC-23, since Ubiquiti ac devices will only connect to Ubiquiti AirMAX ac access points. Since LiteBeam M5 are single-chain (1x1, SISO) devices (in contrast to LiteBeam 5AC, they are 2x2 MIMO), have you tried di...

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You can also put a piece of tape over the USB3.0 pins of the miniPCIe connector on the card to force it into USB2.0 mode.

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Do not power it with 24V, you'll destroy the thing. Use a DC-DC step-down converter like e.g. the Meanwell DDR-60G-12.

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- "Prefix Count" for BGP running session? - BFD (for OSPF and BGP) ? That these features are (still) not implemented is holding me back from deploying v7 as well. Also, according to IPArchitects, there are some unresolved issues causing occasional memory leaks. As as our whole network dep...

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@jspool, the port difference does not explain why the CCR2216 gets 1.6Gbps w/ 25 ip filter rules at 64 bytes while the CCR2116 gets 2.1Gbps for the same test.

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According to the "25 simple queue" and "25 ip filter rule" test results on mikrotik.com, the CCR2216-1G-12XS-2XQ is slower than the CCR2116-12G-4S+ , even though they have the same CPU (16-core AL73400 @2.0GHz) and amount of RAM (16GB). CCR2216.PNG CCR2116.PNG Are the test result...

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And this:

/interface bridge set 0 fast-forward=yes

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Ah well, there you have your problem.

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I know about that requirement and I did disable ALL other network interfaces on my laptop (control panel , network, right-click disable on everything but ethernet). Still it did not work. The device shows up in netinstall (so the network interface is correct, I would think ? ) but "install&quo...

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Check your disk usage. I've seen this happen on MikroTik devices with a 100% full flash.

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Did anyone tried MBIM based cards like Sierra MC7455? last working version is 7.1beta2

wAP R with Sierra MC7430 works fine, but it also worked fine with 7.1beta6.

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Built-in GPS is broken on LtAP in v7.1rc1. Downgrade to v6.47.10 fixes the issue. Will submit bug report.

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[admin@MikroTik] > /system package update check-for-updates 
            channel: development
  installed-version: 6.47.10
     latest-version: 7.1rc1
             status: New version is available

Looks like v7.1rc1 has been released (but the changelog is currently missing).

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Apologies for my previous conclusion, I tinkered around with some additional equipment of mine, it seems that the limitation is tied to ARM RouterOS architecture which has 802.11ac As the OmniTIK 5 PoE ac is a mipsbe device which shows the same limitation, I'm not sure it is architecture-related at...

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The RB921GS-5HPacD (mAntBox 19s) uses a QCA9557 CPU and a QCA9892 wireless chipset and supports 10MHz channels w/o issues. The OmniTIK 5 PoE ac uses the same QCA9557 CPU and QCA9892 wireless chipset but doesn't support 10MHz. I've emailed MikroTik support with this question a year ago but they simpl...

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Your efforts on this forum, in the presence of us mere mortals whose intellect is vastly inferior to yours, are clearly wasted. With an attitude and skillset like yours, I only see one role fit for you: the CEO of a multi-billion dollar corporation, surpassing the likes of Amazon, Microsoft, SpaceX,...

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Cannot update hAP lite. [admin@MikroTik] /system package update> install channel: long-term installed-version: 6.47.9 latest-version: 6.47.10 status: ERROR: not enough disk space, 7.0MiB is required and only 6.8MiB is free Restored device to factory defaults, same issue. If you can't properly make u...

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MikroTik does not respond to issues described in the forums. You should contact support@mikrotik.com instead. Let them know the issues you're having with DHCP and RouterOS v6.49beta as well.

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What version of RouterOS is running on the CRS? MikroTik has made some improvements to switching performance in v6.49beta: *) crs3xx - improved 1Gbps Ethernet port group traffic forwarding for CRS354 devices; *) crs3xx - improved switch resource allocation for CRS317, CRS309, CRS312, CRS326-24S+2Q+ ...

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It is likely to be a low-level hardware or software issue. Have you sent the above to support@mikrotik.com? I'm afraid they're the only ones with a way to debug this kind of issues.

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It really is time MikroTik mentions the switch buffer size of their switches on the specifications page. Your issue is related to the speed difference between the ports. When you send traffic from a 10Gbps device (desktop) to a 2.5Gbps device (AP) through the switch, it needs to buffer packets. If t...

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Haven't had a single hangup anymore after updating our RB4011s to RouterOS >=6.47.8. Both r1 and r2 are stable.

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@sindy: There's nothing going 'terribly wrong', it's just a translation error. Some countries use a 3-digit MNC (mobile network code) and MCC-MNC 732-716 matches DirecTV Colombia. @JotaOS: What is happening with the changing EARFCN is weird. An EARFCN of 38100 indicates a center frequency of 2605MHz...

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WDS enables true layer2 bridging between devices. If you're using MikroTik wireless you can accomplish this either using WDS or 'station-bridge' mode.

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Lost a hAP lite on upgrade from 6.46.8 to 6.47.9 as well. Everything else (2011/3011/OmniTik/RB951) seems to have survived the upgrade just fine.

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We have an RB4011r2 that crashed recently (routing traffic but web/ftp/ssh/telnet/winbox were unavailable), running 6.47.4 with an uptime of about 8 weeks. Updated it to 6.47.8, we'll see how it goes.

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No, it is not possible to use the top miniPCIe slot and the USB type A port at the same time. See https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/UM/LtAP MiniPCIe 1 (top slot) supports PCIe and USB 2.0 cards but is shared with the USB 2.0 type A port (can use either the USB port or miniPCIe slot at the same ...

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Lost lte1 interface after upgrade from v7.1beta2 to v7.1beta3. Sierra Wireless MC7430 in wAP R. Log file reports 'reply timeout for: AT E0 V1' (see screenshot).
fq_codel, SR-IOV and 802.11ac Wave2 support are some interesting additions though!

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Experienced our second crash in one week today. No autosupout.rif was generated, sent manual supout.rif to support@mikrotik.com.

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Just had the first unexpected reboot on our CCR2004. Running 6.47.4, no autosupout.rif on flash. Very light load, 20-30Mbit/s of traffic.

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I'd be careful with this one and Wireless Wire products. *) w60g - improved rate selection in low traffic conditions; is a 6.47 change and 6.47 has been terrible for 60g reliability I can confirm this issue. Upgraded some of our LHG60's to 6.46.7 and we've had multiple disconnects since. Downgraded...

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Downgrade RouterOS to 6.45.9 (long-term). We have a lot of issues with 6.47 and up on all 60GHz MikroTik devices.
Ref #1: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=133374&start=300#p812033
Ref #2: viewtopic.php?t=161887#p798971

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We also received a batch of OmniTIK 5 PoE ac's recently that identified themselves correctly, but did not have PoE out. PoE tab was missing in winbox.

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Both Sierra MC7430 and Quectel EC25 work in MBIM mode in ROS7. Big difference with 6.47.x, as the MC7430 was only supported in PPP mode and the EC25 was supported in PPP and ECM modes. I do notice the amount of information the cards report is different. The MC7430 only reports RSSI, whereas the Quec...

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@anav: The RB750Gr3 (MikroTik hEX) is a current device. Version 3.24 of Winbox is the most recent version of winbox that is available, the RouterOS version was not mentioned in the topic start. It'd be nice if you don't insult fellow forums members, especially when your own information is wrong. The...

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Read the first link I posted. If the routes are received from peers using different BGP instances, they will not be compared according to the BGP best path selection algorithm.

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See https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:BGP_Best_Path_Selection_Algorithm Best path algorithm compares routes received by a single BGP instance. Routes installed by different BGP instances are compared by the general algorithm, i.e. route distances are compared and the route with lower distance is...

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Replace the voltage regulation capacitors on the board, I can see two that look swollen in your vid.

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Haven't tried OSPF, but it looks like you can configure it under /routing/ospf. Winbox doesn't show the OSPF menu though.

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If that feature is important to you, why not test it and let us know?
Remember @krisjanisj's comment though:

DO NOT install this on production gear. This release is experimental and should be treated accordingly.

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Cource of this information?

Unpack *.npk and check /lib/modules/ directory.

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Wireless not working?

Wireless works fine on hAP ac^2 (and probably other ipq4000-series devices).

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I believe he's referring to fq_codel, which is only available in linux kernel 3.6 and beyond.

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what VPN are you running?

PPTP- and OpenVPN-clients both work fine. OpenVPN server in UDP mode works as well (just tried it)!

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Whoa! Just installed 7.0beta1 on a hAP ac^2. Wireless/EoIP/VPN all work.
Routing stack seems to have changed quite dramatically though!
I lost BGP, but I gained /routing/pimsm and /routing/fantasy, although I have no clue what that last one does yet.

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I believe MikroTik 60GHz equipment is currently not standards-compatible. Not sure if this is planned with a software update, @antonsb?

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This change can't be serious? Instead of challenge/response authentication the username and password are now sent in clear text?

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For <100m, you don't even need 5GHz backup. Just go with a Wireless Wire Dish kit.

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They likely have a route in their routing equipment that routes the /29 over your end of the /30.

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Did you aligned based on the tx sector info or the rssi? Imho, result is better when using rssi. The sector info randomly vary from "center" to +/- 2 degree in my case. With the wAP60, it's a lot worse: over 50m, the sector info vary by +/- 20 degree or so. We aligned it based on tx-secto...

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We have a 1.2km link with LHG 60G's, properly aligned, with signal around -68dB. Link drops immediately with the slightest rain. Since we're using BFD and have a 5GHz link as a backup it's not an issue, but I wonder where the signal difference with some others (e.g. @cohprog) in this topic comes fro...

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Try mailing support@mikrotik.com instead of posting on the forum. This is a user forum, there's no guarantees MikroTik staff will pick up issues here.

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The Wireless Wire Dish is suitable for a Point-to-Point link and as a client in a PtMP configuration (with wAP60G as AP), both of which work fine with a L3 license.

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API authentication method have changed, see API manual:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:API#Initial_login

Wait, the first step in the post-v6.43 login method is to send the password in plain text? Who the hell thought that was a good idea?

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You can see system identity already when you click 'Graphing' on the login page.

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What's new in 6.39 (2017-Apr-27 10:06):
!) winbox - minimal required version is v3.11;

I guess I missed that. Time to get used to Winbox 3.11 then

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When connecting to a RouterOS device running 6.39.3 with Winbox 2.2.18, I am unable to enable/disable BGP peers with the buttons. Device is an OmniTIK U-5HnD. Winbox 3.11 works fine.

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Enable 'Keepalive Frames' on the wireless interface (advanced mode).

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RouterOS x86 is limited to 2GB of RAM, not even 4GB.

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Santa is coming early this year

The new CRS317 looks amazing and I can't wait to try the OmniTIK AC.

Great work!

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I've seen the same on a CRS125-24G-1S recently, this was fixed after a configuration reset (I suspect the /switch configuration was changed in a previous ROS version and did not get updated properly when upgrading).

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The issue with the broken wireless package after upgrade was discovered during testing, but Mikrotik decided to push 6.37 to stable anyway.

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Upgraded OmniTIK U-5HnD from 6.34.6 (bugfix) to 6.37rc40 and I'm stuck without wireless. It is in the package list two times, once with version 6.37rc40, once with version 6.27 (I have no idea where this comes from), both disabled. Uninstalling wireless package does not work, neither does enabling a...

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I'm having the same issue with devices running 6.34.6. I'm trying to downgrade to 6.32.4 (last bugfix), as most of the netwerk is running this release.

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No, the PPP connections are PPTP clients who share the same subnet, but shouldn't be able to communicate with each other: [admin@RouterOS] > /interface print 10 DRS <pptp-hotspot-1> pptp-in 1596 11 DRS <pptp-hotspot-2> pptp-in 1596 12 DRS <pptp-hotspot-3> pptp-in 1596 13 DRS <pptp-hotspot-4> pptp-in...

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I would like to use bridge horizon on a dynamically added port (more specifically, a PPP connection) to prevent clients in the bridge from talking to each other. However, I cannot find how to do this. Setting a horizon value directly doesn't work: [admin@RouterOS] > /interface bridge port set 10 hor...

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Performing a TX bandwidth test through the CLI crashes the hAP lite with RouterOS v6.34.1. I can reproduce the issue by executing the following command: /tool bandwidth-test 10.96.88.10 protocol=udp direction=transmit duration=30s After a few moments, the routerboard will reboot and come back up wit...

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We recently purchased two 1U rackservers with 16-core Xeon's and 24GB of RAM to replace the CCR1036-12G-4S's as the core/edge routers in our network (the CCR's are too slow handling BGP updates, since this process is not multithreaded). To our disappointment however, the latest version of RouterOS x...

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