What's new in 5.0beta1 (2010-Mar-31 10:36):

*) updated drivers and kernel (to linux-2.6.32.5);
*) ssh is now completely rewritten (supports connection forwarding, only DSA keys);
*) added support for SSTP protocol (PPP over TLS);
*) added support for multiple Intel Ethernet cards;
*) added support for IPv6 over PPP
(enabled by default if ipv6 package is installed),
link-local addresses are assigned, and server can issue IPv6 global prefixes
to clients per ppp secret or RADIUS reply (Framed-IPv6-Prefix);
*) added proper support for MPLS over PPP (by default it is now disabled);
*) fixed RB800 temperature;
*) silentboot feature updated;
*) WinBox - any file dropped on WinBox will be uploaded to router;
*) multicast - fixed possible crash during PIM startup;
*) report platform name in "/sysrem resource";
*) fixed problem - vlans were not working on RB750 ether1;
*) fixed mac address handling on RB750, some specific arp requests did not work;
*) more than two dns servers allowed in /ip dns;
*) sniffer and torch could process packet from other interfaces;
*) ospf - fixed DR and BDR election;
*) ospf - changed "/routing ospf route" to show type 2 metric instead of
internal metric for type 2 external routes;
*) added IPv6 support to trafflow (v9 only);
*) rewritten user-manager (formerly known as userman-test);

No Lua? Is there an ETA for it?

near of April's fool, just one day

Some people release info on March 31st to throw people off the track on their April Fools' jokes. I think this might be one of those times...

So much for SSH port forwarding. I tried it and the SSH session died while using it.

*) added support for multiple Intel Ethernet cards;

Is there multiple drivers being added/fixed to support multiple newer cards? Or was there a bug in older RouterOS versions that prevented multiple Intel interfaces in a router but if you only had 1 it would work? I am planning on adding some Intel Ethernet cards to a x86 RouterOS v4 router and need to know.

I have seen mention of some newer Intel Ethernet chips not being supported, someone in the forums asked about the Intel P45 chipset.

So much for SSH port forwarding. I tried it and the SSH session died while using it.

turn it on first

I assumed it was on by default when it was working but it died in the middle of a connection. Where do I go in the config to turn it on/off?

it's turned on by default

check in submenu: / ip ssh

It's nothing to do with the Wireless ???

It's nothing to do with the Wireless ???

ofcourse, nobody from mikrotik sia interested n&nstream, don't you see...