Mikrotik restarts varies times to the day .
How to know what it is?
We do not use watchdog...If you can completly turn off watchdog and see if it still reboots. One time we upgraded the ip address in watchdog got changed to 0.0.0.0 and that caused the router to reboot alot for us.
Also if the ip your watching is your wireless link the link may be getting some interfearance which is causing it to reset.
This particular box was a supermicro, not able to use watchdog.If you can completly turn off watchdog and see if it still reboots. One time we upgraded the ip address in watchdog got changed to 0.0.0.0 and that caused the router to reboot alot for us.
Also if the ip your watching is your wireless link the link may be getting some interfearance which is causing it to reset.
could you resend that email to support@mikrotik.com so we could check again?I validated that a specific type of malformed packet would cause mikrotik to reboot under a load, but not sure this is what's causing it. I have sent mikrotik results of this a few months back but never heard that it was fixed. I will test it again and see if its still an issue - possibly these packets are more in the wild now and hitting the router and rebooting them ... that would be bad : )
Sam
Just a followup - this malformed packet (biffit) does not cause MT to reboot anymore. I tested with 2.9.17 and it seems to be working as it should.I validated that a specific type of malformed packet would cause mikrotik to reboot under a load, but not sure this is what's causing it. I have sent mikrotik results of this a few months back but never heard that it was fixed. I will test it again and see if its still an issue - possibly these packets are more in the wild now and hitting the router and rebooting them ... that would be bad : )
Sam