/ipv6 dhcp-client print detail
Flags: D - dynamic, X - disabled, I - invalid
0 interface=aaisp pool-name="aapool" pool-prefix-length=64 status=bound prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 expires-after=4885w2d21h50m9s
duid="00030001000c42e18a17" add-default-route=no
/ipv6 dhcp-client print detail
Flags: D - dynamic, X - disabled, I - invalid
0 interface=aaisp pool-name="aapool" pool-prefix-length=64 status=bound prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 expires-after=59m13s
duid="00030001000c42e18a17" add-default-route=no
/ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
/ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
0 D name="aapool" prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 prefix-length=64 expire-time=48m16s
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] > /ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
0 D name="aapool" prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 prefix-length=64 expire-time=59m51s
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] >
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] > /ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
0 D name="aapool" prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 prefix-length=64 expire-time=0s
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] > /ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
0 D name="aapool" prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 prefix-length=64 expire-time=0s
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] > /ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
0 D name="aapool" prefix=2001:XXX:YYY:1::/64 prefix-length=64 expire-time=0s
[nicks@rb751.shore.me.uk] > /ipv6 pool print detail
Flags: D - dynamic
I'm a bit confused here...; is this a problem in previous version that now is solved? Or is the bridge and WDS funcion on AP-AP links causing loops and in 5.18 is therefore not recommend to use?What's new in 5.18 (2012-Jun-21 17:20):
*) wireless - do not use bridge and WDS mode on AP-AP links, causes loops;
We had this problems on our network. Previous owner of a part of our network was using using it. After upgrading from some 5.0rcXX to 5.7 we foung huge packet rates (like 15000p/s) on some interfaces going from no IP to no IP. Everything was solved just moving from AP-AP WDS mode to AP-client mode. It was impossible for use to fing what is the problem, (switch, RB, rOS or something else) but after changing the topology it was solved, so nevermind what it was.*) wireless - do not use bridge and WDS mode on AP-AP links, causes loops;
I'm a bit confused here...; is this a problem in previous version that now is solved? Or is the bridge and WDS funcion on AP-AP links causing loops and in 5.18 is therefore not recommend to use?
I suppose it is a problem solved. But than again, never knew it had an issue. I use it in same situations in versions up to 5.16 and have seen no problems so far.....
I do the same. Still disconnect in 5.18And what about the wireless disconnection problems in some units that evolved in 5.17?
I have made some support tickets for these with many examples but still not seeing any solution?
That changelog line means that there were a problem between WDS-WDS link that instead using just wds mode it also used the bridge mode which then created a loop. This problem if fixed now and WDS to WDS links will work fine.I'm a bit confused here...; is this a problem in previous version that now is solved? Or is the bridge and WDS funcion on AP-AP links causing loops and in 5.18 is therefore not recommend to use?What's new in 5.18 (2012-Jun-21 17:20):
*) wireless - do not use bridge and WDS mode on AP-AP links, causes loops;
I suppose it is a problem solved. But than again, never knew it had an issue. I use it in same situations in versions up to 5.16 and have seen no problems so far.....
what does it mean "AP-AP links causing loops"???I'm a bit confused here...; is this a problem in previous version that now is solved? Or is the bridge and WDS funcion on AP-AP links causing loops and in 5.18 is therefore not recommend to use?What's new in 5.18 (2012-Jun-21 17:20):
*) wireless - do not use bridge and WDS mode on AP-AP links, causes loops;
I suppose it is a problem solved. But than again, never knew it had an issue. I use it in same situations in versions up to 5.16 and have seen no problems so far.....
can you pls post sample of config, i think it will make sense as its bit confusedThat changelog line means that there were a problem between WDS-WDS link that instead using just wds mode it also used the bridge mode which then created a loop. This problem if fixed now and WDS to WDS links will work fine.I'm a bit confused here...; is this a problem in previous version that now is solved? Or is the bridge and WDS funcion on AP-AP links causing loops and in 5.18 is therefore not recommend to use?What's new in 5.18 (2012-Jun-21 17:20):
*) wireless - do not use bridge and WDS mode on AP-AP links, causes loops;
I suppose it is a problem solved. But than again, never knew it had an issue. I use it in same situations in versions up to 5.16 and have seen no problems so far.....
RB751U-2Hn is still spinning out with 100% flash on wifi => bridge => masq => internet traffic. Rendering DNS and telnet/ssh unusable. Sigh. These models have taken so long and still not working.
Was the change meant to fix this?What's new in 5.18 (2012-Jun-21 17:20):
*) dhcp ipv6 pd client - fixed ipv6 pool creation after reboot;
Yup. Done from a netinstall. Done reset-default on the wireless configuration. *Was* getting the watchdog reboots before 5.17, and going back and forth on a ticket for that since December, but that, at least, has dropped in frequency to a manageable level. But heavy traffic, particularly upstream, causes the router to just spin out of control. /tool profile stops updating, on an already opened telnet session. Reproducible within about 15 seconds.RB751U-2Hn is still spinning out with 100% flash on wifi => bridge => masq => internet traffic. Rendering DNS and telnet/ssh unusable. Sigh. These models have taken so long and still not working.
This doesn't happen for me, Have you tried going back to an empty config and starting again ?
Nick.
[admin@router] /ipv6 dhcp-server binding> add duid=00010001157dbdeadbeefc0de777 iaid=24xxxxx92 address=2001:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::10 life-time=1:00:00 server=all disabled=no
[admin@router] /ipv6 dhcp-server binding> print
Flags: X - disabled, D - dynamic
# ADDRESS DUID IAID SERVER STATUS
0 D 2001:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::10/128 00010001157... 24xxxxx92 dhcp_ipv6 waiting
set [ find ] server=my_server_name
Handling only prefix delegation, discarding..
traffic 2-3Mb/s 3-4 hours >> RB433UAH (power 24V 2A) >>problem not responding routerboard (stop traffic, no winbox,no telnet,..) >> power off-on = OK functional again
Thank you for the report, problem will be fixed.When adding DHCPv6 Binding, no matter GUI or command line, it is being marked as dynamic and disappears after router reboot.
The dead RouteOS (etherX,Wi-Fi + no graf statistic memory,CPU...all)traffic 2-3Mb/s 3-4 hours >> RB433UAH (power 24V 2A) >>problem not responding routerboard (stop traffic, no winbox,no telnet,..) >> power off-on = OK functional again
will it be due to the ethernet halt?
or you talking about via wireless?
Responding to myself, it's worth noting that an RB951-2n with identical configuration, running 5.18, never gets above 2% flash utilization under the same circumstances, and remains completely responsive throughout, even when snmpwalking the entire tree multiple times.Yup. Done from a netinstall. Done reset-default on the wireless configuration. *Was* getting the watchdog reboots before 5.17, and going back and forth on a ticket for that since December, but that, at least, has dropped in frequency to a manageable level. But heavy traffic, particularly upstream, causes the router to just spin out of control. /tool profile stops updating, on an already opened telnet session. Reproducible within about 15 seconds.RB751U-2Hn is still spinning out with 100% flash on wifi => bridge => masq => internet traffic. Rendering DNS and telnet/ssh unusable. Sigh. These models have taken so long and still not working.
This doesn't happen for me, Have you tried going back to an empty config and starting again ?
Nick.
How's that? mipsbe runs 2.39 as did 5.17 mipsbe...It seems the new v5.18 did bring a new firmware as well. What is changed in it?
Spoke too soon, I guess. Look like the wireless just disappears every few hours on the 951. Doesn't even show up on a scanner, much less as a joinable network. /int wire en 0 fixes it, even though the interface is enabled. Doing more testing, will open a ticket tomorrow.The only issue, so far, with the *951* is this:
[jacob@RB951-2n] > /sys rout pr
routerboard: yes
model: 951-2n
serial-number: ****
current-firmware: 2.39
upgrade-firmware: 2.40
[jacob@RB951-2n] > /sys rout up
Do you really want to upgrade firmware? [y/n]
y
firmware upgrade failed
But, I'll live with that to have a functioning AP.
I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
About the firmware upgrade failure - this will be fixed in v5.19.Spoke too soon, I guess. Look like the wireless just disappears every few hours on the 951. Doesn't even show up on a scanner, much less as a joinable network. /int wire en 0 fixes it, even though the interface is enabled. Doing more testing, will open a ticket tomorrow.The only issue, so far, with the *951* is this:
[jacob@RB951-2n] > /sys rout pr
routerboard: yes
model: 951-2n
serial-number: ****
current-firmware: 2.39
upgrade-firmware: 2.40
[jacob@RB951-2n] > /sys rout up
Do you really want to upgrade firmware? [y/n]
y
firmware upgrade failed
But, I'll live with that to have a functioning AP.
Chadd, thanks for the files.I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
Hello, I already wrote you. After the crash I must power cycle manuell the router and there is no suppout in the file section. The ticketnumber is Ticket#2012061266000651. I received from you the ROS 5.18 rc1. There was the error solved if I switch "Bridge use Firewall on/off". With 5.17 the kernel error reboots automaticly and produces a suppout which you have already. FYI, It is a RB1100 AH only but I want to use the RB1100AHx2. Can I use the RB1100AHx2 with 4.17 as well? Is the ROS 5.14 stable concerning the RSTP and Bridge switching?Chadd, thanks for the files.I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
wehrhard, please also send us your supout.rif file so we can see what caused the crash
I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
Well unfortunately the RB1100 AH X2 is now crashing with 5.14 also. This router was running 5.14 for a very long time with no crashes so I am not sure if 5.18 caused some sort of config change that is causing the issues or what. If I don't figure something out soon I am going to have to pull the router from the network.
I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
[/quote]I downgraded all the way to 5.11 and put the older firmware 2.38 on it and haven't had any reboots for over 2 hrs now.
Well unfortunately the RB1100 AH X2 is now crashing with 5.14 also. This router was running 5.14 for a very long time with no crashes so I am not sure if 5.18 caused some sort of config change that is causing the issues or what. If I don't figure something out soon I am going to have to pull the router from the network.
I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
See this thread for details.can you pls post sample of config, i think it will make sense as its bit confused
Ticket#2012062766000132. Let me know how else I can help. I'd love for rb951 to work better than the 751s.About the firmware upgrade failure - this will be fixed in v5.19.Spoke too soon, I guess. Look like the wireless just disappears every few hours on the 951. Doesn't even show up on a scanner, much less as a joinable network. /int wire en 0 fixes it, even though the interface is enabled. Doing more testing, will open a ticket tomorrow.
About the wireless problem - the AP didn't show up on the Scan (no SSID seen)? What RouterOS version you are using? Were you doing a high speed download through the wireless interface? Could you make a support output file next time when this happens (before doing enable on wireless interface)?
We will make a test to see if we could reproduce this problem.
Long time bug ?[Ticket#2012033166000201] remote-ipv6-prefix-pool problem with pppoe
Chadd, thanks for the files.I have the same error and already a ticket at MT. But I get a crash when I switch in Bridge from RSTP to None. And I do not get a suppout. Do you have "no crash problems" in ROS 5.14?I upgraded an RB1100 AH X2 to 5.18 tonight and it kept rebooting due to kernel failure. Sent a few support files in and downgraded back to 5.14.
Chadd
If yes, I would downgrade as well. I want to go on holidays and do not need a crash router in my network.
wehrhard, please also send us your supout.rif file so we can see what caused the crash
Spoke too soon, I guess. Look like the wireless just disappears every few hours on the 951. Doesn't even show up on a scanner, much less as a joinable network. /int wire en 0 fixes it, even though the interface is enabled. Doing more testing, will open a ticket tomorrow.
Simple tryNow that 5.18 is available and addresses the AP-AP WDS issue, I have a bunch of Routerboards to downgrade from 6.0rc2. Unfortunately, when I copy in the npk and use "/ system package downgrade" (or the Winbox equivalent), certain routerboards appear to hang, and upon cycling power, still have 6.0rc2 loaded. Thereafter, simply rebooting (as opposed to explicitly downgrading) also causes the device to stop responding until power is cycled.
Our RB711s, 435s, 532s and SXTs have downgraded with no problem. The problem seems to be limited to OmniTiks and RB750UPs. Of course neither of these models has a serial port, so I can't confirm that it is failing while (or prior to) validating the 5.18 npk, or report whatever error message might have been displayed.
I have no reason to think netinstall won't work; However, an on-site visit to each device just isn't the most convenient way to change versions. If there is in fact a bug in the downgrade process, I hope MT will be able to solve it.
Normis,
Any word on this ticket #201206266600026 ? I have sent in numerous support output files now and haven't heard a word back. The router is still crashing with kernel failures. I need some help here or I am going to have to pull this router and find something else to replace it.
Can't agree more on that!Well for others having problems with the RB1100 rebooting due to kernel faults, I received an update from Support on the issue.
Apparently there is an issue with the RB1100 and the use-ip-firewall setting that causes kernel failures. It was recommended that I disable use-ip-firewall to get rid of the kernel faults, this is kind of hard to do on this device because it is being used as a transparent traffic shaper. It was indicated that they are not going to be able to fix it until V6 is released.
Pretty inconvenient not be able to use a $500 router because of a bug like this.
I fully agree with you.Can't agree more on that!Well for others having problems with the RB1100 rebooting due to kernel faults, I received an update from Support on the issue.
Apparently there is an issue with the RB1100 and the use-ip-firewall setting that causes kernel failures. It was recommended that I disable use-ip-firewall to get rid of the kernel faults, this is kind of hard to do on this device because it is being used as a transparent traffic shaper. It was indicated that they are not going to be able to fix it until V6 is released.
Pretty inconvenient not be able to use a $500 router because of a bug like this.
What struck me lately in the last upgrades is that nowadays it seems any update is immediately called "stable" where within weeks the successor upgrade is there because it was not so stable after all....
In the v3.x and v4.x families the stable versions where always some versions behind the latest upgrades.... (not that that makes a lot of sense, being "stable" and been succeeded by upgrades is sometimes a bit of a contradiction...)
I think new upgrades should only be called "stable" if they run stable on the majority of hardware-software configurations for at least some weeks without any serious issues being mentioned by an relevant group of regular forum users (these can be considered as 'alfa'(?), ''beta'(?), no better, "charlie" testers
I fully agree with you that an mayor router as the rb1100, which will be used by many for the network traffic management, in lots of cases in transparent mode, is now not able to run a software version that is published on the download page as "stable". Ridiculous!
5.16, 5,17 and now 5.18 are succeeded in a fast schedule which in my opinion shows not a lot of serious testing is done before release.
I can't yet pass to 5.17 or higher because I have several wireless units starting to disconnect with these version and MT, yet again, don't seem to be able to put their finger on what is happening here but instead just bring new version out without solving the problems existing in older ones...
can u upload anywhere that 5.16 ??After the bad experience we had with 5.15, we are still running 5.16. Over 80 devices, 2011, 800's, 433's 433AH, 411, 411Ar's, Grooves, 750's 751's etc, all very stable in both 2 and 5 Ghz bands. Now we read the forum and watch what happens to the new versions. Just thought I'd mention this might be a good fallback position.
I do not believe that MikroTik will solve the problem of disconnection in NV2.
I'm changing my whole wireless network for 802.11 with dual ospf because I'm tired of waiting for a solution.
Dzieva.
excuse me for my english.
I believe that mikrotik not able to test it properly then only push it out due to they have no such network like what all of us having now...I fully agree with you.Can't agree more on that!Well for others having problems with the RB1100 rebooting due to kernel faults, I received an update from Support on the issue.
Apparently there is an issue with the RB1100 and the use-ip-firewall setting that causes kernel failures. It was recommended that I disable use-ip-firewall to get rid of the kernel faults, this is kind of hard to do on this device because it is being used as a transparent traffic shaper. It was indicated that they are not going to be able to fix it until V6 is released.
Pretty inconvenient not be able to use a $500 router because of a bug like this.
What struck me lately in the last upgrades is that nowadays it seems any update is immediately called "stable" where within weeks the successor upgrade is there because it was not so stable after all....
In the v3.x and v4.x families the stable versions where always some versions behind the latest upgrades.... (not that that makes a lot of sense, being "stable" and been succeeded by upgrades is sometimes a bit of a contradiction...)
I think new upgrades should only be called "stable" if they run stable on the majority of hardware-software configurations for at least some weeks without any serious issues being mentioned by an relevant group of regular forum users (these can be considered as 'alfa'(?), ''beta'(?), no better, "charlie" testers
I fully agree with you that an mayor router as the rb1100, which will be used by many for the network traffic management, in lots of cases in transparent mode, is now not able to run a software version that is published on the download page as "stable". Ridiculous!
5.16, 5,17 and now 5.18 are succeeded in a fast schedule which in my opinion shows not a lot of serious testing is done before release.
I can't yet pass to 5.17 or higher because I have several wireless units starting to disconnect with these version and MT, yet again, don't seem to be able to put their finger on what is happening here but instead just bring new version out without solving the problems existing in older ones...
Agree 100%.Do you remember several years ago when their products and software were simply STABLE? The v2 mikrotik software was awesome! Back then, there was lots of talk of "this will kill cisco, etc". Now, it seems that there is something major wrong in every single release, that has to be fixed in the next release... which then introduces yet another problem.
I've got some very old Mikrotik v2 stuff running 24/7 that hasn't been touched in years... and still going strong... uptime in the hundreds (or thousands) of days.
Now days, with their new software and hardware, there is always something wrong. The RB2011ahx2 limited storage, the RB1100 crashing, the RB751 wireless performance, the RB951 wireless disappearing, OVPN problems, SSTP stability issues......
I second that. I have stayed with 5.16 many hundreds of devices no problems. Rb1200. 1000 433 411 433 sxt omnitik all stable on 5.16After the bad experience we had with 5.15, we are still running 5.16. Over 80 devices, 2011, 800's, 433's 433AH, 411, 411Ar's, Grooves, 750's 751's etc, all very stable in both 2 and 5 Ghz bands. Now we read the forum and watch what happens to the new versions. Just thought I'd mention this might be a good fallback position.
Until Mikrotik produce a hi-spec AP + PTP integrated solution and tweak its proprietary wireless protocol to suit, they can fine tune and develop with specific upgrades for these rather than the present updates trying to fix issue’s on customer’s custom setup’s (Made for Mikrotik) which is very difficult to accomplish. As a WISP I would pay for hi-spec units if they were reliable, good performance, cheap is no good when there is unhappy customers.Agree 100%.Do you remember several years ago when their products and software were simply STABLE? The v2 mikrotik software was awesome! Back then, there was lots of talk of "this will kill cisco, etc". Now, it seems that there is something major wrong in every single release, that has to be fixed in the next release... which then introduces yet another problem.
I've got some very old Mikrotik v2 stuff running 24/7 that hasn't been touched in years... and still going strong... uptime in the hundreds (or thousands) of days.
Now days, with their new software and hardware, there is always something wrong. The RB2011ahx2 limited storage, the RB1100 crashing, the RB751 wireless performance, the RB951 wireless disappearing, OVPN problems, SSTP stability issues......
Since 4.xx i switched to antoher wireless product. And IT JUST WORKING. MT wake up....
Hi Chadd, i am having same problem in a RB1100AHx2 which NOT have using "use-ip-firewall" in the bridge...Well for others having problems with the RB1100 rebooting due to kernel faults, I received an update from Support on the issue.
Apparently there is an issue with the RB1100 and the use-ip-firewall setting that causes kernel failures. It was recommended that I disable use-ip-firewall to get rid of the kernel faults, this is kind of hard to do on this device because it is being used as a transparent traffic shaper. It was indicated that they are not going to be able to fix it until V6 is released.
Pretty inconvenient not be able to use a $500 router because of a bug like this.
Normis,
Any word on this ticket #201206266600026 ? I have sent in numerous support output files now and haven't heard a word back. The router is still crashing with kernel failures. I need some help here or I am going to have to pull this router and find something else to replace it.
Hi Chadd, i am having same problem in a RB1100AHx2 which NOT have using "use-ip-firewall" in the bridge...
Recently i send a supout.rif and waiting for an answer... the rare is after each reboot the current firmware in /system routerboard is cleaned...
Then share the ticket answer... Regards!
Try to increase your cell radius if you have disconnects.I do not believe that MikroTik will solve the problem of disconnection in NV2.
I'm changing my whole wireless network for 802.11 with dual ospf because I'm tired of waiting for a solution.
Dzieva.
excuse me for my english.
/usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.14 ":put [ /system identity get name ]"
/usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.17 ":put [ /system identity get name ]"
/usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.18 ":put [ /system identity get name ]"
Yeah on FreeBSD I'm getting randomly:Hi.
Recenlty I've upgraded most of my routers to 5.18. I didn't notice any problems except my script that synchronizes configuration between routers stopped working. I've made some investigation and I've noticed that RouterOS commands executed via ssh didn't return any output, but it only happens when my script runs from command line. Strange but it's a fact. I've created script with commands:Authentication is done via keys. Routers have RouterOS versions appropriate to their last IP octet f.e. 1.14 has version 5.14.Code: Select all/usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.14 ":put [ /system identity get name ]" /usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.17 ":put [ /system identity get name ]" /usr/bin/ssh user@192.168.1.18 ":put [ /system identity get name ]"
When I run this script from command line every router returns its identity, but when I set cront to run it, only .1.14 and 1.17 return identity. I've made a test downgrading router with 5.18 to 5.17 and it started working.
Any idea?
protocol error: expected control record
Can anybody else confirm? I've checked connection from FreeBSD and Ubuntu, and both behave the same way and this indicated that problem is on RouterOS side.Yeah on FreeBSD I'm getting randomly:Code: Select allprotocol error: expected control record
....make the cell radius bigger in some links to eliminate the disconnect...For me nv2 is the best protocol for point to point and apart from having to make the cell radius bigger in some links to eliminate the disconnect problem I have found it really stable even in noisy environments specially when under heavy load.
I think the overall speed is not quite as fast as nstream because the tdma divides the up and down more equally but in terms of stability when the link is under a heavy load my tests show it to be far more stable latebcy wise specially if you have voip users.
I would say the secret with n and nv2 is having a good antenna with very good isolation between the polarity's.
I assume freznel zone clearance is OK on the link, also is "ducting" not a issue; http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... de#p243074On a 30 km link over sea I had to go to 43km to solve it. For some reason the links over sea seem to need this.
Is it only with this link over water you had to increase cell radius and does the same apply to all links, as increasing the cell radius beyond what is required for PTP link could also cause the link to pick up interference from other devices which could be inside this bigger cell radius.Frezenel zone is OK. And yeah I would say with nv2 setting the distance longer helps with ducting for some reason.
I don't think it will make any difference to interference. I suspect that it's just the timing window size for the tdma and making it longer helps with any problems. I would say if you have interference it won't make any difference. The noise will still be there regardless of the settings.increasing the cell radius beyond what is required for PTP link could also cause the link to pick up interference from other devices which could be inside this bigger cell radius.
Did this version solved the WDS Problem? I'm running several Grooves A2Hn in AP-AP WDS Bridge mode with version 5.9-5.11 with the same problems (WDS links perfectly active but network goes down no pings to APs)...I hope this verison solve the wds problem, i couldnt get WDS (AP BRIDGE on all Routerboards) to work with v5.5. the links were stables, good signal and throughput, pings were about 50ms between all the APs but when clients started connecting the links were still stables but no ping response between all the APs and clients couldnt go on internet (network goes down).
Does this happen to anyone?