i was going to put a post up today saying i was having this strange issue where our CHR is being used for VPN and its being capped at 10MB yet i have a P1 licence?A quick question!
I see that the CHR fix for P1 license and error in Queue is not part of this release. Is there a plan when this fix, which is in RC, will be added to stable release?
I know all that I'm more interested on a time frame for next release? If you don't know I'm fine with that just want to know If i should plan to use RC, which I want to avoid, or wait for next release if quick.About CHR issue. As you can see this 6.38.3 version was made on February 7th. Fix for this CHR issue was not ready back then. It will be included in next current/bugfix public release.
Have a look here. You'r not alonei was going to put a post up today saying i was having this strange issue where our CHR is being used for VPN and its being capped at 10MB yet i have a P1 licence?A quick question!
I see that the CHR fix for P1 license and error in Queue is not part of this release. Is there a plan when this fix, which is in RC, will be added to stable release?
thank god its not just me having this issue!
Thanks. find it. is it possible to enable this feature in AP mode ? example for smartphone wifi roamingErfanDL - available on "station" mode if "Advanced mode" in wireless settings is enabled and "Wireless" tab " is selected
I will settle with this. Big thanks for quick reply.We can not in any way name dates when next release will be available. We can not predict how development process will go, but as you can see in archive - usually it is around 1 month between releases:
https://mikrotik.com/download/archive
What do you expect a station-only feature doing in AP mode?is it possible to enable this feature in AP mode ? example for smartphone wifi roaming
I want to roaming my wifi clients. such as smartphones, laptop, etc...What do you expect a station-only feature doing in AP mode?is it possible to enable this feature in AP mode ? example for smartphone wifi roaming
Those should already roam to the strongest AP in range. Just give them the same SSID and security settings, and it should work.I want to roaming my wifi clients. such as smartphones, laptop, etc...
The station roaming setting controls how the Mikrotik device, when connecting to another wireless station, will roam - for example, as weather changes, or if the device moves. It has no relation to how devices that connect to the Mikrotik device choose to roam.Thanks. find it. is it possible to enable this feature in AP mode ? example for smartphone wifi roamingErfanDL - available on "station" mode if "Advanced mode" in wireless settings is enabled and "Wireless" tab " is selected
upgrade WinBox?after upgrading I found out that the DST port in NAT RULE Chain/dstnat now disabled... and not editable... also if you want to create new rule
What to do now?
Thanks for reply.The station roaming setting controls how the Mikrotik device, when connecting to another wireless station, will roam - for example, as weather changes, or if the device moves. It has no relation to how devices that connect to the Mikrotik device choose to roam.Thanks. find it. is it possible to enable this feature in AP mode ? example for smartphone wifi roamingErfanDL - available on "station" mode if "Advanced mode" in wireless settings is enabled and "Wireless" tab " is selected
That does not really work... or: it does not work very well.Those should already roam to the strongest AP in range. Just give them the same SSID and security settings, and it should work.
That totally depends on the client. Some clients roam nicely, other clients do not roam at all.That does not really work... or: it does not work very well.
Up until recently RouterOS did not support station roaming at all- it was sticking to a single AP until connection is completely lost, at which point it started to search for a new AP to connect to. Then initial support for the station mode roaming was added in 6.35 (wireless-rep package only)- RouterOS client started to do background search periodically, looking for a better AP (read more here). And now you can turn that feature on and off.But what is the station-roaming setting doing? Changing parameters in station mode to make that way of roaming work better?
Yes, laptops have no problem - drivers in Windows allow to set roaming aggressiveness (I use high) and roaming preference of bandwidth or distance (I use bandwidth). But there is no setting in Android phones for example and they are not roaming well - sticking on the first AP in situation where they are moved very close to another AP.That totally depends on the client. Some clients roam nicely, other clients do not roam at all.That does not really work... or: it does not work very well.
The wds mesh roaming is very good. But network performance comes downYes, laptops have no problem - drivers in Windows allow to set roaming aggressiveness (I use high) and roaming preference of bandwidth or distance (I use bandwidth). But there is no setting in Android phones for example and they are not roaming well - sticking on the first AP in situation where they are moved very close to another AP.That totally depends on the client. Some clients roam nicely, other clients do not roam at all.That does not really work... or: it does not work very well.
In fact, I don't know anything about Mikrotik AP controller - if it is making roaming better or not. That's because I don't use Mikrotik as APs - I simply use the same SSID and security on all the APs. Other brand controllers have some roaming functions, but I don't use them either and don't know what are they doing. If it is something more deep about roaming in Mikrotik systems written somewhere, please paste a link
From my experience, it totally depends on the Android device in use. It looks like different devices may have different WiFi-roaming-related settings even on the same Android version. Also, you can temporarily activate aggressive WiFi roaming in the Developer menu, but, unfortunately, that setting is getting reset on each reboot.there is no setting in Android phones for example and they are not roaming well - sticking on the first AP in situation where they are moved very close to another AP.
This is what I mean by "it does not really work". Many other manufacturers have the same problems: dependance on client software and settings.Yes, laptops have no problem - drivers in Windows allow to set roaming aggressiveness (I use high) and roaming preference of bandwidth or distance (I use bandwidth). But there is no setting in Android phones for example and they are not roaming well - sticking on the first AP in situation where they are moved very close to another AP.That totally depends on the client. Some clients roam nicely, other clients do not roam at all.That does not really work... or: it does not work very well.
In fact, I don't know anything about Mikrotik AP controller - if it is making roaming better or not. That's because I don't use Mikrotik as APs - I simply use the same SSID and security on all the APs. Other brand controllers have some roaming functions, but I don't use them either and don't know what are they doing. If it is something more deep about roaming in Mikrotik systems written somewhere, please paste a link
It's a common misperception that using WDS mesh makes WiFi roaming any better. And I even clearly remember myself explaining this to you already here.The wds mesh roaming is very good. But network performance comes down
Probably, that's because it is the only thing that standards call "roaming"?Many other manufacturers have the same problems: dependance on client software and settings.
Technically, that is not a roaming (even though the outcome is the same), but rather a way to fool wireless client making it believe that it's constantly talking to exactly the same AP, even though different radios are involved at different moments. That approach has its own drawbacks. And as it is always the case with wireless, it may or may not work as expected depending on the requirements and environment.But with e.g. Aruba networks the wireless system ITSELF controls the roaming, detecting which AP the client is closest to and communication from there.
I mean roaming without wiring AP's. in some places we can not wiring AP's for capsmanIt's a common misperception that using WDS mesh makes WiFi roaming any better. And I even clearly remember myself explaining this to you already here.The wds mesh roaming is very good. But network performance comes down
I had similar probs with RB2011. I was testing VLANs, bridges and VLANs in the switch chip on 6.38.1 and then 6.39rc33. Contacted support. Reply below.RSTP problems...
First I did upgrades from 6.37.4 (bugfix) to 6.38.3 on CRS125 (switch with caps-man) hree hAPac in cap-mode and one RB750GR3 : no problems at all!
(Remark: all bridges have RSTP on!)
Then I upgraded the router. It's an RB3011... After this it lost the connection to the CRS125.
RB3011: back to 6.37.4: fine as ever
RB3011: to 6.38.3: broken connection
RB3011: disable RSTP (set to none!) on the bridge containing the connection interface to the CRS125 and now it works!
Wondering,
Ralf.
We found the problem. RSTP currently does not work together with VLAN configurations on small 5 port Atheros switch chips. You will have to either disable RSTP or reconfigure VLANs with bridges if RSTP is necessary.
wireless,info wlan1: WPS virtual button pushed
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 attempts to associate
wireless,info wlan1: WPS association from 00:12:FE:AF:35:59
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 not in local ACL, by default accept
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: connected
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 started, associated
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 attempts to associate
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: reassociating
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 interrupted
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: disconnected, ok
wireless,info wlan1: WPS association from 00:12:FE:AF:35:59
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 not in local ACL, by default accept
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: connected
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 started, associated
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 attempts to associate
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: reassociating
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 interrupted
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: disconnected, ok
wireless,info wlan1: WPS association from 00:12:FE:AF:35:59
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 not in local ACL, by default accept
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: connected
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 started, associated
wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 attempts to associate
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: reassociating
wireless,info wlan1: WPS of 00:12:FE:AF:35:59 interrupted
wireless,info 00:12:FE:AF:35:59@wlan1: disconnected, ok
There's still some hope. I have no old device to test with, but have a look at the following entry from the 6.39rc33 ChangeLog:it looks like this is not going to be fixed.
They previously said that Intel 2200BG is old enough so they don't care about the compatibility with. But it looks they actually do care.*) wireless - improved compatibility with Intel 2200BG wireless card;
What version did you update from? There were changes in DFS behaviour a couple of versions ago.Either someone put up a new RADAR station in my neighborhood right after this update or there were undocumented changes in DFS behaviour for Germany.
Confirming this. My WAP AC is hopping all over the place. The device hasn't physically moved since installation where it has been very happily running indoors on a ground floor on 5500 MHz.As reported before, I also have lots of new RADAR stations in the 5 GHz wireless. A connection is not possible or is only possible for a short time.
The router constantly changes the channel on the 5 GHz network, because of the detected RADAR stations. A RADAR is detected in each channel.
Router hAP ac v6.38.3 - Country Germany
In v6.38.1, the 5 GHz network ran perfectly
Confirming this. My WAP AC is hopping all over the place. The device hasn't physically moved since installation where it has been very happily running indoors on a ground floor on 5500 MHz.As reported before, I also have lots of new RADAR stations in the 5 GHz wireless. A connection is not possible or is only possible for a short time.
The router constantly changes the channel on the 5 GHz network, because of the detected RADAR stations. A RADAR is detected in each channel.
Router hAP ac v6.38.3 - Country Germany
In v6.38.1, the 5 GHz network ran perfectly
Viewing current tx-power is not supported for ac-capable chipsets yet (and it's not clean when it will be supported if at all).My mant box 15s dont show tx power on wireless interface.why?
Confirming this. My WAP AC is hopping all over the place. The device hasn't physically moved since installation where it has been very happily running indoors on a ground floor on 5500 MHz.As reported before, I also have lots of new RADAR stations in the 5 GHz wireless. A connection is not possible or is only possible for a short time.
The router constantly changes the channel on the 5 GHz network, because of the detected RADAR stations. A RADAR is detected in each channel.
Router hAP ac v6.38.3 - Country Germany
In v6.38.1, the 5 GHz network ran perfectly
ping ct.de
PING ct.de (193.99.144.80): 56 data bytes
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=2 ttl=248 time=59.276 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 3
Request timeout for icmp_seq 4
Request timeout for icmp_seq 5
Request timeout for icmp_seq 6
Request timeout for icmp_seq 7
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=8 ttl=248 time=161.396 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 9
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=10 ttl=248 time=70.550 ms
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=11 ttl=248 time=34.136 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 12
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=13 ttl=248 time=84.672 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 14
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=15 ttl=248 time=103.062 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 16
Request timeout for icmp_seq 17
Request timeout for icmp_seq 18
Request timeout for icmp_seq 19
Request timeout for icmp_seq 20
Request timeout for icmp_seq 21
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=22 ttl=248 time=122.725 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 23
Request timeout for icmp_seq 24
Request timeout for icmp_seq 25
Request timeout for icmp_seq 26
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=27 ttl=248 time=144.786 ms
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=28 ttl=248 time=111.927 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 29
64 bytes from 193.99.144.80: icmp_seq=30 ttl=248 time=126.983 ms
Request timeout for icmp_seq 31
^C
--- ct.de ping statistics ---
33 packets transmitted, 10 packets received, 69.7% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 34.136/101.951/161.396/37.725 ms
EDIT:Hi.
I found some troubles with 6.38 and older.
Some Android mobile not working with WiFi on 951 series and mAP lite.
In 6.38.3:
951G-2HnD
DHCP server on bridge
Port Wlan1 and ether2 - to bridge1 on 951
It is reason to upgrade Cisco not to downgrade RouterOS.You may want to check this before upgrade
RouterOS 6.38.3's LLDP Craches Vulnerable Cisco Routers
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=119060
This problem is mentioned here. viewtopic.php?f=10&t=118059dear mikrotik software developers,
this bug has been found since 6.38. i did post this bug but due to unknown reason it seems unposted.
on fresh installed routerboard, we can not add more than one profile on usermanager. each time we add the second profile, the error shown is "failure: profile with such name-for-user already exists"
this error never happened before.
please correct this bug on next release.
thank you
Paul