coming nextAnd implement "security fix" in 6.40.7 PLEASE!!!!!
still waiting for the bugfix only update
still waiting ...still waiting for the bugfix only update
Might be same issue for you.CHR - Microsoft AZURE :
After reboot VM works fine, 2 hour later can't get IP address from DHCP server, static IP don't working, enable/disable iface/ dhcp client - without sucess. Reboot can temporarily fix this problem.
routeros 6.41+ have new implementation of bridges beware of that changeMight be same issue for you.CHR - Microsoft AZURE :
After reboot VM works fine, 2 hour later can't get IP address from DHCP server, static IP don't working, enable/disable iface/ dhcp client - without sucess. Reboot can temporarily fix this problem.
We started rolling it out for security sake. 1/3 of flashed routers lose internet/IP
We found that DHCP server (which is on bridge) goes to "unknown" and goes red
Also, under bridge ports, random ports will also go to "unknown"
Changing those back to correct settings restores all service
Then why not give more information about that in the routerboard settings. You know how it works so you do not need such information, I know it now, but for all other that click the upgrade button to sync the firmware it will remain a mystery. Just add som words what to do will help others.Jotne, msatter, Pea, Kraken2k - This is how RouterBOOT upgrade been working since always. You need to reboot device manually after you have performed upgrade feature. Since RouterBOOT mainly is responsible for booting process we do not want to make fully automatical RouterBOOT upgrade process or force it because it rarely has any updates for already released products and automated upgrade/reboot might lead up to more problems than bring anything good into equation. However, if you want to forget about firmware, then you can enable auto-upgrade feature and RouterBOOT will upgrade itself upon the next reboot when RouterOS will be upgraded - RouterOS upgrade, reboot, one more reboot in order to upgrade RouterBOOT.
Not in WebFig. I have upgraded two hap ac2 yesterday to 6.43rc4 and nothing visible happened on pressing the "upgrade firmware" button in System->Routerboatd (done that with 6.43rc4 already running to be clear, and after reboot, the new firmware is shown as running). Overlay windows do indicate errors like "cannot connect, scan is not running" in wireless configuration, so it should not be a browser incompatibility.Warnings are already there. Can you provide screen shot where we can see that the warning is missing?
I think this is expected. You installed the firmware upgrade and rebooted without opening the terminal. Critical messages are stored to be shown the next time you open the terminal, that was after reboot.Now if I look into terminal I still see 2 lines (I pressed Upgrade button twice ). But this should not be there while the router was already rebooted, right?
Version 6.42 has this changelog entry:Just updated one of our Metal G-52SHPacn to new v6.42.1 RouterOS.
tools/netwatch does not work anymore. When the tested server is "up", we run [:global srvstat "up"] to set the variable srvstat. Did work with 6.41.2
Looks like up event is not working.
*) netwatch - limit to read, write, test and reboot policies for Netwatch script execution;
Yes, netwatch is no longer usable to start scripts. Even to write to global variables fails. Only write to .txt files works. On up event, I need to write the server status up to a variable or file and start a script.Version 6.42 has this changelog entry:Just updated one of our Metal G-52SHPacn to new v6.42.1 RouterOS.
tools/netwatch does not work anymore. When the tested server is "up", we run [:global srvstat "up"] to set the variable srvstat. Did work with 6.41.2
Looks like up event is not working.
I guess that breaks your use case.Code: Select all*) netwatch - limit to read, write, test and reboot policies for Netwatch script execution;
This boggles my mind...Warnings are already there. Can you provide screen shot where we can see that the warning is missing?
Screen Shot 2018-04-24 at 08.24.59.png
Maybe your problem is that you haven't specified which LED? Don't know what hardware you are using, so don't know how many LEDs there are.LED problems:
[admin@911-1] > system leds set interface=wlan1 type=wireless-signal-strength
input does not match any value of type
[admin@911-1] > system leds set interface=wlan1 type=wireless-status
input does not match any value of type
[admin@911-1] >
/ip firewall raw> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 chain=output action=passthrough log=yes log-prefix="" protocol=udp
1 ;;; MT discovery
chain=prerouting action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255
2 ;;; MT discovery
chain=output action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255
print stats
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
# CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS
0 D ;;; special dummy rule to show fasttrack counters
prerouting passthrough 55 903 342 279 167
1 prerouting notrack 295 008 2 176
2 output notrack 25 870 195
print stats
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
# CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS
0 output passthrough 226 965 1 663
1 ;;; MT discovery
prerouting notrack 99 706 724
2 ;;; MT discovery
output notrack 0 0
Excellent thought and in the release notes it should also state that the firmware is updated and that a upgrade is recommended. If nothing has changed then always as last line in release notes: "- no firmware upgrade needed when you current firmware is x.xx.x or higher."Now that the firmware has the same version as RouterOS, and assuming that not every update to RouterOS really includes a changed firmware version, maybe something can be done to change the warning after the firmware update so that it does not require a reboot when nothing other than the version has changed?
As it is now, every update requires two reboots, and in many cases (e.g. when updating from 6.42 to 6.42.1) that is likely
not very necessary.
/ip dhcp-client print detail
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 D interface=lte1 add-default-route=yes default-route-distance=2 use-peer-dns=yes use-peer-ntp=yes dhcp-options=hostname,clientid
status=error dhcp-server=192.168.8.1
/ip dhcp-client print detail
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 XI interface=lte1 add-default-route=yes default-route-distance=2 use-peer-dns=no use-peer-ntp=no dhcp-options=hostname,clientid
1 ID interface=lte1 add-default-route=yes default-route-distance=2 use-peer-dns=yes use-peer-ntp=yes dhcp-options=hostname,clientid
Or maybe in the routerboard firmware update screen it could show if the firmware version in the current RouterOS is binary different from the currently installed firmware (excluding version number) and show a message near the upgrade button that upgrade is advised / not necessary.Excellent thought and in the release notes it should also state that the firmware is updated and that a upgrade is recommended. If nothing has changed then always as last line in release notes: "- no firmware upgrade needed when you current firmware is x.xx.x or higher."
Let's make it foolproof. Make the upgrade button inactive when there is no real upgrade or you executed already an upgrade and the router is waiting for a reboot.Or maybe in the routerboard firmware update screen it could show if the firmware version in the current RouterOS is binary different from the currently installed firmware (excluding version number) and show a message near the upgrade button that upgrade is advised / not necessary.Excellent thought and in the release notes it should also state that the firmware is updated and that a upgrade is recommended. If nothing has changed then always as last line in release notes: "- no firmware upgrade needed when you current firmware is x.xx.x or higher."
thx for your responseBartoszP, chechito - We will release 6.40.8 as soon as possible. As we just yesterday found out about this vulnerability, we were lucky that 6.42.1 was already on the way. In order to release a version, we have to test it first. 6.40.8 is coming, but will take most likely one or two days. I assume that no one here wants to install un-tested bugfix version on their routers
miro263, skullzaflare, sspratt - Please generate supout file on your device while problem is present. Send this file to support@mikrotik.com.
Jotne, msatter, Pea, Kraken2k - This is how RouterBOOT upgrade been working since always. You need to reboot device manually after you have performed upgrade feature. Since RouterBOOT mainly is responsible for booting process we do not want to make fully automatical RouterBOOT upgrade process or force it because it rarely has any updates for already released products and automated upgrade/reboot might lead up to more problems than bring anything good into equation. However, if you want to forget about firmware, then you can enable auto-upgrade feature and RouterBOOT will upgrade itself upon the next reboot when RouterOS will be upgraded - RouterOS upgrade, reboot, one more reboot in order to upgrade RouterBOOT.
More than we exchanged was the maximum we could put in from our side to Mikrotik. Unless it was mentioned again. Which you did.Can we move this double reboot discussion to a separate thread plz...
What has changed, is that now every new release of RouterOS the version of the RouterBOOT has incremented as well, even when RouterBOOT has not changed (most of the time!).Jotne, msatter, Pea, Kraken2k - This is how RouterBOOT upgrade been working since always. You need to reboot device manually after you have performed upgrade feature. Since RouterBOOT mainly is responsible for booting process we do not want to make fully automatical RouterBOOT upgrade process or force it because it rarely has any updates for already released products and automated upgrade/reboot might lead up to more problems than bring anything good into equation.
Ok, but please change it so that it requires the second reboot ONLY when there was actually an upgrade.However, if you want to forget about firmware, then you can enable auto-upgrade feature and RouterBOOT will upgrade itself upon the next reboot when RouterOS will be upgraded - RouterOS upgrade, reboot, one more reboot in order to upgrade RouterBOOT.
[me@hgw2] > /log print follow-only
21:20:46 ssh,error Corrupt host's key, regenerating it! Reboot required!
debug1: Local version string SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.2 FreeBSD-20160310
debug1: Remote protocol version 2.0, remote software version ROSSSH
debug1: no match: ROSSSH
debug1: Authenticating to 192.168.1.1:222 as 'me'
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT received
debug1: kex: algorithm: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256
debug1: kex: host key algorithm: ssh-dss
debug1: kex: server->client cipher: aes192-ctr MAC: hmac-sha2-256 compression: none
debug1: kex: client->server cipher: aes192-ctr MAC: hmac-sha2-256 compression: none
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_REQUEST(2048<8192<8192) sent
debug1: got SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_GROUP
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_INIT sent
Received disconnect from 192.168.1.1 port 222:3:
Disconnected from 192.168.1.1 port 222
debug1: Local version string SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.6
debug1: Remote protocol version 2.0, remote software version ROSSSH
debug1: no match: ROSSSH
debug1: Authenticating to 192.168.1.1:222 as 'me'
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT received
debug1: kex: algorithm: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256
debug1: kex: host key algorithm: ssh-rsa
debug1: kex: server->client cipher: aes192-ctr MAC: hmac-sha2-256 compression: none
debug1: kex: client->server cipher: aes192-ctr MAC: hmac-sha2-256 compression: none
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_REQUEST(2048<8192<8192) sent
debug1: got SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_GROUP
debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_INIT sent
debug1: got SSH2_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_REPLY
debug1: Server host key: ssh-rsa SHA256:N3zKod3ejAr1GLrtPPxf0ySdhQpwSVh3qo1tIdf88zU
debug1: Host '[192.168.1.1]:222' is known and matches the RSA host key.
[me@hgw2] > /ip ssh print
forwarding-enabled: no
always-allow-password-login: yes
strong-crypto: yes
host-key-size: 2048
I haven't worked with caps, but working with /system upgrade I learned that if you put npks in a subfolder, they will show up as "available" for other MikroTiks to fetch to upgrade themselves, but will not appear as available to upgrade the host MikroTIk on reboot, nor be consumed in doing so. Perhaps if you put your caps npks in a subfolder, this would solve your issue.ARM upgrade from 6.42 to 6.42.1 will fail if another architecture package is also found on the flash... sometimes required to upgrade caps...
in the past it would upgrade correctly and just ignored the extra architecture packages. Is this a bug or just intentional now?
I haven't installed 6.42.x yet but I use Netwatch to run scripts on all my devices. I use local variables in these scripts, will they no longer work after this update?Yes, netwatch is no longer usable to start scripts. Even to write to global variables fails. Only write to .txt files works. On up event, I need to write the server status up to a variable or file and start a script.Version 6.42 has this changelog entry:Just updated one of our Metal G-52SHPacn to new v6.42.1 RouterOS.
tools/netwatch does not work anymore. When the tested server is "up", we run [:global srvstat "up"] to set the variable srvstat. Did work with 6.41.2
Looks like up event is not working.
I guess that breaks your use case.Code: Select all*) netwatch - limit to read, write, test and reboot policies for Netwatch script execution;
Still did not find a solution for that use. A high interval schedule is no option.
You know, I’ve been working with Support on an issue exactly like this. I have discovered that scheduler will often not start a script anymore if you just use the name of the script in the action, but if you say /system script run scriptname, it runs fine. Try that.Im not sure what happened last night, but, somehow none of my scripts would run from scheduler. I could run them manually. Its like scheduler somehow was not running, or did not have permissions to run scripts.. I always use 2 partitions and flipped back to 41.3 and all was well.
I will... Thank youYou know, I’ve been working with Support on an issue exactly like this. I have discovered that scheduler will often not start a script anymore if you just use the name of the script in the action, but if you say /system script run scriptname, it runs fine. Try that.Im not sure what happened last night, but, somehow none of my scripts would run from scheduler. I could run them manually. Its like scheduler somehow was not running, or did not have permissions to run scripts.. I always use 2 partitions and flipped back to 41.3 and all was well.
RouterOS version 6.42.1 has been released in public "current" channel!
*) led - added "dark-mode" functionality for hAP ac and hAP ac^2 devices;
Still can't turn off the port led indicators in the hap ac2, winbox returns error that the board doesn't have this functionality.
Looks huge improvement for mobile devices. 2.4G speed increased from ~10-20Mbit to 2-3x more. We use as endpoint devices for consumers. 2.4G had poor perfomance if several devices use traffic, much more better now so far.improved compatibility with BCM chipset devices
I have same issue on RB951Ui-2HnD (with ROS 6.42.1 upgraded just today). I can imagine there are writes if you are using it a lot (you have over 2M writes total so obviously writes are happening a lot). However, my total is 30k for whole lifetime and I own this device over 5 years. Something definitely must be wrong: I noticed there are random writes each 1-2 minutes. after enabling debug log, some of these writes corresponds with "skip Router Advertisement sending on XXXX: no prefixes to send" (where XXXX is bridge / eth). Some writes appear without any log entry - cant figure out...After upgrade to 6.42 (and the same after 6.42.1) found a problem with high sector writes values. More than 4000 writes for less than 24 hours.
Is it normal or not.
mikrotik_sector_writes.jpg
# apr/25/2018 21:22:42 by RouterOS 6.42.1
# software id = 0HA0-YFNN
#
# model = 951Ui-2HnD
# serial number = 4AC7024C3DBE
/interface bridge
add fast-forward=no name=bridge1
/interface wireless
set [ find default-name=wlan1 ] ssid=MikroTik
/interface wireless security-profiles
set [ find default=yes ] supplicant-identity=MikroTik
/interface bridge port
add bridge=bridge1 interface=ether1
add bridge=bridge1 interface=ether2
add bridge=bridge1 interface=ether3
add bridge=bridge1 interface=ether4
add bridge=bridge1 interface=ether5
/ip dhcp-client
add dhcp-options=hostname,clientid disabled=no interface=bridge1
/system clock
set time-zone-name=Australia/Hobart
/system logging
add topics=debug
/system routerboard settings
set silent-boot=no
/tool romon
set enabled=yes
Confirm, that type=on is not recognisable( 4 changed via winbox to type - on):add led=sfp-led type=on
input does not match any value of type
I reported that before and the report was acknowledged and they are investigating.in the winbox, BRIDGE section is showing NOTHING in PORTS section.
edit3: I believe I found culprit! default setting now enables "cloud - update time". so in default setting, mikrotik is sending request to cloud.mikrotik.com (seems unsuccessfully) and that is causing useless memory writes! (actually i noticed that those queries often fail so it is better to enable SNTP client)
So "Cloud update-time" must be set to "No" right?Do not update the time from cloud. Use reliable time server instead.
Not related to Winbox security issue, but seems like a bug ...
On 6.41.x and 6.42.x MNDP trafic is not visible anymore in firewall output chain ...
For example I am using this rulesAnd on 6.40.x it works as expectedCode: Select all/ip firewall raw> print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 chain=output action=passthrough log=yes log-prefix="" protocol=udp 1 ;;; MT discovery chain=prerouting action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255 2 ;;; MT discovery chain=output action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255
But on 6.41.x and 6.42.x no packet is ever detected in output chainCode: Select allprint stats Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS 0 D ;;; special dummy rule to show fasttrack counters prerouting passthrough 55 903 342 279 167 1 prerouting notrack 295 008 2 176 2 output notrack 25 870 195
So is this some undocumented new feature and if so what is the benefit, or is it just a bug?Code: Select allprint stats Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS 0 output passthrough 226 965 1 663 1 ;;; MT discovery prerouting notrack 99 706 724 2 ;;; MT discovery output notrack 0 0
Regards
I have too high write value. What is this and how to diagnose it ?After upgrade to 6.42 (and the same after 6.42.1) found a problem with high sector writes values. More than 4000 writes for less than 24 hours.
Is it normal or not.
It was discussed in a closed thread:I checked this on all our routers upgraded to 6.42 or 6.41 ...
And In ROS 6.41 and 6.42 Mikrotik Neighbor Discovery protocol outgoing traffic is actually allowed to bypass firewall altogether and cannot be caught in any chain, not something that any process should be IMHO ...
And for me this is actually pretty serious issue because I used firewall (as I should with any outgoing traffic) to control this on all of our routers ...
Not related to Winbox security issue, but seems like a bug ...
On 6.41.x and 6.42.x MNDP trafic is not visible anymore in firewall output chain ...
For example I am using this rulesAnd on 6.40.x it works as expectedCode: Select all/ip firewall raw> print Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic 0 chain=output action=passthrough log=yes log-prefix="" protocol=udp 1 ;;; MT discovery chain=prerouting action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255 2 ;;; MT discovery chain=output action=notrack dst-port=5678 log=no log-prefix="" protocol=udp dst-address=255.255.255.255
But on 6.41.x and 6.42.x no packet is ever detected in output chainCode: Select allprint stats Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS 0 D ;;; special dummy rule to show fasttrack counters prerouting passthrough 55 903 342 279 167 1 prerouting notrack 295 008 2 176 2 output notrack 25 870 195
So is this some undocumented new feature and if so what is the benefit, or is it just a bug?Code: Select allprint stats Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic # CHAIN ACTION BYTES PACKETS 0 output passthrough 226 965 1 663 1 ;;; MT discovery prerouting notrack 99 706 724 2 ;;; MT discovery output notrack 0 0
Regards
Let us know if this works for you. Support is still nonplussed, and it never hurts to make them aware that multiple people are seeing the same problem.I will... Thank youYou know, I’ve been working with Support on an issue exactly like this. I have discovered that scheduler will often not start a script anymore if you just use the name of the script in the action, but if you say /system script run scriptname, it runs fine. Try that.Im not sure what happened last night, but, somehow none of my scripts would run from scheduler. I could run them manually. Its like scheduler somehow was not running, or did not have permissions to run scripts.. I always use 2 partitions and flipped back to 41.3 and all was well.
Did you upgrade from a pre-6.40 version? The you may be seeing the same thing as I mentioned in message #93 above. Like you, I was lucky I could recover the router.Upgraded to 6.42.1 and for some reason almost all switch ports were removed from bridges (luckily admin. bridge remained w. 1 port attached so I regained access to the router).
Device is RB2011iL-IN.
Hi,Having same issue with alot sector writes but here is catch - I've tried solution mentioned by vecernik87 but simply IP > Cloud setting is not there on x86 or am I missing something here?
x86_sector_writes.PNG
# to see what is currently set
/ip cloud print
# to disable update time from mikrotik cloud
/ip cloud set update-time=no
Sure thing trick is, that not everyone knows about this feature and it is by default enabled (even after reset config with no-defaults). Everyone has to manually disable this.Do not update the time from cloud. Use reliable time server instead.
I can confirm that it is not visible on 6.42 as well. Unfortunately I don't have any of my devices on older ROS so I can't check right now if it was missing earlier.I'm not sure if this issue happened after upgrading to v6.42.1, but on my hAP ac^2 the write-sect-since-reboot and the write-sect-total is missing in Winbox v3.13 / System Resources screen. /system resource print shows the values. Routerboard firmware is v6.42.1
Can see the same on RB600, big jump in disk usage: Used automatic download from packages in Winbox to update it.6.42.1 has caused a noticeable bump in disk usage on CCR1009-7G-1C.
Is that normal (expected?)
Nice one that is the source of rewrites! Thank you
edit3: I believe I found culprit! default setting now enables "cloud - update time". so in default setting, mikrotik is sending request to cloud.mikrotik.com (seems unsuccessfully) and that is causing useless memory writes! (actually i noticed that those queries often fail so it is better to enable SNTP client)
You mean if you set the SNTP client to a NTP server then "Cloud update-time" must be set to "YES" ?
I sent a reply in the morning, but disappered. So, Thats true what you wrote, there was not static admin MAC address, but with this config I doesnt have similar problem till v6.42.1. I dont find auto-mac section at the bridge properties, only the static admin MAC. Which MAC address range should I use?@bennyh: I assume that you have RB's IP address set on bridge. Do you have admin-mac statically set and auto-mac=no?
If not, bridge will assume mac address from one of member interfaces and if that member interface (momentarily) drops from bridge (I can imagine that happening when you change properties of wifi device), anything can happen.
Probably a combination of the two. I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark or mail it to support.Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
I was thinking about the same, but there is an issue - sniffing on an interface breaks fasttracking so throughput falls down. So port mirroring on a switch and sniffing externally is needed.I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark
You don't need traffic on the link. You can sniff it during the night when you are sleeping.I was thinking about the same, but there is an issue - sniffing on an interface breaks fasttracking so throughput falls down. So port mirroring on a switch and sniffing externally is needed.I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark
ovpn, info TCP connection established form 125.212.217.215
nope just service scanners
Does this indicate that my OVPN has been compromised??? I've disabled my ovpn in the meantime.
Thank you very much for the response.nope just service scanners
Does this indicate that my OVPN has been compromised??? I've disabled my ovpn in the meantime.
Thank youYou should be worried when you see OVPn user logged in message
----Probably a combination of the two. I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark or mail it to support.Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
I was thinking about the same, but there is an issue - sniffing on an interface breaks fasttracking so throughput falls down. So port mirroring on a switch and sniffing externally is needed.I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark
After I set static MAC address there is no difference. The router showed the neighbor AP with the new MAC address, but when I changed the the wireless protocol on AP, the webfig had beeen unreachable. After power cycle and config restore, now working again.@bennyh: I assume that you have RB's IP address set on bridge. Do you have admin-mac statically set and auto-mac=no?
If not, bridge will assume mac address from one of member interfaces and if that member interface (momentarily) drops from bridge (I can imagine that happening when you change properties of wifi device), anything can happen.
Hi All,Hi,
I ‘ve installed the latest version 6.42.1 in my RB3011 UiAS-RM and suddenly my router started to do cyclic reboots.
I ‘ve tried to netinstall but I cannot see the router.
In the console I can see a message “kernel not found or data is corrupted”.
Does anyone has the same problem ?
Before the update i didnt have any problem, do you think that the update crashed the router ?
Maybe usefull for 3011 too:
Hi All,
What steps can i perform to check if the RB3011 is not bricked ?
Thanks
Hi,When I upgraded a router from an older release (I think 6.39.2) immediately to 6.42.1 the master port config was deleted but it wasn't converted to a bridge, I had to do that manually.
----Probably a combination of the two. I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark or mail it to support.Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
I was thinking about the same, but there is an issue - sniffing on an interface breaks fasttracking so throughput falls down. So port mirroring on a switch and sniffing externally is needed.I would start by running a packet sniffer for DHCP traffic on your link and save it in a file, download the file and examine in detail using wireshark
Thx both, I have configured the sniffing tool in Mikrotik for bootps and bootpc for both directions, filter option to or and interface on ether1 and to be saved to a file. created a schedule to start this tomorrow morning at 03:00 so it does not affect performance through the evening while streaming movies, etc
I changed from 0 to 1 the value and it seems to work. the manual indicates distance :0 connection 1 static address . (I have no static but dynamic address though??)Default route distance should be 1 or more. It used to be 0 and upgrade magic doesn't fix it.
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical router was rebooted without proper shutdown
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical kernel failure in previous boot
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical out of memory condition was detected
10 minutes leases time. In 5 minutes expires renewing ip and in 1 minutes 15 second expires bound ip.Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
# INTERFACE USE-PEER-DNS ADD-DEFAULT-ROUTE STATUS ADDRESS
0 bridge1 yes yes renewing... 192.168.0.22/24
No, the manual says:I changed from 0 to 1 the value and it seems to work. the manual indicates distance :0 connection 1 static address . (I have no static but dynamic address though??)Default route distance should be 1 or more. It used to be 0 and upgrade magic doesn't fix it.
now it is clear to me.No, the manual says:I changed from 0 to 1 the value and it seems to work. the manual indicates distance :0 connection 1 static address . (I have no static but dynamic address though??)Default route distance should be 1 or more. It used to be 0 and upgrade magic doesn't fix it.
0 - Connected "Routes" - Meaning directly attached, i.e. interface on router
1 - Static "Routes" - i.e. Default Gateway Route, not static / dynamic IP Addresses
In my experience, when I updated configs like that (e.g. on a RB750) from 6.39 or 6.40 to 6.41 they got converted into a bridge config just fine.Hi,When I upgraded a router from an older release (I think 6.39.2) immediately to 6.42.1 the master port config was deleted but it wasn't converted to a bridge, I had to do that manually.
this could happen if master port is not part of any bridge.
e.g. I have ether1 as gateway, ether2 as master port, ether3-5 slave to ether2. No bridges. All config (ip, firewall, dhcp etc) done to ether1 or ether2. Everything working, ports 2-5 swithcing, routing between ether1 and switchgroup ether2-5.
After upgrade to 6.41 and above it eliminatete master/port, but don't create new bridges. So I have only ether1 and ether2 working (routing), but ether3-5 are unconfigured and not working.
Ive spent the morning downgrading all my clients from 6.42.1 to 6.41.4.. Over the last few days ive seen a number of weird things on client systems that are previously reported on this thread. I do not consider 42.1 "stable"... The other BIG deciding factor to revert to 41.4 is Netwatch.
When the Release (Current) branch has the exploit patch available, and the Bugfix (Stable) branch still does not... sometimes you do. But never again, my friend.@Xymox
Ive spent the morning downgrading all my clients from 6.42.1 to 6.41.4.. Over the last few days ive seen a number of weird things on client systems that are previously reported on this thread. I do not consider 42.1 "stable"... The other BIG deciding factor to revert to 41.4 is Netwatch.
Should you be using Release (Current) branch instead of Bugfix (Stable) branch for business of any kind?
EoIP Ethernet Frame issue is still there (introduced in 6.42 breaking fragmenting big frames somehow broken) verified on RB2011 and sent supout to MT-support.
I am seeing the same issue.WAN IP Lease expires on daily basis
Since upgrading to 6.42.1, I noticed that on a daily basis I get the following log entries
apr/24 15:16:35 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
12:28:52 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
What exactly?A big problem with devices that have a 32MB ram.
Sometimes I get this on my RB2011 (6.42.1, but think I it was same on 6.41.4) connected to ONT (Fibre) also. when I then manually release / renew, it changes to boundAfter some of the above messages I checked a router that has DHCP client on LTE stick and I find the client in state "renewing...".
There is definitely something wrong there.
Disconnect WiFi client. Disconnect capsman clieWhat exactly?A big problem with devices that have a 32MB ram.
nt...Everywhere RB OmniTIK U-5HnD, NSTREME, fail
client disconnect with "disconnected, too many poll timeouts". Sometimes all client, sometimes only part disconnected.
Sometimes they connect back, sometimes not.
Switching to NV2 is ok.
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical router was rebooted without proper shutdown
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical kernel failure in previous boot
apr/27/2018 01:29:49 system,error,critical out of memory condition was detected
I am seeing the same issue.WAN IP Lease expires on daily basis
Since upgrading to 6.42.1, I noticed that on a daily basis I get the following log entries
apr/24 15:16:35 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
12:28:52 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
It gets the DHCP Lease information but doesn't rebind at the specified time.
I just downgraded to 6.40.8. and it's working as expected.
UGHHHHH
I have only been using stable. 42.x is not stable. 41.x is stable but not secure now. 43.x does not have Netwatch or a fixed LED ON script command.When the Release (Current) branch has the exploit patch available, and the Bugfix (Stable) branch still does not... sometimes you do. But never again, my friend.@Xymox
Ive spent the morning downgrading all my clients from 6.42.1 to 6.41.4.. Over the last few days ive seen a number of weird things on client systems that are previously reported on this thread. I do not consider 42.1 "stable"... The other BIG deciding factor to revert to 41.4 is Netwatch.
Should you be using Release (Current) branch instead of Bugfix (Stable) branch for business of any kind?
/interface list
add name=ISP_1
add name=ISP_2
add include=ISP_1,ISP_2 name=ISP
/interface list member
add interface=ether1 list=ISP_1
add interface=vrrp-mts-ISP1 list=ISP_1
add interface=vrrp-rt-ISP2 list=ISP_2
add interface=ether2 list=ISP_2
/interface list
set comment=aaa ISP
That's the same problem as you are seeing it mirrors your cap. I notice that it only accepts the request when the source address is 0.0.0.0, not the public IP.I am seeing the same issue.WAN IP Lease expires on daily basis
Since upgrading to 6.42.1, I noticed that on a daily basis I get the following log entries
apr/24 15:16:35 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
12:28:52 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
It gets the DHCP Lease information but doesn't rebind at the specified time.
I just downgraded to 6.40.8. and it's working as expected.
UGHHHHH
Does not seem to be same problem as mine then, mine requests, but does not get back until lease has expired, see screenshot from packet analyzer
DHCPFail.jpg
HiThat's the same problem as you are seeing it mirrors your cap. I notice that it only accepts the request when the source address is 0.0.0.0, not the public IP.I am seeing the same issue.WAN IP Lease expires on daily basis
Since upgrading to 6.42.1, I noticed that on a daily basis I get the following log entries
apr/24 15:16:35 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
12:28:52 dhcp,critical,error dhcp-client on ether1 lost IP address <WAN IP> - lease expired
Is DHCP not suppose to already start renewing from about 50% of lease time?
Is this related to the update or is my service provider stuffing up?
It gets the DHCP Lease information but doesn't rebind at the specified time.
I just downgraded to 6.40.8. and it's working as expected.
UGHHHHH
Does not seem to be same problem as mine then, mine requests, but does not get back until lease has expired, see screenshot from packet analyzer
DHCPFail.jpg
I did few DHCP tests with CHR versions 6.42, 6.42.1, 6.40.5 and cisco soapbox.Would be interesting to see more details in this capture: how does transaction look like, flags set, mac addresses etc etc.
Seems, DHCP server is not happy with unicast requests (renewal messages) sent from mikrotik router if these are sent out.
Please send the above to support@mikrotik.com (or shout loud, you're closer to Mikrotik premises than most of us ), but don't rely on Mikrotik staff picking this information from this forum.I did few DHCP tests with CHR versions 6.42, 6.42.1, 6.40.5 and cisco soapbox.Would be interesting to see more details in this capture: how does transaction look like, flags set, mac addresses etc etc.
Seems, DHCP server is not happy with unicast requests (renewal messages) sent from mikrotik router if these are sent out.
MT routers running 6.42, 6.42. send out all DHCP renewal requests towards specific DHCP server with wrong destination MAC address (namely, own MT router MAC address). Only following broadcast requests are sent to "all 1". No surprise, DHCP server would not receive such renewal requests until broadcasts arrive.
When broadcast domain is large and contains devices with ARP proxy feature, some more side effects may be observed.
DHCP renewal on Cisco and MT router running 6.40.5 works as expected.
Mikrotik engineers may want tolook into DHCP client behaviour at least on 6.42 and 6.42.1.
I have no formal support contract with Mikrotik, but will try to do so.Please send the above to support@mikrotik.com (or shout loud, you're closer to Mikrotik premises than most of us ), but don't rely on Mikrotik staff picking this information from this forum.
After some discussion with @strods in one of these "current" or "rc" topics here, my understanding of the repelling sentence regarding support contract is that Mikrotik is not obliged to assist you in resolving simple configuration issues or alike but always welcomes meaningful bug reports such as this one. After all, the worst what can happen to you is that they won't answer.I have no formal support contract with Mikrotik, but will try to do so.
MikroTIk is not like Cisco. Anyone can write a mail to support, no need for a formal support contract.I have no formal support contract with Mikrotik, but will try to do so.
A few of my devices have changed keys, many of them retained the old key. I did not find motive to rebuild key in some and not in others.Does 6.42.1 force SSH host key renewal on first login after the upgrade? The SSH host keys are changing on every router I upgrade and I want to rule out the unlikely MITM.
As I update more devices I am seeing the same thing. Some change keys, others don't. The ones that change keys take longer to respond to SSH. I assume that is because they were generating the new keys when the connection was initiated. Other than that, I haven't noticed a pattern.A few of my devices have changed keys, many of them retained the old key. I did not find motive to rebuild key in some and not in others.
Here is a random sampling of a few recent updates to 6.42.1:Perhaps You have some units with older versions, and some with newer?
Please send the above to support@mikrotik.com (or shout loud, you're closer to Mikrotik premises than most of us ), but don't rely on Mikrotik staff picking this information from this forum.I did few DHCP tests with CHR versions 6.42, 6.42.1, 6.40.5 and cisco soapbox.Would be interesting to see more details in this capture: how does transaction look like, flags set, mac addresses etc etc.
Seems, DHCP server is not happy with unicast requests (renewal messages) sent from mikrotik router if these are sent out.
MT routers running 6.42, 6.42. send out all DHCP renewal requests towards specific DHCP server with wrong destination MAC address (namely, own MT router MAC address). Only following broadcast requests are sent to "all 1". No surprise, DHCP server would not receive such renewal requests until broadcasts arrive.
When broadcast domain is large and contains devices with ARP proxy feature, some more side effects may be observed.
DHCP renewal on Cisco and MT router running 6.40.5 works as expected.
Mikrotik engineers may want tolook into DHCP client behaviour at least on 6.42 and 6.42.1.
Hi,
do you have any news about the eoip issue?
best regards, Gabor
EoIP Ethernet Frame issue is still there (introduced in 6.42 breaking fragmenting big frames somehow broken) verified on RB2011 and sent supout to MT-support.
Not at this time must reboot a second time after updating RoS version, then a reboot second time after firmware for firmware update...I saw that now I can download automatically the new RB firmware with "Auto upgrade", there's also a way to auto reboot?
Also there was talk of perhaps suppressing the firmware reboot message if not needed.I saw that now I can download automatically the new RB firmware with "Auto upgrade", there's also a way to auto reboot?
There was also talk of v7Also there was talk of perhaps suppressing the firmware reboot message if not needed.I saw that now I can download automatically the new RB firmware with "Auto upgrade", there's also a way to auto reboot?
Indeed, every router I have attempted to downgrade from 6.42.1 to 6.39.3 (what we were running fine two weeks ago) gets bricked, regardless of how carefully the downgrade is prepared, and whether it is done via the Dude or completely by hand. In most cases, it comes up without the wireless package installed (my guess is because one of them has an @ in its name for some mysterious reason, and the other one doesn't)... but an attempt to correct by adding the wireless package and rebooting has generally resulted in a router that flaps its ether port forever and has to be replaced, since it is no longer reachable by any method short of a netinstall (and that means a roof climb anyway, so we just replace).Downgrading a RB1100AHx2 from 6.42.1 to 6.40.8 bricked it. Will have to make a trip to the mountain to fix that one. At least I had a backup router in place!
My experience indicates that this release does not get along well with single-pol devices -- it trashed a dozen units on our network and every one of them has been single pol. In a network with only about 16 single pol units, that's pretty definitive.6.42.1 killed my metal2..package was updated and every time I upgrade the routerboard to current version, the rb simply stops and doesn't reboot anymore...will just go back to 6.41.3 and forget 6.42..it broke everything
14:20:40 system,info router rebooted
14:20:40 system,error,critical router rebooted because some critical program crashed
Have you sent emails to support@mikrotik.com to report the issues you have picked up?So the next RC is what will address the long list of issues discussed in this thread ? So no security patched 41.4 ? What issues will be addressed ? WIll Netwatch be put back ? When is the scheduled next RC going to be released ? Does 42.1 stay as the current stable ? Or does it get withdrawn ?
Netwatch is available as always. What has been removed is the capability of Netwatch to call scripts that perform actions that require write permission.What issues will be addressed ? WIll Netwatch be put back ?
I've run into an issue with the newest releases where the scheduler will not invoke a script if given only its name, but will invoke it if given a full command line of /system script run... I'm still working this issue with support.Netwatch is available as always. What has been removed is the capability of Netwatch to call scripts that perform actions that require write permission.What issues will be addressed ? WIll Netwatch be put back ?
I use Netwatch with scripts that do only a /log action and it still works.
Maybe it detects radar? Check for 5.8G state. It is common issue in noisy environment. I had this problem earlier, autoselect channel works strange even in 2.4G. If there are many other wifi ap's, it selects same channel, because there is no load, but usualy load may rise and mikrotik would not change its channel until reboot.Some new issues Ive discovered today.
We have seen many international hAP AC with disappearing 5g
We set all of them to to country="united states3" frequency-mode=regulatory-domain.
We thought they were not following the country so we have been testing a manual scan-list
Turns out there is a problem with 5775000
was running a scan list of 5180-5240,5745-5805 (IE UNII-1 and UNII-3)
Had a user call saying his Iphone and chromecast couldn't see the 5g
His wlan2 was at 5775, should be fine. remove 5745-5805 Boom he connects.
OK, test it to 5180-5240,5745-5765; Hap chooses 5765000 he connects fine.
Kind of odd but OK, so it set 5180-5240,5745-5765,5785. Hap chooses 5785000 and the devices connect
Confirmed 5775 has issues..
To be sure I down and up the interface a couple of times. Low and behold it ends up on 5775 anyway and nothing will connect.
go back to 5180-5240,5745-5765 and all is well.
I'm now quite sure this is the underlying issue, not the regulatory setting.
Just curious, how this issue was introduced?So the DHCP issue will be addressed in the next RC as per support's replies.
Im curious how all these really varied issues were introduced, DHCP is just one of them. But YEA this DHCP one is really curious. Why would the DHCP code be played with for this stable version release ?Just curious, how this issue was introduced?So the DHCP issue will be addressed in the next RC as per support's replies.
if ISP (or router before this) dhcp lease is short (i guess it is 5minutes in Your case), with 6.42.1 version mikrotik asks for ip ~30seconds before lease (not ~2min). If there are many dhcp users, a lot broadcast, that may be dropped and i guess it just has no time to repeat for another request.RB2011UiAS-2HnD
I get the Internet by DHCP
After upgrade to 6.42.1 :
On 6.42.0 work fine...
I get real static IP address from provider DHCPif ISP (or router before this) dhcp lease is short (i guess it is 5minutes in Your case), with 6.42.1 version mikrotik asks for ip ~30seconds before lease (not ~2min). If there are many dhcp users, a lot broadcast, that may be dropped and i guess it just has no time to repeat for another request.RB2011UiAS-2HnD
I get the Internet by DHCP
After upgrade to 6.42.1 :
On 6.42.0 work fine...
If you get "real static IP address" from your ISP, then I wonder why you're configuring DHCP client - you should be configuring static address on your RB and be done with it.I get real static IP address from provider DHCPif ISP (or router before this) dhcp lease is short (i guess it is 5minutes in Your case), with 6.42.1 version mikrotik asks for ip ~30seconds before lease (not ~2min). If there are many dhcp users, a lot broadcast, that may be dropped and i guess it just has no time to repeat for another request.RB2011UiAS-2HnD
I get the Internet by DHCP
After upgrade to 6.42.1 :
On 6.42.0 work fine...
The advantage of using DHCP is that it configures the address, netmask, gateway (default route) and DNS resolvers (and maybe even NTP servers) automatically and without error.If you get "real static IP address" from your ISP, then I wonder why you're configuring DHCP client - you should be configuring static address on your RB and be done with it.
I understand the benefits of using DHCP in case of assigning "static" addresses. But there's a big gotcha: if customer changes router (different MAC address of its WAN port), this will break setup. Some ISPs just don't bother with static DHCP leases (my parents are victims of one of those) so one has to configure everything by hand.The advantage of using DHCP is that it configures the address, netmask, gateway (default route) and DNS resolvers (and maybe even NTP servers) automatically and without error.
This depends on the ISP configuration. It is also possible to assign the address to a "Circuit ID" instead of the MAC address. That is the wellknown DHCP option 82 that is always asked for in the feature request topics. But when the ISP doesn't use MikroTik, they can do it already.I understand the benefits of using DHCP in case of assigning "static" addresses. But there's a big gotcha: if customer changes router (different MAC address of its WAN port), this will break setup.
Just to be honest, we were using DHCP Option 82 on RouterOS since 2008 (up to 2017, when we sold our ISP) - so if you're large enough to allow you to run RADIUS - you can use Option82 on MikroTik DHCP ServerThat is the wellknown DHCP option 82 that is always asked for in the feature request topics. But when the ISP doesn't use MikroTik, they can do it already.
In the case of my parents I doubt they do anything fancy beyond simplest dynamic DHCP leases. They are running FTTH network (over own fibres) and xDSL (local-loop sharing). The equipment on customer premisses is simple (managed?) ethernet switch with one optical interface (in case of my parents optical port is fixed, not SFP) and many electrical RJ45 ports. It doesn't matter which RJ45 port is used. If there's other equipment (VoIP gateway, IPTV set-top box) it is connected to the same ethernet switch. I guess that I could plug in another device (e.g. laptop) and would get dynamic DHCP address just fine. They must know about "Circuit ID" though to enforce bandwidth limitations (when doing speed tests, it is obvious they are doing traffic shaping as throughput in uplink quickly increases above cap, but after a few seconds it settles at subscribed rate).This depends on the ISP configuration. It is also possible to assign the address to a "Circuit ID" instead of the MAC address. That is the wellknown DHCP option 82 that is always asked for in the feature request topics. But when the ISP doesn't use MikroTik, they can do it already.I understand the benefits of using DHCP in case of assigning "static" addresses. But there's a big gotcha: if customer changes router (different MAC address of its WAN port), this will break setup.
It show "on" as an option, but it refuses to use it:/system leds set numbers=0 type=
align-down align-right ap-cap flash-access interface-... modem-technology on poe-out wireless-status
align-left align-up fan-fault gps-valid modem-signal off poe-fault wireless-signal-strength
/system leds set numbers=0 type=on
input does not match any value of type
I believe this si what i already reported..This issue is breaking some scripts. On terminal:It show "on" as an option, but it refuses to use it:/system leds set numbers=0 type=
align-down align-right ap-cap flash-access interface-... modem-technology on poe-out wireless-status
align-left align-up fan-fault gps-valid modem-signal off poe-fault wireless-signal-strength
/system leds set numbers=0 type=on
input does not match any value of type
I saw the same on three devices. Contacted support, they told me to netinstall. I did and restored the backup. Everything was there except system note and setting for auto-upgrade (which changed from 'yes' to default 'no').Hello Folks!
I have problem backing up configuration on practically all devices using ros 6.42 or bigger, just discovered it today.
The message I got is: "backup,critical error creating backup file: could not read all configuration files"
There is no full filesystems and other visible errors.
Okidoki, we just reimaged one device using netinstall, and then the backup completed without the error message.I saw the same on three devices. Contacted support, they told me to netinstall. I did and restored the backup. Everything was there except system note and setting for auto-upgrade (which changed from 'yes' to default 'no').Hello Folks!
I have problem backing up configuration on practically all devices using ros 6.42 or bigger, just discovered it today.
The message I got is: "backup,critical error creating backup file: could not read all configuration files"
There is no full filesystems and other visible errors.
That's fine if the device is local, not much use if the tik is several hours drive away. As three out of three upgrades are exhibiting this behaviour I'm reluctant to upgrade ~25 others scattered around the country if backups can no longer be made successfully without visits to reinstall.Okidoki, we just reimaged one device using netinstall, and then the backup completed without the error message.I saw the same on three devices. Contacted support, they told me to netinstall. I did and restored the backup. Everything was there except system note and setting for auto-upgrade (which changed from 'yes' to default 'no').Hello Folks!
I have problem backing up configuration on practically all devices using ros 6.42 or bigger, just discovered it today.
The message I got is: "backup,critical error creating backup file: could not read all configuration files"
There is no full filesystems and other visible errors.
It took us whole Saturday evening finding out that a rollback was only option to stabilize the WiFi network and the platform.And the incredibly wide ranging and completely unrelated issues just keep coming. Backup issues, weird wifi issues and a different sort of DHCP issue.. I can confirm the backup issue and the wifi issue. I updated a mAP and im not sure of everything that failed, but I know wifi was really weird because it was not connecting with the same signal strenght by 75%, I could not get a IP from DHCP and it was not obtaining a IP on its wan side. I fact reset it and that got me connected to it, then I downgraded and restored the backup from just before the upgrade and it came right back to fully normal.
Apollo 13 mission: "Lets look at this from a standpoint of status.. What do we have on the spacecraft thats good ?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0h2Wk6-C_I
This problems people are seeing are serious, 42.x needs to be deprecated, 43 looks like mostly the same issues. As I keep saying 41.4 needs a security patch then make that the stable. Work on 43 and get it all fixes with this long list of issues and then release it in a month or 2 once its truly tested stable.
Hiif ISP (or router before this) dhcp lease is short (i guess it is 5minutes in Your case), with 6.42.1 version mikrotik asks for ip ~30seconds before lease (not ~2min). If there are many dhcp users, a lot broadcast, that may be dropped and i guess it just has no time to repeat for another request.RB2011UiAS-2HnD
I get the Internet by DHCP
After upgrade to 6.42.1 :
On 6.42.0 work fine...
It took us whole Saturday evening finding out that a rollback was only option to stabilize the WiFi network and the platform.And the incredibly wide ranging and completely unrelated issues just keep coming. Backup issues, weird wifi issues and a different sort of DHCP issue.. I can confirm the backup issue and the wifi issue. I updated a mAP and im not sure of everything that failed, but I know wifi was really weird because it was not connecting with the same signal strenght by 75%, I could not get a IP from DHCP and it was not obtaining a IP on its wan side. I fact reset it and that got me connected to it, then I downgraded and restored the backup from just before the upgrade and it came right back to fully normal.
Apollo 13 mission: "Lets look at this from a standpoint of status.. What do we have on the spacecraft thats good ?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0h2Wk6-C_I
This problems people are seeing are serious, 42.x needs to be deprecated, 43 looks like mostly the same issues. As I keep saying 41.4 needs a security patch then make that the stable. Work on 43 and get it all fixes with this long list of issues and then release it in a month or 2 once its truly tested stable.
I will also issue a direct warning, we could not downgrade the devices without netinstall, you will need to netinstall them to get back on track again.
In the serial console we would see the devices get stuck at boot, directly after generating some ssh-host-keys, with a message saying "to many nested links".
A good thing was at least backups worked, 6.42.1 claimed configuration files could not be read.
We have however a some devices not showing any signs of problems with this versions, but they all claim backup, "critical error creating backup fule: could not read all configuration files"
!Correction!:
I have to correct myself, the devises not showing any signs of problems had the local WiFi disabled and acting as router for the wired network only.
So with that in mind, _all_ devices upgraded to 6.42.1 (starting with 6.42), has problems with WiFi. All of them had to be downgraded with netinstall, they all get stuck in the boot process.
It now goes for, rb411, rb433 and rb435., around 10 devices in total before we discovered it due to its creepiness nature. All actually look fine after an upgrade, problem comes when someone starts to use the WiFi, then the whole device is affected, CPU peaks in bursts making console sluggish ultimately the device ends up with 100% cpu all the time and hence becomes unresponsive.
And yes, I finally managed to get some support file and made a report to Mikrotik who hopefully solves this issues quickly so we can get back on track again.
default-route-distance (byte [0..255]; Default: 1) sets distance value applied to auto created default route, if add-default-route is also selected
You have clarified enough that you have to use the DHCP client to get your WAN address, otherwise the provider won't enable your connection, that was crystal clear to me already before.I was played with manual routing
distance 2 (3 ...) for ethernet and for the pptp client distance 1.
This does not work! The provider says, until you get the settings automatically from DHCP, you do not get the authorization for passing packets.
And from the provider the distance 0 is flying for ethernet!
pptp sets distance 1 for default route and does not work because the packets leave through the ethernet default route!
Whoever suffers this should consider to contact support as well. Perhaps they become aware that this is a real issue and fix the cause. If anybody wants to reference me... Ticket#2018041822006577That's fine if the device is local, not much use if the tik is several hours drive away. As three out of three upgrades are exhibiting this behaviour I'm reluctant to upgrade ~25 others scattered around the country if backups can no longer be made successfully without visits to reinstall.Okidoki, we just reimaged one device using netinstall, and then the backup completed without the error message.I saw the same on three devices. Contacted support, they told me to netinstall. I did and restored the backup. Everything was there except system note and setting for auto-upgrade (which changed from 'yes' to default 'no').Hello Folks!
I have problem backing up configuration on practically all devices using ros 6.42 or bigger, just discovered it today.
The message I got is: "backup,critical error creating backup file: could not read all configuration files"
There is no full filesystems and other visible errors.
I’m pretty confident that MikroTik can correct this issue without forcing everyone in the world to netinstall their devices. This exact behavior and message was occurring on about a dozen CPEs on our network for a year after the SXT was introduced, which was around the time of ROS 5.25. I reported this in June 2013, ticket number 2013061466000351. Upon the advice of MT support, I netinstalled a handful of them, and the problem went away on those, though it reoccurred on some of them within weeks. After about a year, that message had totally disappeared from our network, and not because of anything we did, so it must’ve been fixed in ROS. It’s time to do that again.Whoever suffers this should consider to contact support as well. Perhaps they become aware that this is a real issue and fix the cause. If anybody wants to reference me... Ticket#2018041822006577That's fine if the device is local, not much use if the tik is several hours drive away. As three out of three upgrades are exhibiting this behaviour I'm reluctant to upgrade ~25 othersOkidoki, we just reimaged one device using netinstall, and then the backup completed without the error message.I saw the same on three devices. Contacted support, they told me to netinstall. I did and restored the backup. Everything was there except system note and setting for auto-upgrade (which changed from 'yes' to default 'no').The message I got is: "backup,critical error creating backup file: could not read all configuration files"
BTW, I saw this happen first time on 6.42rc52.
We stopped rolling out 6.42.1 and the other with same problem 6.42, and rolled back by using netinstall.Regarding message poping up when generating a backup file, same problem, same answer (netinstall) but I don't feel like it honestly...
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=73610&p=658544#p658544
Answered your thread - It did work for me.No one else has this problem?
DHCP does not log to external server any more: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=134092&sid=345291ea ... d0515cef3e
Should I post a support ticket?
After upgrade to 6.42.1 from 6.40.1 I experience strange behavior with our RB2011UiAS.
Some of connected devices can ping default gateway (which is on router) and some - can not. Those who can not, can ping another IP address on the same interface?!?
I'm experiencing strange things like: half of internet sites are unreachable, including many of google sites (but not all).
After many hours of testing I can not determine a reason for all weird things that happened after upgrade.
LED "user-led"=off
[vadym@PPC-5_CCR1009] /system leds> :put [/system leds get [find where leds="user-led"] type]
off
LED "user-led"=on]
[vadym@PPC-5_CCR1009] /system leds> :put [/system leds get [find where leds="user-led"] type]
(unknown)
set LED "user-led"=on
[vadym@PPC-5_CCR1009] /system leds> /system leds set [find where leds="user-led"] type=on
input does not match any value of type
I confirm this issue is fixed in 6.43rc11. I tested for couple of hours and am not seeing crashesI have upgraded my core routers CCR1036-12G-4S. Am running mpls,ospf and bgp within these routers. One ccr keeps rebooting after like 15-20 minutes.
the rest are ok. the router which keep rebooting is acting head of mpls traffic engineering tunnel and is pushing traffic via this tunnel. On tail side am not pushing traffic via the tunnel. Upload from client is following the normal path chosen by ospf. these routers are not rebooting
I remember we used to have similar problem in this router before mikrotik fixed mpls relating issue last year
Other routers are working fine. Downgraded this router to 41.4 and it is stable now
On a pure Router it is better to not enable the Firewall AT ALL and have Fastpath enabled still. IPRestrict IPSERVICES in their setting (Disable services that you will not use) and IPRESTRICT USERS login from in their setting. We don't need any firewall for that basic security.still waiting for the bugfix only update
This vulnerability isn't much of a problem. The problem is administrators leaving their firewall services (API, Winbox, SSH, etc.) exposed to untrusted networks. It's better to apply firewall filters to the input chain that will protect against this and other future attacks.
I reported the problem to Mikrotik ([Ticket#2018042722002867]). In response I got:Returning to the increase of the parameter "Sector write since reboot" on 6.42.1, i have about 3k writes instead of about 700-800 on 6.43.rc3 after 12 hours uptime. Is it a bug or a feature?
RB951G-2HnD
How do you check it? Was it working at wire-speed in previous versions?Please answer: switch crs317 dont forwards the qinq packets at wire-speed, why ?
You ask because you have such switch and everything works ? our switch crs317 never worked with qinq.How do you check it? Was it working at wire-speed in previous versions?Please answer: switch crs317 dont forwards the qinq packets at wire-speed, why ?
Then please don't discuss it in this topic!!! This topic is only for issues specific for 6.42.1our switch crs317 never worked with qinq.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=134316#p661270Then please don't discuss it in this topic!!! This topic is only for issues specific for 6.42.1our switch crs317 never worked with qinq.
Open a new topic in another section and fully explain you problem and configuration.
I have same problem on a RB2011UAS-2HnD!Just updated my RB2011UiAS-RM to 6.42.1
After updating and rebooting I go back and check for updates, it shows 6.42 instead of 6.42.1, this does not happen on any of my other routers.
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I am also experiencing a flood of supouts from previously content CPEs (SXT, 911) since installing 6.42.1 on April 24. Two examples:13:31:55 system,info router rebooted
13:31:56 system,error,critical router rebooted because some critical program crashed
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3 causes after upgrade to 6.42.1 ( CCR1036-8G-2S+ with 60-70 OVPN tunnels)
26-th of April, 4-th of May, 10-th of May
Your report is believable, but the issue is not new to 6.42.1. For ten years I have been "solving" inexplicable queueing problems by exporting queues (both simple and tree), wiping out all queues, then reimporting. Someday I'm sure they will find this problem.I think ROS 6.42.1 i VERY buggy version Many,many things not working or working randomly. For instance - next NOT working: Intel i350 miniPCIe cards at x86, working "randomly" Queues. Today I have had NOT working Simple Queues at one x86 machine. I was looking for a problem long time, and..... after disable and enable all Queues - they starded working again. VERY, very strange problems...with ROS 6.42.1
Have you tried netinstalling 6.42.1?Hello!
Help me please! After updating SXT 5nDr2 from version 6.40.8 to version 6.42.1, the router dies! I have to restore the firmware via netinstall! After restoring the firmware to the initial version 5.26, the update on the Internet is up to 6.40.8, the router reboots and offers to update to 6.42.1 current if you click "update" the router downloads the update, reboots and does not turn on again! Tried it 2 times. What to do?
Mikrotik at the very least needs to explain what is and what isn't supported after 6.42 in their Netwatch documentation. It's not that much to ask. I got the sense that calling a script which requires certain permissions doesn't work anymore. But if you put the entire script in the Netwatch code block instead of simply calling the script, does that work? I haven't upgraded from 6.41.4 so haven't tested this. Apologies if you've already given this a try.Ive been testing 43RC11.. It addressed a huge number of issues posted in this thread. Good job Mikrotik.
It does not address the short sighted feature neutering of Netwatch tho. I still cannot send a alert or change a LED state based on a ping of a target. Because I use Netwatch for many things, I still cant use firmware past 41.5 because of this.
While im really impressed all the other bugs introduced in 42 have been so quickly addressed, I am upset Netwatch has not been addressed.