6.12 broke my CRS's, had to go into serial console to reset configuration and build the config as new, system just hangs after updating. Another CRS hangs even after the reset-configuration, im trying to reproduce it so i can get an supout (if that works at least, since the switch disables ALL port...

6.12 broke my CRS's, had to go into serial console to reset configuration and build the config as new, system just hangs after updating. Another CRS hangs even after the reset-configuration, im trying to reproduce it so i can get an supout (if that works at least, since the switch disables ALL port...

P.S. Sorry to all for posting in R52N forum, but school is R52N and my testing rig is only R52, but same issue regardless.

The issue in this thread only occurs with 802.11n. I could overcome it on my R52N cards by putting them in 802.11b/g mode.

It's amazing, but yes - so far, my MacBook has stayed online on 802.11n all afternoon without a problem.

THANK YOU!

I've just tried this on 10.6.4 with 5.0beta6 and still get the problem. Is there any more news on this?

It's a real shame I can't use my R2N properly and have to disable 802.11n...

Thanks,
Chris

I have similar problem with iMAC (where broadcom is used), however Macbook (Atheros) worked fine. We are investigating the problem. The problem started after I upgrade to 10.6.3 version, 10.6.2 and 10.6.1 worked fine on iMAC. Sergejs, Brilliant! I'm glad you guys have seen it too. Do you still need...

uldis,

Thanks - I'll investigate again. I'm almost certain it's a client issue rather than an AP issue but you never know.

Cheers,
Chris

All, I've had this problem for some time now and was wondering how many others have also run into it. Essentially, running an 802.11n AP and a MacBook client, the MacBook keeps dropping out every few minutes. This only occurs using Mac OS X 10.6.3 (Snow Leopard) or above, on Broadcom-based AirPort c...

I'm going to suggest that everyone who wants this feature please add your vote to this page: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/MikroTik_RouterOS/v4/Feature_Requests And in response to the note about L2TPNS on FireBricks - I believe the FB6000 OS and software stack was written completely from scratch, so...

The most infuriating thing about this whole issue is that it used to work. I used it and it was great. Then, all of a sudden, it disappeared for no apparent reason. After much fuss we eventually found out why it was removed, and no amount of begging can make MikroTik see that people want this featur...