This problem still exists on the RB9xx series equipment.
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=79260
Ah that's not good. Just my luck to have an ECI modem. So I guess my option is to replace the modem or sack off the RB951 all together.However they will not work properly with the ECI. They end up with 10Mbps full duplex
(Bit of an old thread - but)Just received this from Mikrotik support:
So I guess that's that.Hello,
Recently, the RB2011 and RB951G Gigabit port connection has been tested with this
particular device and a hardware related incompatibly was found.
This problem is addressed and fixed for all new RB2011 and RB951G, unfortunately,
it is not possible for old ones.
Sorry for inconvenience this have caused.
Regards,
Janis Becs
I would also love to know this. I've got a RB2011UiAS-RM that Mikrotik was unwilling to replace which will not autonegotiate with all of my devices, and I've been holding off replacing it because I have no way to tell if a new one will be fixed or not.(Bit of an old thread - but)Just received this from Mikrotik support:
So I guess that's that.Hello,
Recently, the RB2011 and RB951G Gigabit port connection has been tested with this
particular device and a hardware related incompatibly was found.
This problem is addressed and fixed for all new RB2011 and RB951G, unfortunately,
it is not possible for old ones.
Sorry for inconvenience this have caused.
Regards,
Janis Becs
Anyone know how to determine the hardware "new versions" of the RB/2011UAS-2HnD-IN ?
I've just fallen into this one - the BT Openreach modem and the Mikrotik bouncing around and negiotiating 10mbit on the gig ports.
So I reconfigured to use ether10 (10/100) without issue.
Bit of a pain when the pppoe wizard doesn't automatically add a "input drop" for the pppoe-out1 device tho - leaves the whole thing open to the internet!