Hello
Today evening i saw "S" flag on one of my wireless interfaces.
Can anyone tell me what it means ?
As you can see below, interface works in AP bridge mode and isn't ns2 or bonding slave.
Thanks for help
Regards,
I quit Winbox and log in again - still slave.A Bug maybe ?
Did it stop saying 'RS' when you quit Winbox and restarted ?
Did it stop saying 'RS' after you rebooted the mikrotik ?
Yes. I know, it's (S)lave and (R)unning... but i don't know why it's (S)laveI guess
R = running
S = Slave
On the screenshot appear "slave" on black letters
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Yes. I know, it's (S)lave and (R)unning... but i don't know why it's (S)lave
Anyway... thanks for trying
Regards
I have the same question/problem.Hello
Today evening i saw "S" flag on one of my wireless interfaces.
Can anyone tell me what it means ?
As you can see below, interface works in AP bridge mode and isn't ns2 or bonding slave.
Thanks for help
Regards,
Because your interfaces is in bridge, that's makes S.I have the same question/problem.
My wireless card is set to ap-bridge mode ( no wds...etc.)
But when i check my interface it says "RS" (R-running, S-slave)
Dont understand why my Wireless is marked as slave.
RouterOS V6.7, RB751U-2HND
Thanks
yes if the protocol mode is in rstpBecause your interfaces is in bridge, that's makes S.I have the same question/problem.
My wireless card is set to ap-bridge mode ( no wds...etc.)
But when i check my interface it says "RS" (R-running, S-slave)
Dont understand why my Wireless is marked as slave.
RouterOS V6.7, RB751U-2HND
Thanks
Check Bridge/Ports you interface is add there.
Why need to to use rstp ? On all my devices protocol is none and also have S in bridge interface, of course we are talking about version 6.x ? In older version is different.yes if the protocol mode is in rstp
yes if the protocol mode is in rstp
Because your interfaces is in bridge, that's makes S.
Check Bridge/Ports you interface is add there.
sorry I've made mistake in 6.x is differentWhy need to to use rstp ? On all my devices protocol is none and also have S in bridge interface, of course we are talking about version 6.x ? In older version is different.yes if the protocol mode is in rstp