No. I do not think they will help with 3rd party software which HA is...only MikroTik support can help us, have you already created a ticket?
What do you mean by free area here?- set 5GHz channel to free area (in this case I used 5660)
Sorry. Mistyped. Updated. I was talking about 80+80 channel width.I don't even understand the question..
So it iterates over 2 firmwares with every reinsert?and re-insert changed on which to start?
Would appreciate it if you’ll give a bit more details to me.Pretty obviously
Does a good hardware reset
Thank you! Netinstall didn't helped.Honestly, it's not even worth the effort. It has no impact on router performance and is not indicative of any issue at all.
My device (SFP ONU) was working on RB5009. Now Mikrotik decided that is a CRAP (without offering any equivalent) and forbid me to install any future updates. Nice. Well done, Mikrotik!The modules themselves are CRAP, This is not mikrotik's fault.
Thank you, I'm not sure if I can run netinstall from MacOS. But will definitely try when I'll have spare PC.It's not a problem at all. Seems like netinstall makes it go away in my experience but it isn't a problem regardless.
That's what I've tried to do immediately. Unfortunately I didn't found how to change title here, or delete post either...You should change the title of the thread.
system routerboard print
routerboard: yes
board-name: hAP ax^2
model: C52iG-5HaxD2HaxD
firmware-type: ipq6000
factory-firmware: 7.5
current-firmware: 7.7
upgrade-firmware: 7.7
Previous router (Apple AirPort Extreme) was saying that I have double NAT.probably instead of configure ax2 only as plain switch+ap, you set it as router and the multiple NAT and DNS cache cause issues...
;;; defconf