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One of the selling points is performance. Especially on embedded devices userspace is not okay.

Most high performance packet forwarding is done in user space!

Check out VPP, DPDK and OFP

You can buy 802.11ax routers on the shelf in retail stores already, yet zero communication from Mikrotik about their timeline... this is rather worrying.

It's only one month until the EU MUM. Maybe they will announce some 802.11ax gear.

Mikrotik should not allow nv2 to be selected on 802.11ac hardware.

It is clearly broken, why even give the customer the option of being disappointed

Hello,

That guide you linked is very old. Both RouterOS and FortiOS have had major IPSEC changes.

As you have a Phase1 error I would check the basics, e.g. the auth parameters match, as well as the pre-shared key.

Also, are you intentionally meant to be using NAT-Traversal ?

SOLVED We get after a lot of work and trouble solving the problem of CCR1072 no longer restart or freeze. Solved the problem was relatively easy, after more than 3 months waiting for the mikrotik team to position on the problem, solved. We traded the CCR1072 for an MX-80 Juniper. So....you went fro...

I only need ARM fixed versión
What's wrong with ARM? It looks fine on hAP ac2

NV2 and Nstreme are broken on ARM based products

I prefer this design personally:

The concept is very creative, but in a "real world" deployment it would be a nightmare to cable.

I would prefer the traditional 96port 2RU option.

MC-LAG is not currently supported.

I agree that it should be implemented on the CRS3xx line of products .

Email support@mikrotik.com to request the feature.

Me too. I bet Europe MUM

I gave up betting on RouterOS v7 release dates many years ago after incurring significant losses

I do still hope it will be released at next years European MUM !

Use the CLI it works

Hi

Old post, but what was the final outcome of this?

Brad

The same as anything to do with routing in RouterOS v6, "Fixed in v7".... Since 2013

Thank you to the Mikrotik team for getting this "Long-Term" release out.

It solves some pain we were experiencing due to the Traffic Flow NAT bug.

https://download.mikrotik.com/routeros/ ... beta01.npk

hahahaha

https://download.mikrotik.com/routeros/ ... beta01.npk

would have built even more excitement for you to destroy

Hi!

I think you first need to learn how to make stackable hardware.

WBR,
Fyodor.

Which other routers are stackable ?

I believe Mikrotik have been making some high volume products in China or Taiwan for at least the last 9 years.

I see some complaining about MS-CHAPv2 support in Winbox. We like the MS-CHAPv2 support for Winbox because it allows us to no longer have to store the passwords unencrypted on the authentication server, so I hope it is retained in some way. We do not wish to go back to regular CHAP in our case. Agr...

I don't care about stacking, but MC-LAG would be great.

+1 for TACACS+ support

Maybe the devs are on holiday.
Maybe. And maybe there are few programmers...
See: https://darbs.mikrotik.com/darbs/

Mikrotik have had that same ad up for the last 10 years...

The Qualcomm IPQ8064 has a 10Gbit interface.

Just saying....

New beta versions has alignment mode included (it will update information much faster)
to use run from CLI:
/interface w60g align wlan60-1

Thanks guys.

40gig is older generation now. No new gear is coming out with 40G on it any more, everything new is 100G QSFP28 as the chipsets cost the same whether they have 40G or 100G ports. Also, the carrier/service provider industry has never embraced 40G, it has always been 10G, 25G, 100G, 200G and now 400G.

+1

This sounds amazing.

Most definitely not. But they are very popular devices.

They will be even more popular with POE out on ether5

How to speed up v7 development

find . -type d \( -name "tile" -o -name "ppc" \) -exec rm -rf {} \;

Any chance of 6.42.10 with the IP Traffic Flow NAT fixes ? Can you provide more details (or a link) of what's broken, please? I am not him but this is pretty clear: 6.43.4 Stable - https://mikrotik.com/download/changelogs#show-tab-tree_1-id-165a2d6018018c24467cf033626d2540 *) traffic-flow - fixed p...

Who said any of these pictures are showing the latest folders

True, they are missing arm64 folder.

Any chance of 6.42.10 with the IP Traffic Flow NAT fixes ?

At this rate, when hell freezes over

I know they are working on them, if they are going to be announced it will likely be at the EU MUM in 2019

Im hoping for something Cavium Octeon TX based with multiple 10 and 100gig ports.

Soon since 2013

Oddly that is from the same OEM as the original PCB type PSU in the CCR's.

Just waiting for about 4 years ...

Only 4 ?

I've been waiting over 9 years now... My hair literally has turned gray

Mellanox basically finished the EZchip design integrating their stuff, it is not obvious where they will take it going forward. Tile-Mx was going to have A53. It seems 16 A72 would be equivalent to 40 A53. Cavium was acquired by Marvell. NXP also has a 16x A72 processor with PCIe 4.0 and 100GbE: ht...

I hope it's a case of "once burned twice shy" with the choice of chipset for the CCR replacement. Tilera while technically very interesting turned out to be a bit of a lemon. I want to see Mikrotik use the Cavium Octeon TX processors in their CCR replacement. Cavium and Marvell are big supporters of...

I think Mikrotik should just make a version with the 98DX3336 and 128MB storage and call it a router if they want.

+1

I think they should do this for a bunch of their products. The 24port PoE models would make a killer POP Router.

*) rb3011 - implemented multiple engine IPsec hardware acceleration support;

Thank you for finally getting the RB3011 IPSEC engine working, and for getting all crypto blocks operating. This breathes new life into this product for me.

I have been following VPP for 3 or so years now. It is impressive, but very limited.

I think OpenFastPath/OpenDataPlane are better technologies for Mikrotik to persue.

Mikrotik do not have any products in this segment.

Stick with ASR9k or look at Juniper MX

@bradnz

Have you emailed support@mikrotik.com about your issues?

*) bridge - added support for DHCP Option 82 (disables hardware offloading, CLI only); *) bridge - added support for DHCP Snooping (disables hardware offloading, CLI only); Could we please get some examples of how to use these features on the Wiki ? I cannot see any of the options I would expect, e...

I can confirm that VLAN stacking with 0x88a8 and 0x8100 ether-types is now possible on CRS3xx series switches running RouterOS 6.43rc51 or greater. Mikrotik have also kindly brought the terminology in line with the rest of the industry by renaming "vlan-protocol" to "ether-type" and listing the actu...

This is pure speculation based on what Mikrotik have done in the past, but my bet is on a split release. RouterOS v7 will be a continuation of RouterOS v6 with a bumped 3.xx Kernel, e.g. 3.7 and support for all current architectures. It will have the new routing engine, but will rely on the same for...

Thanks Mikrotik guys. This should reduce the amount of panicked calls I get from customers.

We do not have plans to implement ISIS at least not in near future.

Hi Shane,

That documentation is for the CRS1/2 series which are Qualcomm based.

The CRS3xx is Marvell based. Check out https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... 8Q-in-Q.29 for your switch.

e.g I bought a bunch of Juniper EX4600 switches, why? Mikrotik has no 10Gbps SFP switches with 40Gbps uplinks. They also do not support selective q-in-q and some other features. i.e a missed market. I complained about exactly this, and was told I was the only customer who had complained. Yeah, I co...

Concerning the CCR/CRS'es, while being very ambitious at the beginning, to me it seems Mikrotik has lost it's interest in getting into the core-routing and -switching market. Maybe the competition among the industry leaders like Cisco and Juniper is just too strong for MT in that segment - who know...

rc45 contains Nv2+ARM fix. It will be released within the next 24 hours.

Thanks Normis. Great effort from the team at Mikrotik.

I am looking forward to testing NV2+ARM performance on the OmniTIK 5 PoE ac2

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