If you are not receiving full BGP feeds, then typically you know what prefixes should be advertised and as mentioned before proper setup of input.accept-* parameters will not allow flooding of unwanted prefixes and session is never dropped. There are some conditions that may be appropriate: 1) I wa...

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Hi all, I was using ROS v5b5 on a Dell PowerEdge R210. Since I upgraded to v5b6 both onboard ethernet interfaces are no more working: This with v5b6 (same display on v5b5 follows below): [admin@MikroTik] > interface ethernet print Flags: X - disabled, R - running, S - slave # NAME MTU MAC-ADDRESS AR...

*) routing-test - changed BGP network and default-originate behaviour;

What changed exactly ?
Thanks

@letni To tell the truth what I referred as "CPU hang" was exactly what you're talking about. Two RB1000, one per upstream provider, and an IBGP session between them (and other iBGP sessions). The session between them seems to be the most problematic (and most cpu intensive), but as far as...

@thadem With regard to IPv6 BGP I think that the issues illustrated in the blog are referred to the usage of filters using winbox or prefix-lists. I am using IPv6 BGP on RB1000/3.20 routing-test and it works just fine, also the routing filters, configured by command line. It is easy, at present, to ...