This thread is for v7betas, not v6!Some of the new features from 6.48.x are not yet present in 6.47beta4 (ex. LLDP-MED Voice VLAN) - any idea when those will be available?
This thread is for v7betas, not v6!Some of the new features from 6.48.x are not yet present in 6.47beta4 (ex. LLDP-MED Voice VLAN) - any idea when those will be available?
So rest api are HTTP by default?There is no such thing as a "default certificate" that will be usable with modern browsers.
You need to provide a certificate or it will be marked as unsafe. Nothing you can do about that.
Why not using the same for REST-API?You have to provide a certificate, so looks like it won't be default.
Will we then have "HTTPS by default" web UI as well?Documentation of the REST API https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ROS/REST+API
I fully agree.I would not advise setting a static address, especially one not tracable to MikroTik.
As I see that advise mainly/only from 1-time posters, let's assume they have bad intentions and ignore them.
The V-band is not freely available in Italy. Unluckily.60ghz (wireless wire) will give plenty of bandwidth, and at 100m shouldnt have any issues with bad weather.
There's still people using Internet Explorer, Windows and even DOS. And even PDP-11s.btw Safari still has Gopher support![]()
Just to understand: what'd the XModem upgrade procedure be for?Yes
Which RouterOS version?
Which browser are you using?Modern browsers still have a field to enter "Gopher proxy" address, but that was not so much popular after 1993Why else would e.g. all current web browsers still support it?.
Yes: my browser and my ftp client support SOCSKv5 proxy.Are you saying you have already got this working, or you wish to do it?You see, I open an SSH connection through which I access the HTTP webfig and ftp.
OK. I saw it, though it's optional.Winbox uses TLS, it is in the manual.
I do know which traffic was it: DNS and NTP.Sorry, but networking is not a guessing game...
Use /tool torch or sniffer to see what traffic is that.