Yep, something wrong. But as I said with two other routers - it works well.The PC does it right (uses broadcast MAC as destination), so either the Mikrotik bridge fails or the device ignores the packet.
This option is disabled in bridge settings.The AP with bridged interfaces only reacts on the MAC address, not on the IP address. (Unless .... "Use IP Firewall" is set in the bridge settings)
Tried, but still does not workTry setting multicast-helper=full on wlan1 interface. It says multicast, but works for broadcasts just the same.
It can be better (450Mbps+):Performance with RouterOS 6.37. It works nice for me.
Printer use 2.4Ghz, MacBook - 5Ghz. Encryption AES. Sure I can. Wait a moment.What setup you have on the AP? 2.4ghz or 5ghz? Encryption or not?
Maybe you could send the support output file of the config to support@mikrotik.com so we could try to reproduce this problem?
Did you plan to restore cm2 packet? 6.37 very unstable with Apple devicesIf you see multiple wireless packages after upgrade on your device then the spare one will disappear after next reboot.
There is no settings for LAN portsI think you can disable all but power led.
Go to: System/LEDs
Tried. One hour is ok. But if I did not touch it for 1 hour it still takes a long time to connectSet group key update to 1h in security profile.
Thanks. I will try.Set group key update to 1h in security profile.