This thread has had quite a few viewers... it couldn't be that I'm the ONLY one seeing this(?)

This is what I'm seeing:


I'm thinking it has to do with a winbox version... I'm using the one downloaded from the mikrotik site, 2.2.16.


Update: Now using 2.2.18, still same result on resources page.

do you have the routerboard package installed ?

Absolutely.

I'm not sure if it's affecting anything, it just seems odd.

Model field is blank but board name at the bottom says RB450G. All other fields populated.

PS - It seems to have been this way through every version, since 4.11.

I know these can be removed manually... anyone write a script for this?

You have full control over what DNS server you hand out. Turn on the DNS server under IP > DNS, then edit the IP > DHCP-Server > Network settings and set the router IP address as the DNS server. Yes, you can enforce usage of that DNS server via a NAT rule. Assuming a WAN interface name of "WAN...

I'd like the answer to this myself...

I know you can highlight and remove the dynamic entries, but there has to be an easier way... script?



Surely someone must know...

On my RB450G running 4.16, when I go to system > resources in Winbox, the "Model" field is blank. Is this normal?

Upgraded from 4.14 to 4.15 on RB450G. Upgrade seemed to have failed, router simply never came back. After 17 minutes I pulled the power and then plugged back in. Router seemed to boot up just fine with new 4.15 version after that.


Are we SURE the 4.14 boot loader bug didn't affect other models?

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