*) fixed ospf bugs that caused problems when multiple addresses were
assigned to the same interface;
*) added option for enabling TCP SYN cookies;
What’s new in 2.9.15:
*) fixed mac address changing (improves vrrp)
*) fixed dns cache, it could stop working
*) added server-name and interface-name variables in hotspot servlet pages;
*) fixed bonding, works better with wds slaves
*) fixed wireless related kernel crashes when some combinations of
nstreme/framer-policy/encryption are used;
*) added support for VerizonWireless CDMA modem;
*) fixed major bug in routing protocol operation that was
introduced in 2.9.13;
*) decreased default queue size for Simple Queues (uses less memory);
*) fixed bug - system backup did not work on RB500;
*) disabling connection tracking could sometimes crash router;
*) added option for enabling TCP SYN cookies
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*) fixed bonding, works better with wds slaves
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*) fixed mac address changing (improves vrrp)
Please update the manual so that these new settings / possibilities can be understood!
And what is a “wds slave”? Does it have anything to do with wireless? I am using bonding in 2.9.11 and it seems to work quite well… is this workin better also for ordinary LAN nic’s?
An implementation of VRRP that works would be welcome! It needs to be able to take over the MAC addresses as well.
Since I did what BLT suggested above, everything’s working fine.
Strange thing is that once I upgraded to .16, the connection tracking change is done. I tried rolling back to .14, but the new connection tracking were kept, and I still could not connect.
It affected Skype, MSN, Soulseek and outbound SMTP.
HTTP, FTP and inbound SMTP were not affected.
