narrowed down the wireless button causing winbox to crash to a virtual AP that was upgraded from 2.9.x removed it and everything is fine now.
when mode=ap-bridge, noisefloor is showing at 5555dBm, works fine in station mode
what’s the trick getting station-psudobridge to work? I can’t seem to get PPPoE to work across it…
it would be nice to have the frequency selection drop down back, easier then typing…
in station mode, where can I verify that the Polling and CSMA options correctly are pulling from the AP? wireless registration → registration properties (AP Client window) shows if NStream is turned on or not, but doesn’t list Polling or CSMA status.
winbox → files: deleting the hotspot folders causes winbox to crash
that’s all for the moment. time for some NStream / CSMA testing now
I’m having a problem. I upgraded a routerboard 112 (Level 4) to the new beta3. The CPU sits at 100%. It defaults with no IP address, and winbox won’t connect to it. I login to it through another Routerboard (running 2.9.35) through MAC Telnet. anytime I reboot the beta3 board it resets everything - no ip addresses, no passwords saved, all packages enabled as default.
I didn’t when it was loaded with 2.9. 2.9 worked flawlessly. I can’t get it to downgrade now… upload the packages and issue the “downgrade” command, correct?
Select large amount of VLAN Interfaces (32 tested with RC2) and remove the interfaces in WinBox… WinBox stops responding, when closing and reconnecting to the router with WinBox, WinBox is still screwed and does not respond…
Tested on RC2 inside VMWare, so far it happened every time (3 times in a row)… Not sure if it’s a ROS thing, or perhaps a VMWare thing…
Also, /ip neighbor discovery sees VRRP Interfaces… Considering CDP is multicast in any case, any use in sending the multicast on the actual interface, as well as the VRRP interface, which theoretically is the same media? Same story for interface graphs as well… Not too sure at this stage if /interface vrrp was such a good idea in all honesty… VRRP really isn’t a virtual interface as such…