we are experiencing problems with NV2 protocol and ARM devices (LHG AC, SXTsq AC, Disc AC). We have two testing setups:
PtP link with 2 LHGs AC (bridge mode, ROS 6.43rc29) - with 802.11 protocol we have 90/90 Mbps (download/upload) - limit of 100M ethernet on both ends, tested from x86 router to another x86 router (in between only two LHGs). When I changed to nv2 protocol (did not touch any other settings) throughput is not stable, as per image
PtMP - AP RB922, ROS 6.42.3, 7 clients. One of out technitians have his client device (SXT AC, ROS 6.41) and we mounted LHG AC (ROS 6.43rc14) next to it. Results:
We reported this problem to Mikrotik but no solution at the moment.
Does anyone have similar problems with ARM devices?
This problem is know about 6 Month old, we sended all ARM ac devices back to Distribution and stock a lot of old ones.
Now we are seeing that SXT ac and SXT HG ac are out of stock at our distributions and another distri has removed them from shop, looks like these are going to be legacy’s.
But the bad news is that the new ones still not working!
Ignoring the performance issue on this, I have stability issues with ARM and NV2. On my SXT SQ AC box my NV2 link stays up for about 3 to 4 days and then the entire system reboots. I believe this was meant to be fixed with 6.42.4, but it obviously still seems to be happening.
any update? ARM devices are not usable at the moment in the next months we have to deploy something like 200 new customers and we need a solutions that wokrs like SXT 5 lite ac
Maybe is an hardware problem: NV2 needs an accurate timing and the bad performance seems to be caused from antenna loosing the Nv2 slot. It’s not an RF hardware related problem beacuse it work with 802.11/nestreme.
No words from mikrotik and no old SXT AC lite available it’s pain for me
then why use Nv2 if you have better speed than non-ARM with nv2 ?
Nv2 was made when devices were different and needed optimisations that are no longer needed. Maybe it is simply time to use 802.11 in the new devices.
you want to say if I have all devices in network in NV2, I need to switch to 802.11 ? You understand what you give bad answer ?
After your answer, I think many have the thought that you can not just make a correction of errors. you release a notoriously bad devices and you cannot change errrors…
Very very bad answer and very very bad devices lately …
I understand that mixed network might have compatibility problems, you have a good point. Have you considered to switch them all to 802.11 and seeing if you don’t get better results than Nv2 ?
Normis 802.11 is not efficient like NV2 in noisy enviroment and on busy AP and it not solve the problem of hidden nodes. Are you saying us to switch to 802.11 when you released some months a go GREAT improvments to NV2? WOW I am without words…
We install something like 800/1000 new customers per year and we need to have back an antenna that work well with NV2.
Nv2 is the core of our business for many of us we can’t switch to 802.11!!!