After upgrade DHCP servers on wireless devices show as invalid and will not assign an address.
Hydro
After upgrade DHCP servers on wireless devices show as invalid and will not assign an address.
Hydro
Send support output file to the support (support@Mikrotik.com).
Make sure that you have configured DHCP-server for bridge (if you are using bridge), check that ‘/ip address’ contains correct address for the interface DHCP is enabled on.
I sent 2 of them to you and the one named support2 has now been downgraded back to .32 and is working fine.
Hydro
i think i have the same problem…
in the log says: dhcp1: failed to add arp entry for IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: no interface provided (6)
and in dhcp server, dhcp1 appears with an “I” (invalid)
i disabled and then enable the dhcp server and the I (invalid) flag dissapeared and is working fine, until i reboot… dhcp appears as Invalid again until i disable / enable server
I had a (perhaps related?) problem yesterday:
When trying to configure a DHCP server on a virtual-ap interface (ROS 2.9.32), it always was shown as “invalid” (and didn’t work), although the config was correct.
I didn’t take the time to take a sup-out, though…
Best regards,
Christian Meis
I have the same problem with 2.9.33. It was OK with 2.9.32
–Tom
I do suggest not to update anymore until they patched another 50 version… maybe then later give it a try… I stopped doing that since 2.9.28… lots of weird things going on since then
I tried the disable and re-enable, no luck here.
Hydro
Bug was introduced in RouterOS version 2.9.33 and will be fixed in
2.9.34.
Workaround (has to be done once after every reboot):
thanks, for your answered...this morning i downloaded ...33. and will cancel to updates...if not, maybe all client is.....
Just installed version 2.9.34… it fixed the problem.
Regards…ƒil
i upgraded to 2.9.34 and after reboot i get this console error:
Uncompressing Linux…
ran out of input data
----System halted
how can i fix it?
I think you should re-install RouterOS…
Best regards,
Christian Meis
but why this happens?
I have no idea - what system is this?
A RB532? Some x86 system?
Sounds like the system package got corrupted or something like that (initrd seems to be damaged).
Best regards,
Christian Meis
it´s an x86 system
hd is has errors…
Same problem with DHCP after upgrading Wi-Fi card. Damn! Solutions from here don’t work. Any workaround?
Bside, have you upgraded router to 2.9.35 version or you changed wireless card ?
provide us with more detailed information.