Hello,
Perhaps, I found our wireless regulator domain (Indonesian) frequency set incomplete, specially for 5Ghz A/N/AC radio. In my SXTsq AC, the freq range is 5745-5805 or 80Mhz only. In our regulation said the range should be 5725-5825 (100Mhz). There is some set in unlocked devices eg Indonesia, Indonesia5.7-5.8,Indonesia2,Indonesia3,Indonesia4,Indonesia5, some of them correct but in locked device, it fall to 5745-5805 only.
Is there any way to update the regulator domain set?
You will need to send pointers to official documents, like the URL of a regulator's website, in a ticket on the support site. Then wait until this is implemented in a new version.
You cannot update this information yourself.
This regulation effective in August 2025. Please find page 8-9, "Table Radio Local Area Network (RLAN)" item 5. for AC class Radio and item 6 for AX Class Radio.
Specially in item 5 there range 5725–5825MHz become 100Mhz wide. Current implementation seem 5745-5705(+20) that only 80Mhz in total. I got problem to avoid interference.
You will need to send pointers to official documents, like the URL of a regulator's website, in a ticket on the support site.
Not here on the forum. You need to go here:
There you explain your situation and include the link.
and shouldn't collect the data all by themselves! The DB is actively updated and for the most recent changes affecting my country, there were only a few weeks delay between when new laws/regulations came into effects and when the database is updated.
Or maybe MikroTik already used that DB, but only lag behind. The most recent release of the DB from July 10th 2025 already has the new frequencies for Indonesia: Index of /pub/software/network/wireless-regdb/.
Maybe it would be good to have a feature to “pull regulation db” to an installed router.
That would connect to a server at MikroTik that holds the current regulations, to update the db on the router/AP. So you do not need to update the entire RouterOS for just such a table change.
But at the moment, that isn’t available and the only way to update it is to update RouterOS, which may not always be desirable.