Remote CAP in 7.13 using CAPsMan 1 and 2

[un9edsda]

1. just read it “Built-in cards can only work with legacy drivers” - what have the drivers to do with the fact if they are configured via old capsman or via local configuration. That is no contraindicator.
2. now I’ve read it the 20th time. Still nothing in there which would explain the issue I’m seeing. Instead of pointing multiple times to the same documentation it would be helpful to get a direct pointer to the information which says that my issue is “expected”?
3. thanks for that pointer because this post exactly describes my problem. The problem just is that there is no reply, no explanation, not a solution dedicated to this. So a pointer to the same question is interesting because information could be consolidated but unfortunately no solution.

1. Actually the restriction is “Old 802.11ac ARM CPU devices* … * wifi-qcom-ac: Audience, Audience LTE kit, Chateau (all variants of D53), hAP ac^2, hAP ac^3, cAP ac, cAP XL ac, LDF 5 ac, LHG XL 5 ac, LHG XL 52 ac, NetMetal ac^2, mANTBox 52 15s, wAP ac (RBwAPG-5HacD2HnD), SXTsq 5 ac” : the RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD-IN is not on the list of supported devices. Also the writing is on the wall “New 802.11ax devices … Old CapsmanOld Capsman [:] routeros + wireless [;] Actually old = dual. Loses built-in cards ; Running both capsmans at the same time [:] routeros + wireless [;] Loses built-in cards”. I do know that RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD-IN is not a 802.11ax device however it is quite a special snowflake therefore it would not be that surprising if it turned out that it is a bit more special and act as the 802.11ax devices do in this scenario. Nevertheless I do hope that the issue will be sorted out sooner rather than later, however I would not have my hopes up (considering the still sad state of routing protocols in v7 - documentation included).

On a personal note, when I started to use MikroTik I intentionally separated the wired and wireless (at the cost of higher initial CAPEX) in order to avoid the pitfalls of all in one solutions.