*) console - /ping command again returns number of ping responses received,
didn’t work in 5.0beta3;
*) added ability to monitor each cpu core usage;
*) added support for SATA,SCSI & USB CD-ROMs in CD installer;
*) fixed problem - IRQ balancer did not use correct CPU core
on non auto MSI irqs after reboot;
*) fixed memory leak;
*) route - new property ‘vrf-interface’ (for static and dhcp routes),
automatically updates ‘routing-mark’ of the route to keep it in the same
VRF as the specified interface;
Thanks - boosted my 4core core routers throughput 2.5x, by manually assign interfaces to cores
And now with “/system resources cpu” menu, “/system resources irq” menu makes much more sense.
I also noticed that number of interrupts goes to 0 as soon as interface reaches some certain speed.
It looks like Linux Kernel enable NAPI: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_API. So on high speed routers i suggest to assign IRQs manually
We have a Dell R610 with SAS, but unfortunatly RouterOs doesnt have drivers for this server as yet.
We can work around using flash memory as the hard drive.
Opening up an IPv6 route closes my WinBox. This was on a clean install, rb750. I can add/edit routes using terminal just fine.
Memory leak looks fixed so far. I noticed weirdness where an aborted PPTP client session would not delete the IP address and then it couldn’t reconnect because the old address was still there.
Making good progress though! I will be very happy to see more services available via IPv6.
Boot hard drive slow boot about 1 minute and 20 seconds after the card to Newsletter
Also went on the Intel Gigabit NIC do not know whether the drive to improve. .
Before 4.x-5.x has been packet loss network communication failure I can not modify the network card auto-negotiation state or disabled may be able to return to work after the opening of hope to solve
01:58:05 system,info router rebooted
01:59:24 system,info,account user admin logged in via winbox
are you using a pc as a router if so
which pci cards are you using in the computer and how many wireless cards are on it
i am trying to work out if 1 pci slot has enough power for 4 R52hn cards
thanks
110 SSTP connections to a RB1000 on 5.0b4 w/ client/server certificate verification, 5 connections local, CHAP authentication, 105 connections RADIUS CHAP authentication, 2048 bit certs w/ the following remote HW: