I’m trying to set up three routers in my home, all sharing the same configuration.
I started with hAP ax2. This router is the primary one and is setup and works / serves the SSIDs as intended.
To the primary router I connected a RB260GSP PoE switch which powers a mAP lite and a hAP lite. Both of those are set up in CAP mode and they report this when they connect.
However, they do not copy the SSIDs or firewall or bridge filtering rules from the main router.
/interface wireless cap
set bridge=bridgeLocal caps-man-addresses=192.168.254.1 certificate=request discovery-interfaces=ether1 enabled=yes interfaces=wlan1 lock-to-caps-man=yes
Here I’d say I find it interesting that neither of the secondary routers has a “wifiwave2” package.
Since both of the CAPs don’t support ac or ax, I also tried to reduce the band in the definitions.
AFAIK, I have done everything that needs to be done. All routers have the same software, but none are picking up anything of the CAPsMAN provisioning.
Before I try to install custom modules, one side note: if ax2 is a legacy device, why did it come with 7.2 and wifiwave2 preinstalled? The other two actually had 6.something.
And yes, I was just going to disable wifiwave2.
But will check what “extra packages” archive holds.
ax2, ax3, cap ax and ax lite are not legacy devices, they are wifiwave 2 only so if you disable wifiwave2 you will disable wireless on them. (For eg. Netinstalling ROS without adding wifiwave 2 package)
It is NOT possible to use wifiwave2 and “legacy” devices in a single CAPsMAN configuration, as of RouterOS 7.10. See requirements and the warning here.
WifiWave2 CAPsMAN can only control WifiWave2 interfaces, and WifiWave2 CAPs can join only WifiWave2 CAPsMAN, similarly, regular CAPsMAN only supports non-WifiWave2 caps.
I have gone the VLAN route to satisfy my requirements.
Correction:
It has NEVER been possible since wifiwave2 capsman came alive.
Everyone is hoping it will become possible but I wouldn’t bet too much money on it …