I would also like to know. It’s not Dude’s fault, required data is completely missing from SNMP. For example, SSID is taken from iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.mikrotik.mikrotikExperimentalModule.mtXRouterOs.mtxrWireless.mtxrWlStatTable.mtxrWlStatEntry.mtxrWlStatSsid., but some devices don’t have mtxrWlStatTable at all (and yes, they are configured as wireless clients). Old RouterOS versions were all fine, as much as I remember, it only happens with 6.x, but not will all.
From what I can currently check, these are working fine:
2.9.50, wireless
5.26, wireless
6.24rc4, wireless-fp
And these don’t have mtxrWlStatTable:
6.19, wireless
6.19, wireless-fp
6.22, wireless-fp
6.30.2, wireless-fp
6.35rc49, wireless-cm2
Any ideas? Does it depend on configuration, or is that some recurring bug?
Downgrade is not what I’m suggesting. In fact, I’m not suggesting anything, I’m just joining your question and sharing what I see on few devices that I have access to.
We can’t be the only two people who want to see details on wireless links in Dude. So I hope that others come to this thread and share their experience. If they do have the same problem or not, if they perhaps know something more about it, if it might be config-related, etc…
I found some new info. It depends of interface configuration. When I run /interface wireless print oid, then depending on interface mode I get these results:
Where 1 means mtxrWlStatTable and that’s where Dude gets the data from, and 3 is mtxrWlApTable. I’m no snmp expert, but “ApTable” for station mode does not look right.