*) fixed problem - TCP could not work over slow or high latency links,
hosts list could not be displayed;
*) fixed problem - fixed SNMP use sysLocation.0 sysContact.0 & sysName.0
instead of sysLocation.1, etc;
*) fixed problem - SNMP reported incorrect ifSpeed;
*) made CPU reset switch chip on reboot as well (makes it forget about
all learned hosts);
*) fixed problem - when changing password old password was not
checked properly and if it was wrong garbled password was used instead;
I upgraded all of my 36 switches without problem. I had one with 1.4 wich doesnt want upgrade to 1.5 but I was able upgrade to 1.6 so I think everythink is ok.
I have feelings that this fw is a little bit faster than previous, maybe new frames have something to do with this.
I have cca 400 hosts in table and it is working fine for me now (was not working in 1.5), so it seems to be fixed. Maybe you have more hosts and there could be a bigger limit?
Confirming this here too; it’s my one and only major gripe with SwOS, as it renders the 250GS pretty much unfit for purpose in my mind (half the point of a managed switch is monitoring of traffic).
I have noticed a peculiarity with MT Discovery Protocol and v1.6.
Perhaps the problem exists in earlier versions as well. I have not and won’t investigate that.
The MT discovery packets sent by the RB250GS are tagged with vlan 1.
Which is strange, because I do not have vlan 1 in the vlan table.
Is it there by default?
Since I also did not have vlan 1 on the main router interface, I didn’t see the RB250GS in the list of neighbors. If I add vlan 1 on the main router, I can see the RB250 in neighbors.
I have tried with the “Allow from VLAN” ticked and un-ticked and the result is the same.
This is not a huge problem, but I am using the neighbor information from other devices and wanted to incorporate the RB250’s.
For now, I can simply add vlan 1 to the main router interface.