v6.2 released

What’s new in 6.2 (2013-Aug-02 10:37):

*) console - added “on-error” argument to ‘:do’ command that is executed
if command raises error;
*) hotspot - fixed chap error after failed http-chap login (broken in v6.1);
*) console - added new ‘:return’ command that interrupts execution of script
and passes argument as return value if script was called as function;
*) routerboot - fixed upgrade from RouterOS (could fail on some units);
*) userman - fixed payment gateway response notify processing;
*) console - resolved issue with ‘from-pool’ propery in ‘/ipv6 address’;
*) console - array value syntax in expressions ‘{1;2;3;4}’ now can
specify values with word keys as ‘{a=1;b=2}’;
*) console - added ‘verbose’ argument to ‘/import’ command that enables
line-by-line script import. By default import whole script at once
and don’t print it, as it was in version 6.0;
*) console - ‘:global’, ‘:local’ and ‘:set’ commands have new parameter ‘do’
that allows assigning block of commands to the variable;
*) console - global variables now are common to all users and are
available to all users with at least “read,write,test,policy” policy;
*) console - fixed parameter passing to scripts. Script parameters can
be accessed without declaring them with ‘:local’ and ‘:global’ commands.
For backwards compatibility global variables are first looked up in
script parametrs;
*) console - ‘$var 1 2 a=“a” b=“b”’ syntax for passing parameters to commands
stored in a variable. Parameters are accessed as ‘$1’ ‘$2’ ‘$a’ ‘$b’;
*) ipsec - fixed peer address matching;
*) ups - query smart ups capabilities before issuing any commands;
*) improved CCR responsiveness on other interfaces when one interface is under attack;
*) sms tool - added sim-pin setting;
*) dhcp server - framed routes are now also added to the server routing table;
*) dhcpv6 server - added binding-script option;
*) proxy - allow multiple src-address for ipv4 and ipv6;
*) eoip,gre tunnels could occasionally crash multicore router;
*) fixed bug - sometimes some types of interfaces would stop working;
*) ipsec sometimes could crash kernel on CCR;
*) connection tracking sometimes could crash kernel on CCR;
*) ppp,pptp,l2tp,sstp - added default-route-distance parameter;
*) scep - “/cert scep ra” merged into “/cert scep client” without saving ra config;
*) ipsec - fix phase1 autonegotiation on little endian platforms;
*) pppoe server - allow service with empty service-name to accept all pppoe clients;
*) lcd - current-screen option is replaced with “/lcd show” command
*) lcd - current-interface option is replaced with “/lcd interface display” command
*) graphing - make graphs stable on ppp & ovpn interfaces;
*) www, hotspot - fixed problem when www service stopped responding on high load;
*) winbox, webfig: allow to enter space in the text fields;
*) webfig - fixed configuration of VPLS & routing filters;
*) lcd - added option for enabling or disabling the touch screen;
*) lcd - added options for screen switching;
*) lcd - up to 10 non-physical interfaces can now be added to the lcd;
*) lcd - all interface graph screen can now be customized from /lcd interface page;
*) backup - changed default backup file name to -

-.backup
for file browsers to sort them properly;
*) webfig - it did not work in Opera;
*) webfig - made terminal work again;
*) winbox - added ability to fully set up traffic generator in winbox;
*) trafficgen - allow ranges for ip addrs and udp ports;
*) trafficgen - add tcp header support;
*) queue simple - fixed bug - actual queue order sometimes was wrong;
*) queue simple - queue is not invalid when at least one of target interfaces is up;
*) fixed crash when setting master-port on AR8327 switch chips;
*) fixed addresslist - dynamic entries sometimes would still
show up even afther being timed out;
*) added /ip settings allow-hw-fast-path setting to control AR8327N hardware ipv4 fast path;
*) vrrp - allow more than one vrrp on interface;

http://www.mikrotik.com/download

Tremendous Changelog!
go ahead for the best release and kill more bugs!


jajajaja

Oh hell… just updated and now same sh** as 6.1 ! What are u doing guys?

Again crashing, again kernel panic and again it seem’s to be an IPSec problem?!
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SoKaR need more information as all known IPSEC problems where resolved in 6.2

Well done Mikrotik peeps…

Here’s hoping that this is a good base to start from and continue onto version 6 of ROS.

If I may ask. Most of the releases/work since ROS 6 came out have been maintainence/bug fixes. That I think is good. I think that should continue.

However I am curious if more things are going to be added. Like echo functionality in BFD, or BGP labeled unicast, or FRR capabilities, or the myriads of other requests.

Not looking for an ETA or anything…just curious if the next release cycle from Mikrotik is leaning to be more bug fixes, or if it will be more features…

As always, yalls are awesome :slight_smile:

new routing stuff is going into v7, which contains the long promised “new routing engine”

I just sent u an E-Mail (support@mikrotik.com) few seconds ago with two supout files.

SoKaR you have a wild mix of different packages, each from another v6.2 build. re-download them ALL and upload exactly the same set you have now, so that they don’t make conflicts. Your file:

        gps               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
             ntp               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
             ppp               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
             ups               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
            dhcp               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
            ipv6               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
            mpls               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
         hotspot               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
        security               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
  advanced-tools               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
           calea               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
   routeros-tile               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
    user-manager               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
          system               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
        openflow               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
        wireless               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21
       multicast               6.2      Jul/17/2013 15:40:41
         routing               6.2      Aug/02/2013 10:37:21

To ALL: please upgrade ALL packages, not just system, or just some of them, especially if you used a pre-release v6.2 build.

Okay will give a second try now :-S

We also found an IPsec issue that could be related to your specific config, so problem still exists on our site too. We will make a special fix for you to test.

no news about Qualcomm USB CDMA Modem support ?

[Ticket#2013061366000068]

I would also suggest to install only packages that you need, it is funny to see wireless package on CCR , or routing package on stand alone home router.
At very least keep them disabled.

Yes all packages are the same release now and IPSec will still crash. Do you need again a supout file?

What about problems with invalid ip from forum topics like this - http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/pppoe-server-glitch/66997/1 or this - http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/rb1100ahx2-ros-6-1-pppoe-problem-dynamic-running/67509/1
I don’t see any information about solve this problem in the changelog.

you must contact support to report issues, not all topics of this community forum are cheked for reproducable issues. You must send supout.rif files and instructions to support@mikrotik.com

Yes, support know about this problem and one of the last thing i heard from he was

Hello,

We hope to introduce fix in the next RouterOS version (6.2).

Regards,
Sergejs

So, fixed or not?

I have early installer 6.2 pre.
And now I tried to upgrade the system via Winbox -
System → Package → Check-for-updates → Check-for-updates → System is already up to date

It compare only version number but not release date ?

added /ip settings allow-hw-fast-path setting to control AR8327N hardware ipv4 fast path;

This sounds very interesting, can anyone elaborate on what is fastpath’d?

Sounds similar to Cisco’s CEF or the earlier fast switching. ASIC based hardware forwarding? It would be nice :slight_smile:

The new console / scripting changes are very nice! Some really good additions, especially the first one for error handling. Thank you MT.