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Is this problem with voltage actual only though Winbox or also in CLI?

What does this command show?
“/system health print”

22

Everything. CLI, Winbox, SNMP.
Also the temperature is missing!

 > /system health print 
  voltage: 285.6V

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All the above are from a RB2011UAS-RM

On RB2011UiAS-RM the issue is not there with the exact same configuration

23

Where did WOL go?

[erik@TB34-RTR01] > /tool wol mac=F4:6D:A4:73:AA:F0 interface=Switch_Zldr
bad command name wol (line 1 column 7)

24

Backup incomplete ?

RoS 6.34.1, Winbox 3.1:

I backed up a map2n and restored the backup on a 2nd map2n.
After restore,
all Wireless - Settings ( except the SSID ) were gone,
even the wlan - Interface was disabled !

Is this really normal ?

Thanks
Manfred

25

if someone have performance issues, like i was. Only getting ~200mbps, with fastrack configured, out of RB2011UAS-2HnD at 100% cpu. Don’t forget:
/system routerboard upgrade
y
/system reboot
y
at first i thought that something is wrong with uplink, but noticed that fasttrack rule is not matching packets. And that helped without resetting or trying to tweak anything.

26

Yes.

Backups via the file list will backup all the settings except the wireless interface. As the MAC addresses of the wireless interfaces cannot be altered. Normal backups will change your ethernet MAC addresses to the same as the device the backup was made from.

You can make a manual backup of the wireless configurations by using the terminal. /interface wireless export file=“enter name here” but there can be complications when using /import “enter name here” on the new device depending on the complexity of the original exported script. (These rsc files can be edited by notepad++ or normal notepad)

27

lte - improved dhcp handling on interfaces that doesn’t support it;

Some more details for this bug FIX, please?

28

I am using ROS 6.34.1 and I am facing issues with the new variables added to the hotspot logout script.

Starting with v6.34rc11 some additional variables are available:
$uptime-secs - final session time in seconds
$bytes-in - bytes uploaded
$bytes-out - bytes downloaded
$bytes-total - bytes up + bytes down
$packets-in - packets uploaded
$packets-out - packets downloaded
$packets-total - packets up + packets down

e.g. :log warning “Hotspot login of User: $user with MAC: $mac-address” results in a log entry “Hotspot login of User: Test with MAC: -address”

The new variables with the dash “-” seem not to work… Can someone confirm this?

29

I am using ROS 6.34.1 on RB411U with MC7710 and the AT command GRESET generate a timeout failure.
THE COMMAND IS
interface lte info 0 user-command=“AT!GRESET” user-command-only=yes
THE ANSWER IS:
failure: Info or scan not running! action timed out - try again, if error continues contact MikroTik support
and send a supout file (13)

30

Gr8…

Upgraded one CCR1036-8G-2S+ from 6.32.3 to 6.34.1 no problem. Upgraded the next CCR1036-8G-2S+ from 6.32.3 to 6.34.1, and the router is constantly rebooting not coming up.

The routers are on the other side of the world from me, literally. MT, you really need to get your act together in terms of testing! Getting pretty fed up with this now.

31

Hello

On 6.30.2:
[admin@e] > /ip service print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid

NAME PORT ADDRESS CERTIFICATE

0 telnet 23
1 X ftp 21
2 X www 80
3 ssh 22
4 X www-ssl 443 none
5 X api 8728
6 winbox 8291
7 X api-ssl 8729 no

On 6.34.1:
[admin@e] /ip service> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid

NAME PORT ADDRESS CERTIFICATE

0 telnet 23
1 XI ftp 21
2 XI www 80
3 ssh 22
4 XI www-ssl 443 none
5 XI api 8728
6 winbox 8291
7 XI api-ssl 8729 none

So there is a I like Invalid after the X. What does invalid mean?

Thanks

32

Just read

33

Just readed. And… Here the same. What does invalid mean?

34

It happened to me too, at a first glance I thought it was damaged (one of the first CCR1036 I bought when they have been released). But disconnecting the ethernet cables make the router boot again normally.

I don’t know what triggers it, I upgraded about 40 CCR and it happened only to that one. I also net-installed it with 6.34.1 and the result is the same. I didn’t have the time to try previous releases, I just replaced it.

35

Well I can’t “disconnect” the Ethernet cables, but I did shut the ports on the remote switch (Cisco 6500), and it’s still not coming up. If I have to shut the SFP ports too, then I’ll have to involve my service provider I suppose.

If it’s a “hardware failure,” then this will be the last CCR I purchase… Can’t believe a “software upgrade” can cause a “hardware failure.”

These software upgrades are becoming ludicrous.

36

old variables show the same behaviour. you have to use quotes with them:

 :log warning "Hotspot login of User: $user with MAC: $"mac-address""
37

Ethernet ports down, SFP+ ports down, router still screwed…

Thanks Mikrotik, appreciate it! :cry:

38

I don’t know since when this bug exists but I noticed it today, when I add an IPSEC Peer with ip enc-algorithm=aes-256 from the terminal it creates it as aes-128.




Can someone else try? I tried it in 2 diferents mikrotiks, but both of them were 6.34.1

39

It appeared in v6.34 and is already fixed in v6.35rc. It is just a cosmetic bug that aes-256 is displayed as aes-128

40

Probably a Bug:

In ‘Logging’ when there is a custom action:
name=“wifilog” target=disk disk-file-name=“wifi34.log” disk-lines-per-file=1000 disk-file-count=1 disk-stop-on-full=no

Rule:
Topics: wireless, info Action:wifilog

The file is not being created at all, but in ‘Log’ there is information ‘date time/wifilog/wireless, info/info about wireless clients’

This sudenly stop work after update 02.02.2016

edit: creating file on partition dont change anything - there is no file write