Excuse the translator… Probably the idioms in Italian do not translate them as one would expect…
I meant that of course you have to report them, but in this case I think it’s a spelling omission/error…
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My question is because I can’t understand the relationship between the transport protocol TCP and MPLS. As far as I understand, MPLS is agnostic of the protocol present in the transport layer.
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That makes sense … so let’s consider it 
That’s really a must. Cookies are our friends
Thanks — timeout= in /terminal/inkey now works again!
{
:put "$[/terminal style escape]Press any key to exit loop";
:local keypress 0xFFFF;
while (keypress=0xFFFF) do={
:put "$[/terminal style none]$[:rndstr]"
/terminal cuu
:set keypress [/terminal inkey timeout=1s]
}
}
Thanks!!! Finally, no more mangle rules for doing this.
lot of fixes in this release, hope to have a better QA than previous release…
jut to let you know…my wifi speed on AX3 is one of the worst ever
Good one here too… This subtle one makes MQTT a lot more potentially useful…
…but it be nice to attach a script to the MQTT subscribe, like on-message={:do{}} – otherwise it going take polling the /iot/mqtt/subscriptions/recv to use it.
And perhaps the abbreviated “recv” in the CLI might be clear if it was just “messages” or “received”
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what is this good for?
It is useful when you have more than one outgoing link and want to monitor if the links are up.
so you do ping to outgoing link?
Or you have multiple IPs on LANs and you want not use the IP with less walue, but the specific one…
there is newer alpha (development) release (with build time of 16:17:11) on mikrotik website..
you may need to check it out before reporting issues
yes, but it is alpha, alpha should be older than beta…and there is no changelog so it is woth to try it?
*) pppoe - fixed PPPoE client trying to establish connection when parent interface is inactive;
So when parent interface is inactive what happens, does it not try to initialize connection?
Hi all, what is the correct way to have pppoe simple queues dynamically created as children of a Parent queue, and update the target list on connection and disconnection?
I was thinking about address lists or interface lists, but it seems the target ignores all of these.
Thank you
please open a separate topic
this topic is only for v7.11 beta related discussion
unfortunately, there is no changelog. but please re-read my post, build time is newer (later) than beta2. so it should be fixing beta2 bug.
Worst ever, I wouldn’t say. Still low 600 here.
But it looks to be noticeably slower, yes.
Might have to do some more tests with other versions tomorrow to know for sure for myself.
I can confirm it’s working for me also, I can finally use the inkey command in my scripts that otherwise would get stuck waiting for a keypress. I think it was broken since RouterOS v7.3.