My dear Mozerd, one should know that a 7.X.0 offering will be quickly followed by 7.X.1, as you note you yourself were using 7.12.1,
Never buy the first model year of a car Even smarter folks always wait to .2 LOL
For N.A. raised members, its akin to Charlie Brown believing Lucy is actually going to keep holding the football down for the kick this time!!
I did a quick lab on the rc version (only between ros devices) and so far.. it was ok.
I had no time to test interoperability, it will be my next move.
As mentioned by others bonding stopped working for me on multiple devices after 7.13 update, and one wireless cube with out of box config disappeared need to go check what happend to it after 7.13…
Edit:So 2x CubeG updated same time and same way(automatic check for updates), one update fine, other had missing wireless package for some reason, after adding that 60ghz link established, but still i had NO communication between sites until i killed bonds both sides(5+60ghz)
we still getting pppoe-server crash on x86 platform, arm64 is stable.
SUP-136050 pppoe server crash 7.13beta3
SUP-97493 pppoe v7 issue
the first ticket was opened more then one year ago.
both tickets are updated with latest autosupout generated on 7.13rc4
we thing it is related to uniquness issue about dynamic interface id.
regards
Ok but was it enabled on the 7.12.1 config and did it get disabled by the upgrade, or were you running a bridge configured with VLANs but with VLAN filtering not (yet) enabled and did that now fail to work under 7.13?
One thing I have learned to do over time is: prior to upgrade, export the config. Then after upgrade, export it again and “diff” them.
Then you can see what the upgrade has changed in config (interesting anyway) and what you need to focus on when troubleshooting.
When you have upgraded that device from 6.x originally, it is advisable to netinstall and re-import the exported config. Having an upgraded device tends to cause vague problems like this.
By the way, another reason for me to hold back relates to the SNMP on Wifiwave2 and changes in the structure.
Using the wireless package, SNMP stats give me (amongst other info) details on every client connected to the Wifi, which on my Grafana dashboard helps me identify devices with poor wifi signals. This allows me to be proactive and move them or improve coverage.
For me on several 951s and one hap ac2 after the upgrade the “old-gen” wireless package was missing and wifi stopped working.
I needed to install the “wireless” package manually in order to see the interfaces again.
Old drivers are no longer bundled in routeros main package, wireless package must be installed with main to use old drivers.
In my case virtual wireless interfaces was not created from 7.12.1 exported configuration for same old drivers, I had to recreate them manually over Winbox.