Hey All,
I’m taking a poll.
What was the last really great version for Access Points!
I’m using v3.30 but it’s not as good as some earlier versions.
What is your favorite flavor?
Rod
2.9.46 was probably the best all around performer if you weren’t using Nstreme PTMP
I think v2.3.11 is a pretty good version, the other versions are released for no reason. More than ten years for nothing 
You implemented a lot of new features but:
- on older board newer versions dont perform very well (Last good performing versions for RB1xx is 2.x, RB5.x is 3.x)
- your quality control leads to the result that if using BGP/OSPF we stay on 3.30 (It was a hard way until it gets
stable and we dont want to excercise the same path again)
In some way you behave like open source programmers. You miss the last point (testing, testing, testing)
to make a product/feature perfect and you stop at the point when there’s time to write documentation/manual.
Back to the thread: When not using 11n 3.30/routing-test is the best AP-Version.
what do you mean “fully functional” or do you really mean “most stable” as far as clients not disconnecting.
For me it was v3.3 with additional wireless package.
Nowadays I have found that v4.11 really rocks..
(to scared to try 4.16 whilst 4.11 seems perfect)
Simon
Really? What is the latency on 4.11 and what about back-haul on 5.8 nStreme?
Would really love to know - just down graded from rc7 - very painful.
Rod