*) bgp - don’t show community ‘internet’ in BGP advertisements;
*) ipsec - enable hardware acceleration for aes-cbc-128 + md5|sha1|sha256 aead on tilera cpus;
*) ospf - fixed checksum calculation for OSPFv3 AS-external-LSAs;
*) default configuration - changed dhcp server lease time to 10 minutes;
*) fixed port isolation on CRSs (bug introduced in v6.6);
*) smb - added support for SMB 2.002
*) timezone information updated;
*) ppp - fixed ppp bridging (did not work since v6.6);
*) improved speed of PPP, PPPoE, PPTP & L2TP on multicore routers;
*) address-list - fix crash when adding two identical address list entries (not allowed any more);
*) fixed multicast forwarding on CCRs;
you guys should re-name it to RC2 if there’s a revision. I just re-downloaded it as the same file, same size, just different dates on it. I can’t even tell what was changed from the Jan 2nd and the one released back in December
+1… generally new releases have different version numbers. I have never seen anyone release a new version (different build times, etc) with the same version numbers.
absolutely horrible. I have a PtP I just tested this on. It would link up for about 10-20 seconds, then stay registered, but the rates would drop to 6/162 and not pass any traffic until “-” I minus it off the Master forcing it to re-register, and the process repeats.
if you have any wireless or point-to-points, don’t use this firmware!
The same here. Checked on an Omnitik as AP and a Sextant as client, with an NV2 link between them (actually it is a PtMP link with more clients, but I upgraded only one of them).
It seems to me that the time before the problem kicks in depends heavily on the amount of traffic flowing through the wireless link: more traffic and the link goes down within seconds; less traffic and it can stay on for a day or more.
Downgraded the AP (Omnitik) to 6.7 and it became stable. The Sextant, still on 6.8 rc1, remained unstable. When the latter was also downgraded, the link became stable again.
I wonder if this means that there is some work going on under the hood on the wireless section…
If you changed something to fix it, shouldn’t you really call that v6.8rc2 ? Sort of confusing when you change things or fix something and call it the same release.
