Hi,
I noticed my snmp monitoring (LibreNMS) is missing wireless metrics like client count, etc. since I replaced a hAP ac2 with a hAP ax2 running routerOS 7.7beta4 and wifiwave2 package.
hAP ac2 7.7beta4
hAP ax2 7.7beta4
On hAP ac2 I can print OIDs using
/interface/wireless/print oid
which doesn’t exist on the wifiwave2 menu!
Is this possible right now?
Thanks a lot and best regards!
Same thing…wondering why it was removed. 
/interface print oid
works.
Yes it works, but it lacks all Wireless related metrics, which were available before.
I would like to jump on this train. Was bummed to find out that the wifiwave2 package doesn’t support SNMP (so it appears hap ax2/ax3 and possibly other AX devices).
Has anyone contacted support? Any way to put this in as a request?
Feel free to do so …
I noticed this too, but didn’t do anything. AFAIK, there just the standard MIB-2 interface stats (e.g. the ones shown /interface/print oid). Maybe wifiwave2 stuff is hidden somewhere… but in latest Mikrotik MIB, “mtxrWireless” doesn’t have any for wifiwave2 & couldn’t find anything wifiwave2 related in MIB.
FWIW, the stats are pretty slim in wifiwave2 generally, so doubt SNMP would exceed what you see in winbox/CLI, nor likely be same OID as “old wireless” ones… but dunno.
I’d recommend you file a ticket at: http://help.mikrotik.com
Just found this, I’m bummed as well. My Grafana dashboards went one by one away
Did anyone file a support request?
I did. Got this for a reply
Hello,
Thank you for contacting MikroTik Support.
We are aware of this issue and are looking to fix it in upcoming RouterOS versions.
Best regards,
Matīss O.
Still limping along, and doing an snmpwalk of the device breaks out fairly quick with an oid increment error.
Cool, thanks for the fast reply. OK, I can survive for a couple of releases if they do end up fixing it. But the graphs were indeed nice and useful. Lose one (snmp) win one (wpa3), that’s life 
Just landed in this post looking for the new capsman connected clients oid
Did you find the new OIDs are implemented?
Regards
You really should ask support.
Support@mikrotik.com
Thanks, I’ve open a ticket to support
Are there any good news on this topic? I really miss these options…
We are in the same situation, we have to provide statistics to upper management, and the number of “users” is quite important for us. We are now using the following workaround in our SNMP monitoring tool:
This way we do not count the associated clients, but the different MAC addresses that in the FDB are seen on that interface. For the counter of all the clients, we simply sum over the wifi interfaces.
Of course it is not the same thing but it is a workaround. Not all SNMP monitoring tools can do this indirection.
I really hope this feature is re-added soon, it seems to me just a matter of mapping in SNMP a value that is already available somewhere.
Hi All,
Does anybody have any (good) news regarding this issue?
I have the same issue with my ac^3, all wireless interface statistics are gone.
But not all my devies are affected by this, for example hAP lite is working fine.
I think (suspect) only the newer devies have this bug, which are using “wifi-qcom-ac” package.
Thanks,
Janos Vincze
Hi everyone!
In new 7.17 Mikrotik mentioned this improvement :
*) snmp - added wifi fields to MIKROTIK-MIB;
Any chance someone could point me to the correct SNMP OIDs for any kind of WIFI statistics that works with new AC-AX devices and with new wifiwave2 package?
Where can we view the documentation for this and find the OIDs?
I don’t see changes in the MIB …
FYI I have several HAP AC2 and , that’s most important, 5x cAP ax (cAPGi-5HaxD2HaxD) connected to new CAPsMAN.
Hi
We are facing the same issue, firmware 7.19.1 and no OIDS visible for CAP AX and for get registered clientes in the interface…
+1
I would welcome a general improvement of the monitoring capabilities of wifi-qcom drivers via SNMP (something like TX Retries, WiFi Tx Dropped, Rx Dropped, Tx Errors, Tx Dropped, Rx Errors, Rx Frags, Rx Crypts and so on for UniFi).
Did any update ever came from MTik?