We got some new 260GSP-s.

On the box label there is 260GSP and Type: CSS106-1G-4P-1S
It came with SWOS 2.0 as default.
Can we found somewhere the downloadable FW for this?
Is there a changelog somewhere?
What are the main differencies?

Did you find anything about this? I have the same device. I'm trying to get vlans work for a week, but it looks like there is a bug or something in the os.

I tried to downgrade the OS to 1.17 but the device doesn't accept the firmware file

Also the same issue here... cannot get VLANs working properly

Hello,
CSS106-1G-4P-1S with SwOS 2.0 is very similar to RB260GSP. Additionally, it supports RSTP.
We are working on it and soon SwOS2.0 will be available for download at MikroTik webpage.

We received some of these today.
It looks like this is a new design, which may explain why there has been no stock for months.
The Taifatech CPU is gone and replaced with a STM32F107xxx. That's probably good long term.
The switch chip is under a heat sink and since we need to ship, we didn't remove to compare.

In true Mikrotik fashion, a new device shows up under the old part number with no warning!
I would much prefer the RB260GSP be formally obsoleted and replaced by the CSS106.
Then we know we are dealing with a new beast before plugging one in.

This device is new and therefore by definition: unproven!
Add to that version 2.0 of SWOS with no means to downrev, since older revs are presumably incompatible with this CPU.

The only thing that isn't changed is the plastics.......maybe.

Hi,

Have You got News about new firmware ?
We have errors on Vlan..
Configuration Vlan aren't match.
When we configure Vlan and we trace with Wireshark, it show another Vlan ID.

Thanks

I would like to add to this, in that VLANs appear to be seriously broken on SwOS 2.0.

In previous versions of SwOS, namely 1.17, starting from a factory defaulted RB260GSP, all that was needed to allow tagged VLAN management access to the device was to assign the switch an IP address on the management subnet, then simply enter the correct VLAN ID in System -> Allow from VLAN.

On SwOS 2.0 this process does not work at all, and once carried out, access cannot be gained either through original IP (192.168.88.1) or the IP on the management subnet, be it with management VLAN tagging or without.

Sorry for resurecting old topic, but my new one would go with similar name.

What is known regarding this new sw chip (STM32F107xxx) in CSS106? I'm particularly interested in packet buffer size. Is it larger even by few kilobytes compared to old RB260GS(P)?

STM32F107xxx is not a switch chip it's the CPU.

Thanks for correcting me. But my question stands as before: did packet buffers increase?