Hi Sergejs + Team,*) mpls - fixed memory leak;
Lately changelog is as precise as they are willing/allowed to answer. for example - you wouldn't like them to reveal information that can potentially be used to trigger this on purpose. Especially while the fix is only in RC versions. Questions like this are dangerous.Hi Sergejs + Team,
Can you please provide more detail on this fix. Specifically what the triggers for the memory leak were, this way we can know exactly what problems it will solve.
Thanks!
17:24:09 system,info package wireless@ is scheduled for disable by ***
17:24:18 system,info disabled wireless@-6.37rc34
17:24:21 system,info router rebooted
/system package print terse where disabled=no name=wireless
0 name=wireless version=6.37rc34 build-time=sep/12/2016 13:06:07 scheduled="" bundle=routeros-mipsbe
Thanks Sergejs, macgaiver perfectly explained with a context I had not thought about.nz_monkey,
We had ticket with MPLS configuration, that produced memory leak. This is fixed, however it is actual for very specific configurations. And I do not have to add more that previous poster replied.
DHCPv6 still does not work like before v 6.33.6.Version 6.37rc34 has been released,
Changes since 6.37rc32:
*) dhcpv6 - improved interface status tracking;
*) modem - added d-link dwm-222 support;
I stand corrected. Thank you. I will re-check the version and try again with latest.6.37rc36 @ RB433 does not see rc38 for download.
How to solve this?
How to remove the old used Wireless Pack?
what winbox loader version are you using?6.37rc38 on hAP AC
Trying to use QuickSet from Winbox in Home AP Dual mode - unable to save config as 'Band' always stays red whatever settings for 2GHz and 5GHz are chosen. Works ok from Web config page though.
It is supported for a while already or you are looking some other setting:Is there any reason why NTP client still does not support DNS? It would be great if I could finally get rid of my script for this.
/system ntp client set server-dns-names=NTP_SERVER_NAME
I don't have server-dns-names as a configuration parameter. These are the options I have on MikroTik hardware:It is supported for a while already or you are looking some other setting:Code: Select all/system ntp client set server-dns-names=NTP_SERVER_NAME
[admin@MikroTik] > system ntp client set
enabled mode primary-ntp secondary-ntp
Do you maybe using ntp package ?Both primary-ntp and secondary-ntp require an IP address.
withoutsystem ntp client set
enabled mode primary-ntp secondary-ntp
if you don't need ntp server don't have any reason to use ntp package.system ntp client set
enabled primary-ntp secondary-ntp server-dns-names
Thanks! That was the issue.if you don't need ntp server don't have any reason to use ntp package.
It does make sense. The NTP package provides an NTP server and it works with fixed server addresses. Sure it would beIt doesn't make sense to me that the server-dns-names option should not be available with the NTP package installed.
I really don't buy this argument. What you describe is really an implementation rather than technical (or even best-practices) issue.It does make sense. The NTP package provides an NTP server and it works with fixed server addresses. Sure it would be
nice if there was the possibility to use DNS names there, but you should understand that in that case the DNS names would
be resolved only one time after router reboot. And there may even be dependency problems in that the router wants to set
the clock correctly before it has started the DNS resolver.
Still the same problems... now the same with RC40...Package list (Check For Updates) doesn't seem to grab the latest RC version.
It is the same in all NTP server implementations. NTP servers lock onto reference servers, and would not work OK when the actualI really don't buy this argument. What you describe is really an implementation rather than technical (or even best-practices) issue.
OK, I have now updated to the latest rc (6.37rc40) by downloading from mikrotik.com/download and updating routeros manually.6.37rc36 @ RB433 does not see rc38 for download.
Let it work the same way as other ntp servers do, that's fine. No one asks for hostname being resolved again and again for each poll.NTP servers lock onto reference servers, and would not work OK when the actual
server changes for subsequent polls. So NTP server implementations lookup the DNS name only when started.
I am considering adding screenshots to give a better idea of what I mean in case someone does not understand the problem. Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to upload screenshots. If I try to insert an image, then it looks like it expects the image to exist already on the internet, but I would like upload the image from my computer - how do I do that on this forum?OK, I have now updated to the latest rc (6.37rc40) by downloading from mikrotik.com/download and updating routeros manually.6.37rc36 @ RB433 does not see rc38 for download.
I did the same test: Do a download via the 5Ghz 802.11ac. My hardware is an Intel 7260 a/b/g/n/ac adapter. When I download via my Asus RT-AC68U router which uses a Broadcom BCM4360 chipset, I get full mimo transfers at up to 866 Mb/s (actual transfer speed is about 320Mb/s). Unfortunately, when the Intel card is connected to the 5 Ghz hAP ac MikroTik router, then I only get a bitrate of 433Mb/s max (1 chain) on receiving or around 210Mb/s and 866 Mb/s (2 chains) on transmitting. Again, this issue happens also on 6.36.3 and 6.34.6 versions. Interestingly, the bug only happens when the receive signal is negotiate above 195 Mb/s.
Qiet72
I seem to remember that you have to use the mac address of the ap you want to connect to instead of the ssid when you want to connect to a hidden access point.Is it possible to use the wireless-connect-list to connect to HIDDEN ssid's? Am I blind, or is there no possibility?
Thanks for your answer, I tried it without success. My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac, so how can the microtik connection-list determine whichI seem to remember that you have to use the mac address of the ap you want to connect to instead of the ssid when you want to connect to a hidden access point.
Qiet72
Ohh boy... that is not good! Did the AP allow you to configure it that way? Did you have to force it somehow?My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac
You may be overthinking it. DNS resolver in RouterOS is simple service, it must start up in no time. Making it a dependency for NTP client should not be a problem. And even if not, and NTP client was not able to resolve hostname, it would succeed a second later. No big deal to most users.Maybe the issue could be solved by adding the capability for at least 2 DNS names in addition to the existing 2 fixed
addresses, and the NTP server could delay the resolving of DNS names until it has DNS available.
You say: "My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac" - do you mean you have multiple Virtual AP's with the same mac address beside the one physical AP?Thanks for your answer, I tried it without success. My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac, so how can the microtik connection-list determine whichI seem to remember that you have to use the mac address of the ap you want to connect to instead of the ssid when you want to connect to a hidden access point.
Qiet72
wifi to choose, when it has no information about the ssid? Maybe that's the reason why it didn't work in my test?
No, I have ONE AP(not mikrotik) with several hidden SSIDs. each of this ssids have a name, like private-net and guestnet.You say: "My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac" - do you mean you have multiple Virtual AP's with the same mac address beside the one physical AP?
Qiet72
Every virtual AP should, by default, get its own unique mac address. Otherwise, clients will get confused even when the network is visible.No, I have ONE AP(not mikrotik) with several hidden SSIDs. each of this ssids have a name, like private-net and guestnet.You say: "My Ap has several hidden wifi with the same mac" - do you mean you have multiple Virtual AP's with the same mac address beside the one physical AP?
Qiet72
Every hidden ssid has the same mac-adresss.
So when i want to connect to the "private-net", how can i be shure that i'm connected to this net when i use ssid=MAC instead of ssid=private-net?
Please verify that again. I don't think it is true, and if it is true I don't think it can work.No, I have ONE AP(not mikrotik) with several hidden SSIDs. each of this ssids have a name, like private-net and guestnet.
Every hidden ssid has the same mac-adresss.
This will be fixed/added in the RouterOS v7 only as current implementation doesn't allow that to add in v6 for the NTP package.Thanks! That was the issue.if you don't need ntp server don't have any reason to use ntp package.
@MikroTik, please fix the inconsistency. It doesn't make sense to me that the server-dns-names option should not be available with the NTP package installed.
There are so many things that will be available in v7 only, the most important (for me) are IPv6 routing enhancements (like the recursive lookup of BGP routes), I hope that we will be able to see it soon enough!This will be fixed/added in the RouterOS v7 only as current implementation doesn't allow that to add in v6 for the NTP package.
Excuse my persistence, but can anyone answer me, why double recursive route is inactive while it's gateway is active?..Does anyone have problems with recursive routing? I used this manual (Multiple host checking per Uplink), and everything works fine on first router. But exactly the same configuration (except gateways, of course) doesn't work on another two routers. When i add default route via virtual host 10.1.1.1, this route becomes active for several seconds, then becomes inactive. When i checked 10.1.1.1 (terminal-ip route check 10.1.1.1) - everything is ok. It seems to me, it's a bug. Tested on 6.36.2/6.36.3/6.36rc40/6.37
That is not true. All countries in the EU, and the USA should have already been using this setting for a long time, and there are no problems like you describe.with "radar-detect" enabled will end in endless frequency search loop, even when there is realy no radar
RouterOS already has a superchannel mode that does exactly this.I hope taht there will be country "other"
please make a new topic and post some details of actual config and state ("/ip route print detail", etc). as you can see, your question is not about 6.37rc exactlyExcuse my persistence, but can anyone answer me, why double recursive route is inactive while it's gateway is active?..Does anyone have problems with recursive routing? I used this manual (Multiple host checking per Uplink), and everything works fine on first router. But exactly the same configuration (except gateways, of course) doesn't work on another two routers. When i add default route via virtual host 10.1.1.1, this route becomes active for several seconds, then becomes inactive. When i checked 10.1.1.1 (terminal-ip route check 10.1.1.1) - everything is ok. It seems to me, it's a bug. Tested on 6.36.2/6.36.3/6.36rc40/6.37
thanks BartoszP for answering, i know that 6.37 only has one wireless-package.2 year old sony-tv does not work with wireless-rep package. wireless-cm2 works as expected.
Thanks for answering.It could depend on some settings, e.g. aes/tkip for group ciphers.
Try to enable tkip for group cipher.Thanks for answering.It could depend on some settings, e.g. aes/tkip for group ciphers.
I posted a more in-dept message in the new 6.37 thread and think we should continoue there...?
My settings are the same on every MT-AP-device: WPA2-PSK and aes-ccm, no tkip.
No difference. Here is the Debuglog from 3.26.3 with enables TKIPTry to enable tkip for group cipher.
02:02:31 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:31 wireless,debug wlan1: reject 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX, banned (last failure - extensive data loss)
02:02:34 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:34 wireless,debug wlan1: reject 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX, banned (last failure - extensive data loss)
02:02:37 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:37 wireless,debug wlan1: reject 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX, banned (last failure - extensive data loss)
02:02:40 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:40 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX not in local ACL, by default accept
02:02:40 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: connected
02:02:43 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:43 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: reassociating
02:02:43 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: disconnected, ok
02:02:43 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX not in local ACL, by default accept
02:02:43 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: connected
02:02:46 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:02:46 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: reassociating
02:07:15 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX attempts to associate
02:07:15 wireless,debug wlan1: 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX not in local ACL, by default accept
02:07:15 wireless,info 00:12:F0:6E:DD:XX@wlan1: connected