ipsec - fixed incorrect esp proposal key size usage ethernet - fixed missing "sfp-tx-power" option (introduced in v6.41rc14) discovery - use "/interface list" instead of interface name under neighbour discovery settings crs3xx - added ingress/egress rate input limits bridge - assume "point-to-point=yes" for all Full Duplex Ethernet interfaces when STP is used (as per standard) routerboot - RouterBOOT version numbering system merged with RouterOS detnet - implemented "/interface detect-internet" feature bridge - general implementation of hw-offload bridge (introduced in v6.40rc36) Please, note that downgrading to previous RouterOS versions will not restore "master-port" configuration, so use backups to restore configuration on downgrade. The rest of RouterOS Switch specific configuration remains untouched in usual menus for now.
Bridge will handle all Layer2 forwarding and the use of switch-chip (hw-offload) will be automatically turned on based on appropriate conditions. This update will convert all interface "master-port" configuration into new bridge configuration, and eliminate "master-port" option as such. I know that CHR licenses aren't very expensive, so we would probably start with the free edition and then eventually just pay for a 1Gb license, but I am curious to know if we'd be "OK" with the free 1Mb.- RouterOS (v6.40rc36-rc40 and) v6.41rc1+ contains new bridge implementation that supports hardware offloading (hw-offload). Does the Server portion of Dude require much bandwidth if I don't have a lot of devices? Would I be able to run it on the free 1Mbps license of CHR without hitting the bandwidth limit? the CHR instance would literally only be used for Dude Server and would not pass any traffic through it otherwise. I know that The Dude Server can run on a CHR instance. We'd be looking at 17-20 routers monitored (CCR1036, 1072, and 2004) to begin, but that might grow. LibreNMS does not poll error counters from RouterOS devices, at least not by default). I am considering deploying The Dude to monitor a small fleet of routers (CCR-series) after being disappointed in other free solutions (e.g.
0 kommentar(er)
