MikroTik RouterOS MMIPS Firmware 6.43 RC 12 Download

Posted at November 5, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

MikroTik RouterOS MMIPS Firmware 6.43 RC 12 Description

What's new in 6.43rc12:

- bridge - fixed bridge hw-offloading on MMIPS devices (introduced in v6.43rc10);
- crs3xx - fixed packet forwarding on SFP+ interfaces (introduced in v6.43rc11);
- dhcpv4-server - fixed situation when router did reboot due to critical program crash (introduced in v6.43rc);
- ipsec - improved reliability on IPsec hardware encryption for ARM devices except RB1100Dx4;
- lte - use "/32" address for the Passthrough feature when R11e-LTE module is used;
- wireless - added option for RADUS "called-station-id" format selection (CLI only);

Other changes since v6.42.1:

- bridge - added ingress filtering options to bridge interface (CLI only);
- bridge - do not allow to add same interface list to bridge more than once;
- bridge - fixed dynamic VLAN table entries when using ingress filtering;
- bridge - fixed LLDP packet receiving;
- bridge - fixed processing of fragmented packets when hardware offloading is enabled;
- capsman - allow to change "radio-name" (CLI only);
- certificate - add "expires-after" parameter (CLI only);
- chr - added checksum offload support for Hyper-V installations;
- chr - added large send offload support for Hyper-V installations;
- chr - added multiqueue support on Xen installations;
- chr - added support for multiqueue feature on "virtio-net";
- chr - added virtual Receive Side Scaling support for Hyper-V installations;
- chr - do not show IRQ entries from removed devices;
- chr - fixed NIC hotplug for "virtio-net";
- chr - improved boot time for Hyper-V installations;
- console - fixed type "on" and "wireless-status" LED trigger value setting (introduced in v6.43rc1);
- crs317 - fixed link flapping when inserted S+RJ10 module without any cable;
- dhcpv4 - prevent sending out ICMP port unreachable packets;
- dhcpv4-server - do not allow override lease "always-broadcast" value based on offer type;
- dhcpv4-server - improved performance when "rate-limit" and/or "address-list" setting is present;
- dhcpv6-relay - fixed missing configuration after reboot;
- dhcpv6-server - added initial dynamic simple queue support;
- dhvpv4-client - fixed DHCP client stuck in renewing state;
- filesystem - fixed situation when filesystem goes into read-only mode on device with NAND type memory;
- filesystem - improved software crash handling on devices with FLASH type memory;
- hotspot - fixed user authentication when queue from old session is not removed yet;
- interface - fixed "built-in=no" parameter for manually created interface lists;
- interface - fixed "dynamic" built-in interface list behavior;
- interface - fixed interface list which include disabled member;
- interface - fixed interface list which include/exclude another list;
- interface - fixed situation when router did reboot due to critical program crash (introduced in v6.42);
- interface - improved reliability on dynamic interface handling;
- ipsec - added "responder" parameter for "mode-config" to allow multiple initiator configurations (CLI only);
- ipsec - added "src-address-list" parameter for "mode-config" that generates dynamic "src-nat" rule (CLI only);
- ipsec - added warning messages for incorrect peer configuration;
- ipsec - do not allow removal of "proposal" and "mode-config" entries that are in use;
- ipsec - fixed policies becoming invalid if added after a disabled policy;
- ipsec - install all DNS server addresses provided by "mode-config" server;
- ipsec - separate phase1 proposal configuration from peer menu (CLI only);
- kidcontrol - allow to edit discovered devices;
- led - added "dark-mode" functionality for hAP ac and hAP ac^2 devices;
- led - improved w60g alignment trigger;
- log - show interface name on OSPF "different MTU" info log messages;
- lte - added extended LTE signal info for SIM7600 modules;
- lte - added extended signal information for Quectel LTE EP06 modem;
- lte - allow to execute concurrent internal AT commands;
- lte - allow to use multiple PLS modems at the same time;
- lte - do not allow to send "at-chat" commands for configless modems;
- lte - expose GPS channel for PLS modems;
- lte - fixed SIM7600 registration info;
- lte - improved LTE communication process on MMIPS platform devices;
- lte - improved r11e-LTE and r11e-LTE-US dialling process;
- lte - improved reading of SMS message after entering running state;
- quickset - fixed dual radio mode detection process;
- routerboard - allow to fill up to half of the RAM memory with files on devices with FLASH storage;
- routerboard - properly represent board name for hAP ac^2;
- ssh - disconnect all active connections when router gets rebooted or turned off;
- switch - added support for port isolation by switch chip (CLI only);
- tile - fixed Ethernet interfaces becoming unresponsive;
- tr069-client: - fixed setting of "DeviceInfo.ProvisioningCode" parameter;
- winbox - added bridge Fast Forward statistics counters;
- winbox - allow to specify "any" as wireless "access-list" interface;
- winbox - fixed "/ip dhcp-server network set dns-none" parameter;
- winbox - fixed bridge port MAC learning parameter values;
- winbox - show "Switch" menu on hAP ac^2 devices;
- winbox - show HT MCS tab when "5ghz-n/ac" band is used;
- wireless - do not disconnect clients when WDS master connects with MAC address "00:00:00:00:00:00";
- wireless - enable all chains by default on devices without external antennas after configuration reset;
- wireless - fixed packet processing when "static-algo-0=40bit-wep" is being used (introduced in v6.42);
- wireless - fixed usage of allowed signal strength values received from RADIUS;
- wireless - improved Nv2 PtMP performance;
- wireless - improved wireless throughput on hAP ac^2 and cAP ac;

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Given the large variety of models and different methods for upgrading the switch, if you wish to apply this package, we recommend that you read and understand the installation steps before you install a new firmware, even if you are a power user.

Usually the update procedure isn't much of a hassle as manufacturers try to make it as simple as possible; however, there are cases that are exceptions to this rule. First off, go to the system information page of the switch to check that the currently installed version isn't either newer or matching this release.

Applying a new firmware can decrease the security vulnerabilities, enhance overall performance and compatibility, improve various power management functions, resolve different errors, and add support for newly developed technologies and protocols.

It is recommended that you perform this step in a steady power environment such as the one ensured by a UPS unit, and that you don't interrupt the upgrade in any way, because this might cause the switch to malfunction.

That being said, click the download button, get and apply the new version, and check back with our website constantly to stay up to speed with the latest releases.

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