MikroTik RouterOS MIPS-BE Firmware 6.37 Download

Posted at November 21, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

MikroTik RouterOS MIPS-BE Firmware 6.37 Description

IMPORTANT! DFS CHANGES:

- DFS configuration in RouterOS has been redesigned, now device looks at specific country settings (/interface wireless info country-info), and applies corresponding DFS mode for each frequency range automatically, making dfs-mode setting unnecessary.
- Please, check that your frequencies work with corresponding DFS settings before upgrade.

What's new in 6.37:

- console - dfs-mode setting does not exist any more and all scripts with such setting will not be executed;
- dude - from now on dude will use winbox port and it will be changed automatically both in client loader and agent configuration;
- ethernet - added new loop-protect feature for ethernet, vlan, eoip, eoipv6 interfaces;
- wireless - "wireless" package included in bundle "routeros" package;
- wireless - "wireless-cm2" discontinued;
- wireless - "wireless-rep" renamed to "wireless";
- wireless - DFS option is removed, corresponding DFS mode for each frequency range applies automatically;
- capsman - fixed kernel crash on cap while changing client-to-client forwarding;
- capsman - report radio-name in registration table;
- certificate - do not allow to remove certificate template while signing certificate;
- console - hotspot setup show wrong certificate name;
- defconf - fixed default configuration restore if virtual wireless interface were present;
- defconf - fixed default configuration when wireless package is used;
- defconf - using caps button now forces all wireless interfaces in caps mode;
- dhcpv6 - improved interface status tracking;
- dhcpv6 - reworked DHCP-PD server interface and route management;
- dhcpv6 - update DUID when system-id changes (solves problem when cloned VM retains the same DUID);
- dns - fixed crash when using regexp static dns entries;
- ethernet - added support for LAN9514 ethernet dongle;
- ethernet - allow to force mtu value when actual-mtu is already the same;
- ethernet - fixed loop-protect on bridged ports;
- ethernet - fixed never ending loop in CDP packet processing;
- ethernet - fixed rare kernel failure on non-switch ethernet reset;
- ethernet - rb44ge now have disabled-running-check=no by default;
- firewall - added additional matchers for firewall raw rules;
- firewall - fixed time based rules on time/timezone changes (again);
- gps - always check NMEA checksum if available;
- health - do not show psu and fan information for passive cooling devices;
- hotspot - show comments from user menu also in active menu;
- ipsec - fixed crash with enabled fragmentation;
- ipsec - fixed dynamic policy not deleted on disconnect for nat-t peers;
- ipsec - fixed fragmentation use negotiation;
- ipsec - fixed kernel crash when sha512 was used;
- ipv6 - fixed RA and RS processing on new interfaces after many interfaces have lost link during prolonged operation;
- ipv6 - improved system responsiveness when ipv6 routes are frequently modified;
- ipv6 - show multiple neighbors with the same address;
- kvm - fix add/remove of disabled interfaces;
- kvm - fixed guest crashing when using mtu bigger than 1504;
- l2tp - fixed kernel failure when fastpath handles l2tp packets;
- leds - added option to disable all leds on RBcAP2n;
- lte - added ability to send/receive sms using '/tool sms';
- lte - added dlink dwm-157 D, dwm-222 support;
- lte - added huawei me909s variant;
- lte - added initial deregistration only for bandrich modems;
- lte - added logging for usb config switching;
- lte - added Pantech UML295, Vodafone K4201-Z, ZTE MF823/MF831 support;
- lte - added rndis for ZTE MF8xx;
- lte - added support for more dlink dwm-222 configurations;
- lte - added switch for Huawei K5160;
- lte - added zte K5008-Z back;
- lte - adjusted usb config for dlink dwm-157 D;
- lte - fixed at chat condition storage;
- lte - fixed band setting for sxt lte;
- lte - fixed band unsetting;
- lte - fixed default channels for dlink dwm-157;
- lte - fixed ip activation when CREG (circuit switched) state remains in not registered state;
- lte - fixed setting correct lte band for sxt lte;
- lte - process initial state change to deregistred, when lockup occurs;
- lte - reset if sms storage set fails;
- mpls - fixed memory leak;
- mpls - fixed vpls throughput issues caused by out-of-order packets;
- ntp - fixed ntp server when local-clock used (like usb gps module);
- partitions - added ability to add comments;
- ppp - use default-route-distance when adding ipv6 default route;
- ppp,lte - pin is now converted to string argument;
- pppoe - fixed disconnects by idle timeout when fastpath is used;
- quickset - added 2GHz-g/n band support;
- quickset - fixed guest reporting in "home ap dual" mode;
- quickset - fixed wireless frequency fields in "home ap dual" mode;
- rb3011 - fixed rare occasions when router would hang while loading kernel;
- routing - improved kernel performance in setups with large routing tables;
- sfp - enabled eeprom printout in /interface ethernet monitor;
- sfp - fixed initial eeprom reading on CCR1036-8G-2S+ and CCR1072-1G-8S+;
- sfp - removed "sfp-rate-select" as command was not relevant to currently supported hardware;
- sms - moved incorrectly logged message from async to gsm topic;
- sms - report error when unsupported modem is being used;
- snmp - added script table which executes script and returns it's output on get request;
- snmp - require write permitions for script run table access;
- snmp - skip forbidden oids on getnext completion;
- sstp - allow to specify proxy by dns name;
- sstp - now supports TLS_ECDHE algorithms;
- supout - fixed bug that could cause enormous size supout.rif files;
- supout - improved crash report generation for tile architecture;
- switch - added comment field for CRS switch VLANs;
- traffic-flow - allow ipv6 src address to be optional;
- traffic-flow - fixed IPFIX packet timestamp;
- traffic-flow - fixed IPFIX wrong flow sequence;
- trafficgen - add per stream packet count setting;
- trafficgen - show out-of-order packet counters in stats printouts;
- tunnel - fixed communication via tunnel to router itself if fastpath was active;
- tunnel - fixed ipv6 link-local address adding for gre;
- tunnel - increased minimal MRRU to 1500 for PPP interfaces;
- tunnel - ipv6 link-local address is now generated from tunnel local-address;
- usb - added support for SMSC95XX USB Ethernet dongle on mipsbe;
- usermanager - fixed rare crash on paypal payment;
- users - fixed script policy checking against user policies when running scripts;
- webfig - do not crash if radius server does not give out encryption keys;
- webfig - fixed certificate signing;
- winbox - added auto refresh for BFD neighbors;
- winbox - added comment field support for switch vlan menu;
- winbox - added default-authentication parameter for wireless station modes;
- winbox - added src-address field for traffic-flow target;
- winbox - adjust on-event field dynamically depending on window size;
- winbox - adjusted allowed values for http-proxy field;
- winbox - disabled MRRU by default for PPP interfaces;
- winbox - display actual-mtu for tunnels in interfaces window;
- winbox - fixed disconnect when no windows were opened for a while in unsecure mode;
- winbox - fixed multiline read only fields not displaying new line characters;
- winbox - fixed raw firewall showing jump targets from filter chains;
- winbox - hide ethernet flow control settings for interfaces which does not support them;
- winbox - removed health menu from devices that do not support it;
- winbox - removed L2MTU field for PPP interfaces;
- winbox - removed L2MTU field from PPP server binding settings;
- winbox - removed unset button for L2MTU field;
- winbox - show firmware-type in routerboard window;
- wireless - display DFS flag in country info;
- wireless - improved driver support for RB953, hAP ac, wAP ac;
- wireless - send deauth to data frames in scan mode.
- wireless - updated brazil country settings;

About Router Firmware:

Before you consider downloading this firmware, go to the system information page of the router and make sure that the currently installed version isn’t either newer or matching this release.

Due to the large variety of router models and different methods for upgrading the device, it is highly recommended that you read and, above all, understand the installation steps before you apply the new firmware, even if you are a power user.

In theory, these steps shouldn’t be much of a hassle for anyone, because manufacturers try to make them as easy as possible, even if they don’t always succeed. Basically, you must upload the new firmware to the router through its administration page and allow it to upgrade.

If you install a new version, you can expect increased security levels, different vulnerability issues to be resolved, improved overall performance and transfer speeds, enhanced compatibility with other devices, added support for newly developed technologies, as well as several other changes.

If you’re looking for certain safety measures, remember that it would be best if you perform the upload using an Ethernet cable rather than a wireless connection, which can be interrupted easily. Also, make sure you don’t power off the router or use its buttons during the installation, if you wish avoid any malfunctions.

If this firmware meets your current needs, get the desired version and apply it to your router unit; if not, check with our website as often as possible so that you don’t miss the update that will improve your device. 

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed an incorrect or mismatched driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

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