Thanks to all of you for your thoughts!
Sam
On 08/20/2018 04:56 PM, Dave via Mikrotik-users wrote:
> I have done production upgrades since for eva ago.
> I never had an issue in upgrades except on x86 machines where the
> drivers were updated an no longer supported older hardware like sfp module
I have done production upgrades since for eva ago.
I never had an issue in upgrades except on x86 machines where the
drivers were updated an no longer supported older hardware like sfp modules.
Too easy roll back a few and order new sfps' and viola easy upgrade to
6.46.6
If your concerned abo
"Or with RoS automatically do the conversion of commands from the earlier
versions to the newest version?"
Absolutely.
The biggest changes I recall are the rework of the bridge/switch system
which could change your config dramatically, but you should be able to
clearly see this in the config.
h
What differences exactly? What's the diff say?
What does an upgrade have to do with this? Why can't you just upgrade?
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On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 3:09 PM, Sam Morris via Mikrotik-users <
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When I see you ask:
> Or with RoS automatically do the conversion of commands from the earlier
> versions to the newest version?
I think you're asking if your setup scripts (either hand-coded or exported)
from pre-6.42 routers will import on post-6.42 routers. Depending on what
features you u
Mikrotik has been know to make change to the syntax, so the new make
look different that the old.
I have upgraded 100s of units from as low as 4.15 incrementally to
6.42.8 without losing anything. Not that they have much, but upgrades
just work.
You may not be able to copy the export to anoth
We have a number of devices to upgrade from 6.35 to 6.42. In testing the
upgrade in a lab, I'm finding many discrepancies in the "export" output.
The steps I took were:
(On the production router) export file=prod-config
- set up an identical spare router on the same RoS as the prod router