(which means developers had to stop working on other tasks) You can notice that this issue arised several times with Hotspot and its paypal support - it stopped working because paypal upgraded API and Mikrotik developers had to quickly bring a solution because there were real people losing money. If 3rd party upgrades their software, Mikrotik developers must update it in RouterOS as well (otherwise the feature may stop working). I understand that some other people want to use it, but we need to look at it pragmatically - adding support for 3rd party services/code means, developers must spend extra effort to keep it updated. I really don’t know if the crash happens when device is shutting down or booting up.Just because you don't want to use it doesn't mean that others don't want to. When I was testing at the lab, I had some episodes where rebooting or config overwriting was making the device unresponsive (no Winbox, no SSH, no nothing until unplug and plug it back) but it seemed random and I thought it was a problem with that specific device. Watchdog doesn’t seems to trigger because no matter how much time we wait, the device won’t reboot by itself. Then it fails to boot and the customer needs to phisically reboot the device in order to come back. 04:05:29 -0700 MST tr069,info performing config overwrite

04:05:29 -0700 MST system,info resetting system configuration These are the last logs I get from the device (and the log is the same for the devices that boot up properly): Each time, they are different devices that become unresponsive like this and the logs are all the same.

Currently we have 60 hAP ac2 (ROS 6.47.7) devices running and we manage them through TR-069.Įverytime I change the config script and push it to our 60 devices I have a small percentage (usually 2-3 devices) that doesn’t boot up. Our ISP is testing Mikrotiks as customer home routers.

I know this is not a GenieACS problem but if some GenieACS user that uses Mikrotik could help me here I would appreciate so much!

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