If automatic updates are enabled, you can set script to install only patch versions of RouterOS updates.You can set a preferred update channel.Script creates backups of the whole system and exported config.Ability to choose script operating mode according to your needs.You can also enable automatic RouterOS upgrade or leave only notifications about new firmware versions. The original file on the device was routeros-mipsbe-6.42.3.npk.This script provides an ability to create Mikrotik's daily backups to email. The file I grabbed was routeros-mipsbe-6.42.5.npk. All others do not appear to contain a package file in their files list so I am assuming the primary wlc pushes the upgrade to the others? Haven't been able to find any documentation which confirms this. I also tried the upgrade through system/packages to the new version 6.42.7 and it downloaded but again, the system is not upgraded.Īm I missing something here? The only device with the package file is the primary wlc. I tried upgrading the routerboard as well with no luck. It did not come up on the new version but stayed on 6.42.3. Then, as per the instructions, I rebooted the box. Last night I downloaded the version from the MikroTik website and, using winbox, transferred it to the files area.
This based on some reading I did on forums where the newer version corrected some issues we seem to be having. Using instructions I found on a couple of internet sites including the MikroTik site, I am trying to upgrade these from their current 6.42.3 to 6.42.5.
I am able to connect to all devices either via https/http, ssh and winbox. All are attached via ethernet cables to cisco core switches. I have 2 RouterBOARD 3011UiAS acting as WLC's and 12 AP's hap ac RouterBOARD 962UiGS-5HacT2HnT.
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