Apps Usage, and RouterOS 7.25 fields
New
- Apps Usage (Traffic -> Apps Usage): which apps are using your network, such as Netflix,
Zoom, Teams, Xbox or Cloudflare, each with its logo. About 130 apps are known. Shows the last
hour as it comes in, with the devices behind each app, plus 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days. - App usage history follows Reporting. A router with Reporting on (Devices, edit the router,
Monitoring) keeps its app usage by the hour, unnamed traffic included. Only app names and byte
counts are stored, never devices, addresses or the names devices looked up. - Wi-Fi Clients: a Security column showing whether each client uses management frame
protection (MFP) and the identity an enterprise client signed in with (RouterOS 7.25). - WireGuard peers: Client MTU, the MTU written into a client's configuration (RouterOS 7.25).
- DHCP servers: IPv6-only Preferred, which honours DHCP option 108 (RouterOS 7.25).
Fixed
- A WireGuard peer could not be saved on a router older than RouterOS 7.21, not even renamed:
every save sent client fields that router does not have.
Security
- Dependency and image updates: Go 1.27.4, golang.org/x/net 0.62.0 and x/crypto (no path from
MikroDash's code to the advisories, govulncheck now finds none), wireguard-go with an overflow
fix, SQLite 3.54.1, and the image's Alpine packages upgraded at build time (zlib CVE-2026-4738).
Internal
- Also updated: Chart.js 4.6.1, Tabler CSS 1.7.4, maxminddb-golang 2.9.0 and the zero-touch
provisioning network stack. Checked against RouterOS 7.25.1, whose version string no longer
carries a channel label.