Added
- ISP links: mikr can ping through each provider link, its gateway and two targets behind it. A link where nothing answers for three polls is reported down even if its interface stays up, and the ISP Link Down webhook says so. Off by default: switch it on and set the targets in Settings → ISP links. Degraded and the link quality card below need it too.
- ISP links: latency, loss, jitter and availability of each link are kept and drawn in a new ISP link quality card on the device page, from 1 hour to 30 days.
- ISP links: a link that works but loses packets or lags is shown as Degraded. Thresholds for loss, latency and jitter are in Settings → ISP links and can be changed per device. Each one can send the new ISP Link Degraded webhook, followed by ISP Link Recovered.
- Dual-WAN failover: a new option lets the router also move off a provider that loses packets or lags, using the same thresholds as Degraded. The router switches on its own within about a minute, comes back once the provider is clearly better, and never drops its last working provider. When the thresholds change in mikr, the router follows on the next poll. A provider the router has taken out is shown as switched off on the device page and in Topology.
Fixed
- RouterOS account: the recommended group now allows
testandftp. If you set up the router account from the old instructions, add both: without them the ISP link check, the automatic rollback after a VLAN or Dual-WAN change, Dual-WAN, script templates and the local package repository fail on that router. - VLAN editor, Dual-WAN failover: on a device managed over REST with a limited account, the automatic rollback could be installed empty and undo nothing. It works now.
- VLAN editor, Dual-WAN failover: on devices managed over REST, changes could not be applied because the automatic rollback failed to install. They work now.
- Interfaces: long port names no longer overlap the next port. They wrap to two lines, and the full name is in the hover card.