Added
- Backup retention policy — backup schedules now have an optional retention policy: keep the last N backups, keep for N days, or both. Per-schedule, configurable on each device or bulk-applied across a site or all devices. Both fields default to "unlimited" so existing schedules behave exactly as before. After every successful scheduled backup the retention is enforced — older backups are pruned automatically. Manual ad-hoc backups (devices with no schedule) are never auto-deleted. The Schedules table grows a Retention column and an Edit button so you can adjust the policy without re-entering interval and start time.
- Routing Table view — every device detail page now shows the actual routing table, not just route counts. IPv4 / IPv6 toggle, full-text filter on destination and gateway, and a protocol dropdown covering all 10 RouterOS route protocols (Connected, Static, RIP, BGP, OSPF, IS-IS, DHCP, VPN, Modem, BGP-MPLS-VPN). Flags render with the same letters and case the CLI uses (A active, D dynamic, X disabled, H hw-offloaded, + ECMP for state; c/s/r/b/o/i/d/v/m/y for protocol), with a one-line legend under the table that mirrors the CLI
/ip route printheader — no surprises if you already speak RouterOS. BGP-aware: on routers carrying a BGP table, BGP routes are hidden by default with aLoad BGPbutton — full feeds don't slow the page open. Server-side cap at 5000 rows (max 20000) and client-side render cap at 500 keep the table responsive even on a full-view edge router.