Download Download MikroTik RouterOS MMIPS Firmware 7.15 Beta 6 for OS Independent Free

New features in 7.15beta6:

– Certificates – Added support for importing pbes2 encryption private keys using aes128;
– chr – Fixed false message printed out when booting the system (introduced in v7.14);
– chr – Fixed missing ethernet issue with Xen and Vultr (introduced in v7.14);
– Ethernet – Fixed default name for CRS310-8G+2S+ devices (introduced in v7.14);
– lte – makes interfaces persistent (unused interface configurations can be deleted, allowing current configurations to be exported and inspected when the device does not exist);
– Packaging – reduced SMIPS package size;
– poe-out – Improved firmware upgrade stability of AF/AT control board;
– qos-hw – Added congestion avoidance support for 98DX8xxx, 98DX4xxx, 98DX325x switch chips (CLI only);
– qos-hw – Added WRED support for compatible switches;
– Routes – Rework of route properties;
– sfp – Improved system stability of CR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe (introduced in v7.14);
– ssh – Added password option for host key import;
– vrf – Fixed issue with VRF interface moving to main table after reboot (introduced in v7.14);
– wifi-qcom – Improved regulatory compliance for L11, L22 devices;
-wireguard – add peer “name” field and display it in log;
-wireguard – do not attempt to connect to a peer without specifying an endpoint address;

Other changes since v7.14:

– System – Added support for AMPERE hardware (new ARM64 ISO file, new ARM64 extra-nics.npk package);
– bgp – Fixed prefix count when BGP sessions are run with multiple AFIs;
– bgp-vpn – Use the VRF interface as a gateway for leaking connection routes;
– Branding – added option to hide default configuration prompts;
– Branding – Added option to hide or replace default caps mode script;
– Bridge – MVRP support added (CLI only);
– Bridge – Renamed monitor property “Path Cost” to “Actual Path Cost”;
– Certificates – Added trusted parameters for certificate import;
– chr – “Generate New ID” is only allowed when CHR is running on a “Free” level license;
– Console – Added “proplist” parameter to interactive commands;
– Console – Added “type” parameter to “:resolve” command;
– Console – Added ‘use-script-permissions’ option when running scripts from CLI;
– Console – Added hotkey “F8” to print entire multi-line input;
– Console – Added log of script execution failure;
– Console – Added option to get “About” value (text field dynamically created by RouterOS services (e.g. CAPsMAN));
– Console – Added option to read and change file line endings in full screen editor;
– Console – Added warning log for filename modification due to reserved characters;
– console – do not convert string to array in “:deserialize” command;
– Console – Fixed “:onerror” behavior when “do” block is missing;
– Console – Fixed “Export Location” functionality in some menus;
– Console – Fixed console prompt when using “F7” to enter hot lock mode;
– Console – Fixed do/while implementation not working with variables (introduced in v7.14);
– Console – Fixed filtering of “dhcp” flag in “/ip/arp” menu;
– Console – Fixed multiple typos in the help;
– Console – Optimized configuration export to prevent processes from being started without any configuration;
– Console – Replace reserved characters in backup and certificate export file names with underscores;
– console – if enabled, displays system comments before serial login;
– Console – use user rights when running scripts from WinBox and WebFig;
– Discovery – Added LLDP MAC/PHY configuration/status TLV support;
– Discovery – Added LLDP maximum frame size TLV support;
– Discovery – Added LLDP port description TLV support;
– Discovery – Only the physical interface name of the LLDP PortID TLV is advertised;
– Discovery – If MED is received, always send LLDP MED Power TLV;
– Discovery – Fixed an issue with high CPU utilization when setting “Send Only” mode;
– Discovery – Optimize LLDP information update;
– Disk – Added option to automatically configure media sharing;
– Disk – Added support for formatting exfat file systems;
– Disks – improved support for formatted ext4 file systems;
– dns – added support for “adlist”;
– dns – VRF support added (CLI only);
– dns – Improved system stability when caching entries;
– Ethernet – Fixed management port disabled/enabled on CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS, CCR2004-1G-2XS-PCIe, CCR2216, CCR2116 devices;
– Files – allows adding and renaming files and directories;
– Health – Added logs for fan status changes on CRS3xx, CRS5xx, CCR2xxx, CCR1016r2, CCR1036r2 devices;
– Installation – cdrom and hdd installation images contain additional packages that can be interactively selected;
– lte – applies the same configuration as the Quectel EM12-G to the Microsoft brand EM12-G modem (Surface Mobile Broadband);
– lte – Fixed R11e-LTE-US modem dialing;
– Media – Added support for DLNA;
– Modem – If the ppp client interface is created manually, the APN authentication for the BG77 modem is also sent;
– poe-out – Added LLDP power management support for devices with a single PoE-out port;
– poe-out – Fixed power supply device if hEX PoE input voltage is below 12V (introduced in v7.9);
– poe-out – Moved “PoE LLDP” attribute from “/interface/ethernet/poe” to “/ip/neighbor/discovery-settings” and enabled it by default;
– ppp – Added “Mikrotik-IPV6-Stats-Prefix” option for RADIUS “Delegate-IPv6-Prefix” account by using statistics from dynamic queues;
– ppp – Added logging when client is disconnected due to “WISPr-Session-Terminate-Time” RADIUS attribute;
– ppp – Fixed “on-down” script running even when tunnel is not started;
– Profiler – “Neighbor Discovery” task added;
– qos-hw – Added ECN tag support for compatible switches;
– qos-hw – Added support for assigning QoS profiles via ACL rules;
– radius – Added ‘require-message-auth’ option which requires a ‘message validator’ in received access accept/challenge/deny messages;
– radius – Include “message validator” in any RADIUS communication message except for all services;
– Routes – Routes with empty “dst-address” are not allowed;
– Routing – Fixed bgp-vpn prefix import with the same route discriminator (RD);
– Routes – Improved system stability;
– Routes – Show Route Distinguisher (RD) in route printing;
– Route Filters – Fixed ext community list matcher;
– sfp – Added “100M-baseFX” link mode support for compatible devices;
– sfp – “sfp-ignore-rx-los” setting added;
– sfp – Establish fixed link using 100Mbps optical module (requires “/interface ethernet reset” or adding “100M-baseFX” mode for advertising or speed attributes);
– sfp – Fixed the issue of lost Tx traffic at 10Gbps rate on CCR2004-16G-2S+ in rare cases;
– sfp – For modules with damaged EEPROM, ignore the SFP RX LOS signal;
– sfp – improved “sfp-tx-power” value monitoring in some cases;
– SMS – Added option to select SMS storage;
– SMS – Add SMS PDU to SMS inbox “Print Details”;
– SMS – Improved SMS handling;
– sms – Use the “gsm” log topic for serial modem SMS logs;
– ssh – Added password option for host key export;
– ssh – Added support for user Ed25519 private key;
– ssh – Export the host Ed25519 public key;
– ssh – Fixed permissions to run “.auto.rsc” script;
– ssh – Removed RSA flag for user SSH keys;
– ssh – displays the key type and key length of the user’s SSH key;
– sstp – disconnect clients when server is disabled;
– Switches – Added support for multiple ingress and egress port mirroring on 98DXxxxx switches;
– Switches – Added support for RSPAN mirroring on 98DXxxxx switches;
– Switch – Fixed L3HW and QoS monitoring during switch reset;
– System – Add resource values ​​(product name, file name and file version) for Windows executables;
– traffic – if not set, detects IPv4 source address;
– userman – Added “require-message-auth” option which requires “Message-Authenticator” in the received access request message;
– userman – Include a “Message Validator” in any RADIUS communication message for all services except accounting;
– vlan – Ensure that the VLAN MTU remains unchanged when the parent interface MTU is adjusted. Only the modification of the L2MTU may affect the VLAN MTU;
– vlan – Fixed MTU reset issue on bridge after reboot;
– wifi – Do not report disabled status of CAPSMAN management interface;
– wifi – Fixed configuration export of “disabled” properties;
– wifi – improved channel selection after radar detection events;
– wifi – Renamed “Available Channels” parameter to “Channel Priority” and include demand rating for each channel;
– wifi – reports the current CAPSMAN address and identity on the CAP;
– winbox – Added “Download” and “Refresh” buttons under the “System/Certificate/CRL” menu;
– winbox – Added “Flat Snoop” button under “WiFi” menu;
– winbox – Added “Request Logout” button under “System/Users/Active Users” menu;
– winbox – Added “Trusted” checkbox under “System/Certificate/Import” menu;
– winbox – Added invalid flag under “IP/DHCP Relay” menu;
– winbox – added missing SFP monitoring properties under the “Interface/SFP” menu;
– winbox – Allow specifying “M” or “G” suffix for download, upload or total limits under “User Manager/Limits” menu;
– winbox – “Valid Server” and “Unknown Server” columns are displayed by default under the “IP/DHCP Server/Alert” menu;
– winbox – displays the SIM settings of the SXTR device under the “Interface/LTE/Modem” menu;
-wireguard – Fixed “auto” parameter usage for “private key” and “preshared key” settings;
– x86 – Fixed ixgbe Tx hang by disabling TSO;
-x86-ice driver updated to v1.13.7;
– x86 – ixgbe driver updated to 5.19.9;

About router firmware:

Before you consider downloading this firmware, go to your router’s System Information page and make sure the version currently installed is not a newer version or matches this version.

Since there are many different router models and different methods of upgrading your device, it is highly recommended that you read and most importantly understand the installation steps before applying the new firmware, even if you are an advanced user.

In theory, these steps shouldn’t be too much trouble for anyone, as manufacturers try to make them as easy as possible, even if they don’t always succeed. Basically, you have to upload new firmware to the router through the router’s admin page and allow it to upgrade.

If you install a new version, you can expect higher security levels, resolution of different vulnerability issues, improved overall performance and transfer speeds, enhanced compatibility with other devices, added support for newly developed technologies, and several other changes.

If you are looking for some security measures, keep in mind that it is better to perform uploads using an Ethernet cable rather than a wireless connection, as wireless connections can be easily interrupted. Also, if you want to avoid any glitches, make sure not to power off the router or use its buttons during the installation process.

If the firmware meets your current needs, get the required version and apply it to your router unit; if not, visit our website as often as possible so you don’t miss updates that improve your device.