I would try upgrading it to something newer - I haven't seen anything like that on the one we have (9 ports are in use, and all fine), but it's been running 6.33.5.
On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 7:21 PM, George Skorup <[email protected]> wrote: > Do you mean 6.34.2? That's the current release for ARM. You could also try > 6.35-rc12. There's nothing in any changelogs about it, but MikroTik is > notorious for fixing/breaking stuff and not telling anybody. > > > On 2/21/2016 7:08 PM, Ken Hohhof wrote: > >> Running 6.32.2 since that's the latest bugfix load for ARM, and it's what >> came loaded on the router. >> >> If I plug into any of ports 6-10, the interface keeps going >> up/down/up/down every few seconds. Ports 1-5 no problems. I am confused, >> supposedly both switch groups use the same model of switch chip. >> >> Just to make sure I didn't have a config problem or a bad router, I took >> another one out of the box, plugged into port 7, same thing. I got this >> with my laptop but I also tried a nanostation I had sitting here and got >> the same thing, the laptop is gigabit, the nanostation is 10/100. Also >> didn't make any difference with my laptop if I forced one end or the other >> to 100FDX. Both sides report the link going down. >> >> Has anyone else seen this or seen something on the forums about it? This >> seems very ungood. So instead of a 2011 with ports 6-10 limited to 10/100, >> I get ports 6-10 unusable. >> >> >
