


Sorry, maybe I'm too lamer but Netinstall never works for me. It will be in next Netinstall version, right now you have to use Netinstall 4.0 We fixed the Netinstall upgrading issue where it's stuck at "Sending offer". Trying to fix it up, but a reboot is needed Press any key within 2 seconds to enter setup.

Router is accessible only through serial console: Log out of the MikroTik management GUI by clicking the "door" icon in the top right corner.After the upgrade, as soon as the RB booted with two beeps and starting services in console window all ethernet interface blink lights.The values for "Current Firmware" and "Upgrade Firmware" should be identical. The "Current Firmware" should be updated to the latest firmware version. Expand the "System" menu and click "RouterBOARD".Under the "System" menu on the sidebar, click "Reboot" and then "OK".The Upgrade Firmware is the firmware corresponding to the uploaded firmware file that you wish to install onto the router.Ī dialog box will appear asking for confirmation to proceed with the upgrade. The Current Firmware is the firmware currently installed on the MikroTik router. Expand the "System" menu on the sidebar, then click "RouterBOARD".Close the proxy window and open a new proxy after the router finishes rebooting and is re-discovered by OneView™ using steps 2-7.Expand the "System" menu in the sidebar and click the "Reboot" button.Ī dialog box will appear to ask for confirmation to proceed in rebooting the router.Select the firmware file you wish to upgrade.Click "WebFig" in the top right corner.Enter the username and password provided to you on OneView™.If at any time you lose access, simply follow steps 2 to 7 to begin a new session.

( Note: The credentials shown on the page will expire after 10 minutes. You will be provided with the proxy URL and router credentials. Navigate to the MikroTik router management GUI by adding the following path to the URL: /#!/customized/routergui.Login to OneView™ with an administrator account.The RB4011 will not recognize files with the incorrect CPU architecture.Īlternatively you may download the latest firmware offered by MikroTik by visiting the MikroTik Downloads page. The firmware file for the RB4011 can be downloaded in the MikroTik Downloads Archive in the "Release 6.45.8" collapsed menu, under the filename routeros-arm-6.45.8.npk. Optigo OneView™ has been extensively tested with the MikroTik RB4011 router running firmware 6.45.8. Download the firmware for the MikroTik router.To follow this step-by-step how-to guide, you must be running OneView™ version 4.4.0-163 (or newer) and be using a supported router.
