I opened case with Mikrotik just now, SUP-76441. I tried the Mikrotik's instructions yet again on a fresh v7.2rc4 CHR today, following exactly the steps in:īut still same 3+ MINUTE boot time issue with v7.2rc4 (and 7.1.3) with VMWare Fusion 12.2.1 on Mac. I've just dealt with it since I just use it to test scripts. Nothing fixes this problem – I just reliably hangs every time. But I tried a bunch of things, since this is kinda of annoying and seeming readily reproducible – changed VM compatibility, disabled side-channel, removed "extra" devices like Camera/SoundCard/etc. Images are available for VMware, Hyper-V, VirtualBox and generic x86 images for other virtualisation technologies or physical x86 servers. Otherwise startup still takes 3-5 minutes to boot, but eventually finishes. It is a virtual router, running RouterOS.
My solution has been to just never shutdown, and use "resume". They did suggest "I could try" to install the native VMWare tools, or disable the OSS version of open-vm-tools – obviously you can't do either on ROS. VMWare support suggested it's in the Linux kernel boot process, and suggested to talk to the OS vendor. Maybe one of you big brains out there has something in mind or created something similar in the past.A friend is suffering the same issue. Īs you might notice I've tried a lot and might even have missed some things i tested in the past. ) same as netbrain - even tried some tools for scientific network maps - They basically do what I need but just to a certain degree. I know it is a lot, but and I tried several solutions over the years and found not a single one to create such a "diagram" - Visio - Great for detailed Branch Network documentations, but not intereactive - Miro - Interactive and easy to use for "quick and dirty" schematics - draw.io - same as Miro - powerpoint - Interactive but not really meant for network diagrams - lucidcharts - same as visio - NetBrain - expensive, kinda hard to master and not "easy to use" - Any other SDN tool (solarwinds, n-map. What I mean by interactive is, that you can hover over a country or location and see the most important information as well as being able to "drill down" by double clicking it. Basically the "main goal" is, to have a interactive world map with all network locations and datacenter (including the connections to each other). Since starting networking, I was looking for a tool to create a interactive network diagram.
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