Connect the EdgeRouter's eth0 port to your local LAN network or directly to your computer. In this section, a TFTP client is set up on a workstation to allow the recovery image to be uploaded to the EdgeRouter.Ĭonnecting an Ethernet cable from the eth0 port on the EdgeRouter to a Desktop computer or the local LAN network.ġ. Download the relevant firmware recovery file from one of the EdgeMAX download links below:Ģ. The EdgeRouter recovery images for use with the TFTP Recovery feature are available below. See our Manual TFTP Recovery article for more information. This method requires you to connect to the EdgeRouter using a console cable. It is also possible to use the manual TFTP Recovery feature if your EdgeRouter is running an older EdgeOS bootloader version.

v1.10.10 Recovery image for v1.10.x branch (installs v1.10.10 EdgeOS firmware release during the recovery process).

v2.0.6 Recovery image for v2.0.x branch (installs v2.0.6 EdgeOS firmware release during the recovery process).Currently, there are two available recovery image versions: Afterwards, the recovery image can be uploaded from the TFTP client.ĭuring the recovery process, the EdgeRouter will install the EdgeOS firmware version that is listed in the name of the recovery image. Pressing the reset button on the EdgeRouter will enable the TFTP recovery mode by running a TFTP server on the EdgeRouter. The TFTP Recovery feature works by using the reset button and by using a TFTP client on a workstation. This is typically not the first step in troubleshooting issues, but rather a last resort recovery method. In rare cases when an EdgeRouter becomes unresponsive, these instructions may be used to recover the EdgeRouter back to its default state. Recovery Using a Third-Party TFTP Client.my gut feel is something on the EdgeRouter is maxing out (buffer?). I have multiple machines, and they all show similar behaviour. Originally I thought it was the TP-Link so moved my desktop off the TP-Link into port 2. CLI: Access the Command Line Interface.You can do this using the CLI button in the GUI or by using a program such as PuTTY. Ping statistics for 192.168.2.1: Packets: Sent 67342, Received 67331, Lost. The EdgeRouter offers both simple and extensive packet capture options using the build-in CLI commands or the TCPDUMP packet analyzer.

However at approx the same time of latency jitter on BBC if I ping my default gateway the EdgeRoute X at the same time I see latency internally ( 192.168.2.1, my default route) and to all locally connected devices. Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 1033ms, Average = 5ms Minimum 9ms, Maximum 1413ms, Average 19ms.

This whole process started when I was trying to upgrade from OpenWRT(VM) to something bare metal. Packets: Sent = 67342, Received = 67331, Lost = 11 (0% loss), Figured I would do a little write up on my adventures with a Ubiquiti EdgeRouter X and OpenWRT (18.06.1, r7258-5eb055306f). Minimum = 9ms, Maximum = 1413ms, Average = 19ms Ubiquiti’s EdgeRouter X is integrated with the EdgeOS which delivers an easy-to-use and intuitive graphical user interface. Packets: Sent = 57562, Received = 57555, Lost = 7 (0% loss),Īpproximate round trip times in milli-seconds: It's on the internet, a device I do not control I can accept this 'jitter'. However, on occasion I see some timeouts, and spiking. The ping command will send a 32-byte echo request if you dont use the -l option. Use this option to set the size, in bytes, of the echo request packet from 32 to 65,527. The ping command will send 4 by default if -n isnt used. If I ping bbc.co.uk i would typically see sub 20ms latency. This option sets the number of ICMP Echo Requests to send, from 1 to 4294967295. For example, if we want to move the VIF interfaces under eth1 to eth2.

Copy the relevant parts of the configuration to a text editor. Latency issue - occasionally I suffer from latency spikes on the whole network. Run the following command from operational mode. I have configured Smart Queues configured. Port 1 - TP-Link Switch (8 ports, unmanaged) Port 0 - BT Infinity PPPOE VDSL Modem (UK 'Option 2' 60 Mbps down / 14 Mbps UP) I have a strange latency issue My topology - EdgeRouter X SFP (v1.10.7)

Edgrouter x run a ping console