Remove Dude server from the Mikrotik CRS328 and load it onto a standalone device like RaspPie 4.Store the Dude database on a remote server and have dude point to that.

Somehow add additional disk space to Mikrotik CRS328 device.From the looks of it dude.db-wal size is constant at 4MB the size of dude.db is gradually increasing. The second file takes up about 4MB and the database dude.db is already reached 1.4MB. One is the DB called dude.db and the other is a temp file called dude.db-wal. There are 2 main files that are eating up space. The problem with this is that Dude server and files have already taken up 11MB of the space and i fear it will run out of space soon. Mikrotik CRS 328 has a very miserly 16MB of disk storage.Dude server has a database that stores historical values of the various probes.I have currently installed the Dude Server on the Mikrotik CRS328 running RouterOS. Just wanted to flag this for anyone considering purchasing - if you prefer running stable software, you might want to hold off a little while until there's a proper v7 release and it's settled down.I am setting up a Mikrotik based network and as part of that i am setting a Mikrotik Dude Server for monitoring. Which, if it is the case, is pretty shoddy. So, rather than holding the hardware until the software was ready, they appear to have slapped a 'stable' label on an early v7 and shipped - without any intent of properly supporting it other than by pushing people onto the development channel. It rather looks like Mikrotik started making the hardware which is dependent on RouterOS 7 (I'm guessing due to requiring a modern kernel for hardware support), but then the RouterOS 7 release process slipped. There is, as far as I can see, no way of running Dude on this router at this point in time, as there is no Dude package even for 7.1rc4. It's also worth pointing out that the built-in version does not include additional packages or Dude server. The download page for RouterOS doesn't even mention the RB5009. In other words, the only upgrade path from the built-in version (presumably, even in the case of security issues) is onto a non-stable version. However, apparently this doesn't work, and Mikrotik support says it can only be updated to higher versions of 7, in particular 7.1rc4 (now 5) - RB5009 support - MikroTik. Checking for stable updates suggests 6.49. It appears to require RouterOS 7, which is not - as a series - stable. Just received an RB5009 and while the hardware looks good and it seems well made, I am surprised to find that it does not really appear to have a properly supported, complete, stable version of RouterOS.

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