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Updated schema version for Mikrotik hardware models to version 6.

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Corrected category classification on the two new Mikrotik CRS328 switch models.
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Matt Scott 2023-03-25 19:18:02 -04:00
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appliances/mikrotik-ccr1036-8g-2s+.gns3a
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appliances/mikrotik-rb1100ahx4-dude-edition.gns3a
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