Review on Wi-Fi router MikroTik hAP ac2, black by Michal Wjcik ᠌

For the price, the router is a total ripoff. I set up a NAT, a firewall, two non-overlapping bridges, IP TV using multicast, two non-overlapping bridges, and two independent WiFi points. Only a network engineer will find everything easy to use and comprehend, and the gadget operates consistently. different benefits Several features for the experienced user. Hardware switch with programmable settings, port mirroring, and hardware queues for packet processing. A ridiculous CPU performance margin: for use at home. With drawbacks: The machine is ideal for the home based on its qualities, but setting it up requires a decent amount of knowledge of network operating concepts. I can only suggest it as a home router to sysadmins, obstinate nerds, and unobstructed Linuxoids (Linux network stack without the possibility of customization). Problems with IPTV existed (igmp proxy). Stuck channels. Reboot was the sole treatment used. These appear to have only been cured in v6.48rc1.