Review on Gigabit Wireless AP RB951G-2HND 💻 Mikrotik with 1000mW Power and 5 Ports by Anastazja Kendziora- ᠌

Because of their dynamic load balancing on Amazon and the resulting scripting and schedulers, I had serious reservations about signing up for the beeline for a very long time. As a direct consequence of this, everything was written rather rapidly and put into operation in less than an hour; moreover, there have been no glitches or breakdowns. Below are some advantages: High power Wi-Fi signal, a processor that can be overclocked to 750 MHz, 128MB of RAM and 128HDD, and there is a METAROUTER on which you can raise DD-WRT and inside of which Asterisk and Print server can be found. Huge functionality, high stability, support for Power over Ethernet (POE), full gigabit network (110MB/s for upload and download since 2022r2), Wi-fi maximum speed of 92 Mbit/s that we were able to get on a laptop (total traffic at that time on the jump was 198 Mbps). It obtains 93 Mbps from the internet by using L2TP to download torrents (Beeline-Corbina is the provider), despite the fact that the sites themselves are intelligent. Because Wi-Fi can reach such a large area, we had to turn down the power so that our neighbors wouldn't be able to disrupt the network with their brute force. There is a platform for a connector that can be used with an LCD display, and I have a hunch that it is possible to connect SD cards using the gpio pins. The download speed increased to 200 Mbps after the Wi-Fi configuration was changed, while the download speed from a laptop remained at 150 Mbps. There have been no problems thus far, and I really hope that trend continues. 2 set up a PXE server with an RDP client and several images (including installing different versions of Windows, Linux, Acronis, and Kaspersky LiveCD), and everything works perfectly. Multiple L2TP and IpSec tunnels function faultlessly and connect immediately to one another. Cons: It will cost buyers an average of three thousand dollars, including shipping, but I was able to get it for two thousand and six hundred dollars and free shipping (when combined with the order of someone else). There are only two pigtail connectors on the board and cutouts in the case underneath the sticker that can be used for the installation of external antennas. There are no leads for the antenna that come in from the outside. It is unfortunate that it does not support the 5GHz range and that it only has two antennas instead of three. It is important to keep in mind that the write speed to USB media is approximately 3 MB per second, and this loads the percentage by 100%; consequently, there is no point in installing a torrent downloader, in addition to raising FTP or SMB speeds (except for logs or small files). tried to connect an external hard drive, and the speed increased to 8 MB/s via FTP and SMB (download at 100%). This is already quite rolling for use as a file washer for multiple users and PXE.