Review on Wi-Fi router MikroTik hAP ac2, black by Ewa Bonecka ᠌

Before making a purchase, I did a lot of research on RouterOS by reading a lot of reviews and manuals about how to set it up. This network, followed by the Internet, then NAT, then the firewall, and so on and so forth. It worked out to be quite a bit simpler than expected. If you already have the connection settings set up, then QuickSetup will finish in under a minute. I have a PPPoE connection with Rostelecom; after entering a user name and password and saving the information, I was immediately connected to the internet. It is true that the first connection was hardwired, however these are not flaws but rather nitpicks. The 2.4 GHz network has previously been manually set up by me (in the quick setup, only 5 is configured by default). In a nutshell, it is easy to spot the distinction. It completely covers a kopeck piece of 55 sq. M and still remains in the entrance on the balcony; and at 2.4 GHz it catches very far in the yard. When I use the 5 GHz frequency, I get an honest 150 Mbit/s at the rate on my laptop, smart TV, and two phones. In conclusion, try out a microt; you won't be sorry you did. The next thing I'll buy is a street antenna for donating; it has a price tag of around 12,000 dollars, but I've already bought one of them before and misplaced it.