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

Those who are accustomed to having complete command over everything and are looking for a router that can provide them with the highest number of features should consider purchasing this one. Effective and dependable. It's incredible how something with such a limited space can hold so many different options. Has some pros It only needs to be set up once, and after that, everything functions exactly as it should. - I also think that the fact that it has a great number of different settings, some of which I am not even familiar with, is an undeniable benefit. On the other hand, it is convenient that they can be smoked according to my requirements if that turns out to be necessary. One example that comes to mind is that I've heard that several access points can be merged into a single network. Also, you have the ability to wrap traffic however you see fit, as well as construct a variety of rules and configurable filters. Even scripts have the potential to be written. Even without a separate outdoor antenna, a powerful 1W WiFi signal can be felt throughout the entire residence. - Support for an external USB drive, 3G modem, and maybe support for more USB devices are also counted among the perks of this product. - Powerful processor running at 600 MHz, and 128 MB of RAM. - As the firmware, a version of RouterOS that is derived from Linux is installed. Hence, you are able to maintain SSH connectivity while configuring the router directly from the interface. Some cons: - Inadequate equipment. Only a box, a power supply, and a router are included. But since that the router is already operational, who needs a box? - The cost is a little bit painful. Yet you get what you pay for when it comes to quality. - A little bit challenging to put together (compared to other SOHO routers). - The administrator interface does not support the 2022 language at this time.