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

A piece of hardware that is extremely cool, extremely functional, extremely flexible, and extremely stable. I recently learned that it is even possible to configure a print server on the device. But, it seems to be running on a specialized OS))) In a single phrase, the piece of iron is an absolute "need to have"! Got pros: Excellent throughput on the L2TP. Because I am linked to a Beeline, the speed remains constant throughout the day at 45 Mbps (as specified by the tariff), but it is believed that the speed increases to approximately 90 Mbps overnight (and this is taking into account the fact that there is almost 100 meters of unshielded whirlwind to my apartment). There is not even the slightest hint of a disconnect. There are a wide variety of scripts that can be found on the internet. For instance, you can install a DAmazon service on your computer, which will result in a permanent attachment of a third-level domain to your system. It is possible to login to your home PC remotely at any time and use it as a home FTP server, which is a very practical application of this device. There are many other options for applying). You have a number of different configuration options, which means that you have a lot of leeway in terms of how you set up the network. Even though there are no external antennae for Wi-Fi on the router, the signal is rather powerful and can be picked up for practically an entire yard away. Due to the fact that the signal is able to go through the thick wall, I am certain that I will be able to connect to the network using my mobile phone anywhere within a radius of fifty meters from the front door. An item of iron that belongs to the category "put it up and forget it forever. but it keeps working and working" Having certain negative aspects Not recommended for first-time users. It will take a very long time and be quite difficult to set up, despite the fact that the interface is straightforward and easy to understand. Without prior understanding of networking, there is nothing else that can be done in the settings. I spent two days trying to figure out how to change the parameters on my own (everything seems to have been set up correctly, but the L2TP session did not rise). The fact that routing was not registered turned out to be the most important aspect of the argument. But, there is a fee involved once configuration is complete, after which you do not need to worry about resetting or reconfiguring any parameters. My former classmate now works for Beeline as an administrator; at least he was able to provide input regarding which routes should be registered.