Pros
- - SMB performance at the cost of additional routers. Unless the performance for this segment is not enough, but in terms of functionality - a full-fledged SMB. - reliable work 24/7 - extended range WiFi - the ability to customize various settings — line de commandement
Cons
- I would like a web muzzle that does not have any minor issues, two USB 3.0 ports, and a WiFi frequency of 5 GHz for the future. Yet these are minor complaints, especially considering that I no longer use the gui at all. It has not been determined whether there are significant flaws or errors.
Pros
- One time: 7-8 MB/s torrent download speed (speed is restricted by the provider's tariff of 60 Mbps) + 15-17 MB/s local download speed (may be more, I ran into HDD speed) + watching a video in HD quality + well, very fast surf speed. At the same time, there is a sufficient amount available. Items on the menu are organized in a far more logical fashion compared to many other devices in the same class. If you know how to read and comprehend mana, which is sufficient for setting up this device on the network, the process won't be difficult at all. I was happy with how the auto-ate function worked with the firmware modules. There is a button labeled "Do it well" in the administrative panel that may be used to accomplish this, and strangely enough, it does the job. There are so many functions packed into one "bottle" that it makes your eyes go crazy. Even BGP is accessible, although I do not have the means to evaluate its performance.
Cons
- not disclosed as of yet
Pros
- The cheapest router was purchased for 1700 dollars.
Cons
- It does not hang on the wall, so I had to construct a shelf in order to put it. The number of ports at the house will be increased.
Pros
- 1) An incredibly user-friendly winbox and an exemplary CLI 2) A sufficient amount of documentation on the wiki 3) Compact size, bland design Fourth, the Metarouter. I gave it a try to be sure it would work, and it did. 5) Pulls nearly 100 mbit/s across the beeline's l2tp connection. 6) The capacity to compose scripts, react to events, communicate by email and text message, and so on (have not tried it yet) 7) Capability to utilize DHCP settings and choices 8) Price
Cons
- During the course of the operation, did not disclose.
Pros
- It seems as though ANYTHING may act as a High Power WiFi Transmitter Stability.
Cons
- It is very difficult for a person who has experience with networks at the level of installing conventional routers using the Wizard or Quick Setup. Someone is going to be intimidated by the English language used for the user interface and the log-log.
Pros
- Inexpensive cost, a large amount of capability, and gigabit ports. The possibilities for setting up the device are very wide, some "buns" are frankly pleasing, such as scripts.
Cons
- There is a significant backlog of issues that have not been addressed or remedied. To begin, I would like to point out that putting something in the bottle without having a bottle or clear directions to follow is an unrealistic expectation. Then, with WiFi, it's just some kind of flour; occasionally the traffic will just stop, and you'll need to reconnect from the device. No matter how thoroughly you search for solutions on the internet, there really isn't any assistance available. A number of articles, I tried to adjust all of the settings, but you can only make things worse, and not one of the articles contains evidence that individuals have confirmed the offered measures. It would appear that the device is equipped with a Wifi scanner, a powerful adjustable transmitter, and a large number of settings; as a consequence, the Wifi speed fluctuates in the testing. It's possible that the issue is unique to Apple products, but knowing that doesn't make things any simpler for me. In addition, there are issues with certain network devices that communicate over Ethernet. For instance, the UV-AT101 Voice Gateway from onlime functions correctly only when it is placed in front of the router and not after it. This is because the port speed on the Mikrotik is set to 10 Mbps, which causes the Internet speed to be slower than it otherwise would be. If you switch the order of things, you'll find that the voice gateway is not always registered at the "station," which means that this solution does not delve very far into the issue. I recalled that I also desired to become confused with the script for backing up the configuration to email; however, it does not function normally because one cannot count it all the way to the finish, which is still another fairly common bug. It is important to use the "proper tambourine," in addition to scoring, in order to treat the latter condition, which is treated by a complete flashing of the gadget.
Pros
- works perfectly, with no hiccups or freezes web interface, command line in Unix, and the Winbox program are among the several control techniques. a fairly broad range of available customizations incredibly potent gear, capable of pulling in traffic at hundreds of megabits per second (most home routers can hardly pull 90 Mbps) Gigabit Ethernet ports along with a reliable and powerful Wi-Fi signal
Cons
- The designers did not make an effort to create an interface that is "user friendly," and as a result, putting together this device would be difficult for someone with no prior experience; someone with experience in putting together this type of hardware is required.
