I am delighted with its performance and functionality. How a standard router is configured in 5 minutes. There is nothing complicated there, but then you need to smoke thematic forums. His possibilities are endless. Has pros: It squeezes everything out of the provider that he can give out of the traffic. Reservation of the Internet when using several communication channels. He doesn’t care about network instability, even though 110v of the network, bp provides excellent. Through the Web…

Bought one for home use. Before it was ASUS RT-N10 - through beeline l2tp, the speed was measured on 2ip. Ru - 10 mb \ s. With Mikrotik, the speed shows 60 mb / s. I am satisfied. I am using the latest version of RouterOS: mipsbe v6.0 With its pros. Fast processor, user-friendly console, user-friendly web interface. In comparison with ASUS RT-N10, the speed of the Internet has increased by 6 times. On the asus, if you pull out and insert the wan wire, it took 2 minutes to reconnect - then 2…

Over the past 4 years, I have delivered about 1.5 hundreds of such devices to various organizations. As a result: 1. Work without failures, all the year round. Realistically, of all, only 2 power supplies burned out. 2. Yota works great with this device and set up in 10 minutes. That's not necessary la-la "pro does not work. 3. Yes, the iron is rather weak for channels where there is a lot of traffic, but guys, have you seen the price of "cats"? 4. Yes, there are a number of known problems with

Before him was Edimax br-6574n. But due to the meager amount of RAM, it was buggy when using torrents, the Internet often fell off. Then I began to choose from powerful routers. I really wanted to take the ASUS RT-N66U. But before the fall of the, he did not have time to do this, and prices became inadequate. A friend advised me to take MikroTik RB951G-2HnD. I took it. At first I was worried about the lack of external antennas, assuming weak Wi-Fi, but as it turned out, the experiences were in…

This router is now working fine with the NetByNet provider. Twice called the wizard to set up. I found a certain company on the Internet (03komp - "all services for 350") The arrived master tried to set it up for 5 hours, as a result they spun some nonsense about incompatibility with my provider and took quite a few 5000, despite the fact that really nothing didn't and left! The second time a NetByNet employee arrived, without even trying to set it up, he said that this device was not a router…

I bought a 4G modem Megafon M150-1. The old Zyxel Keenetic lived with him, but unstable, for 10 days he struggled with support, changed, reconfigured - it did not help. I bought a TP Link 3420. It set up right away, but rebooted after running the test on Speedtest. Net, the support did not help, although it answered quickly. I got tired, went to the edge of the city, bought a microtic, inserted a modem (before that I switched it to 4G Modem only mode) - he decided, registered the Beeline APN…

When the first router of this company first appeared, I was skeptical. But then I began to read, try, adjust and realized what a great piece of iron it is! Pros below: 1. RouterOS with constant ates (any Knetiks and underlinks do not have it). 2. Chukiy receiver. 3. Powerful transmitter. 4. Amazing customization flexibility 5. Reliability and stability. Has some cons Someone talks about the complexity of the settings, but now there is a fully functional QuickSet mode that allows you to…

I recommend it to advanced users - I decided for myself: now only Mikrotik! A very interesting piece of hardware with a huge range of features and an incredible price / quality ratio. With its pros. I bought Asus RT-N16 to replace the Asus RT-N16, which got fed up with its brakes. My provider is Beeline, 70 Mbit L2tp channel. The old router at the time of downloading torrents gave out a maximum of 5-6 Mb / s, while it was impossible to use the Internet - it got up with a stake. I had to spend a

Bought to replace the deceased DLink. When I started setting up, I regretted buying it because of the complexity of setting it up, but then I turned to Google for help and now I never regret buying it. I think that for home and small business there is nothing better than Mikrotik. Pros below: - RouterOS on board with regular ates; - Rich functionality for affordable money; - Stability of work (according to the experience of using DLink and TPLink); With its cons. - Difficulty setting for a…

I have tried many routers from different manufacturers and am absolutely in love with this model from Mikrotik. Used in various places, in various conditions. For a couple of months, the router distributed the Internet to 5 computers via a 3G whistle - everything is very stable, no questions. Setup is more difficult than other routers. But set it and forget it!

Lots of features for little money. Now I would probably have taken something more advanced in terms of iron. Has some pros Reliable. Great functionality. Powerful WiFi. Honest gigabit. Neat discreet body. Adequate price. winbox! - sooo convenient thing! Works in parallel with 2 providers (remind which router for such an amount can) Cons: Setting - if your brain did not explode during the setting, then you won and you can be happy for you. There is no connector for an external antenna.…

Perhaps I got a marriage, but I had no problems with other Mikrotik models. But this model . And I have 3 of these. And all three hang in exactly the same way, buggy and interfere with life in peace. Possibly a defective batch, but the impression is disgusting. Neither changing the version of RouterOS, nor using another device as a gateway helps, and Mikrotik only as a Bridge AP. I will not say that all Mikrotiks are bad, but those who plan to buy - consider my review, you may also be "lucky".

On Zyxel routers it says "Interent Center" - do not believe it. The real router is "MikroTik RB951G-2HnD". So many bells and whistles. There are programs Winbox, The Dude from the manufacturer - this is for system administrators and providers. Here they wrote many times in the reviews that it is difficult to set up, but I do not agree. Everything is pretty clear the first time. The initial setup is really quite simple, but if you need to get into the depths, then even with the documentation…

I made a discovery for myself that the device can be inexpensive and of such high quality. I'm starting to think about older Mikrotiks. Thanks for reading. Pros: Before buying, I thought that I would drown in the settings and fill a lot of cones before I could set everything up the way I wanted. Here I was wrong. Wrong a lot. After a short search, I found a manual where everything is spelled out. Everything was clear, convenient, accessible. I set it up via winbox on mac os so as not to lose…

Actually, who needs a powerful and trouble-free - must have. Although for the initial setup you need to straighten your arms and turn on your brains, as well as rummage through the manuals, but it's worth it. The pros will appreciate the benefits. Pros: Fast, excellent hardware, firmware on full-fledged Linux, uptimes for several months. With its cons. The impossibility of connecting an external antenna (although the transmitter is already powerful - 1000 mW), the lack of a clock support…

Configuration: RB951G-2HnD v 6.7/6.9/WeTelecom wm-200 sky-link evdo Works 24/7. Provides remote access to the machine. The router is also positioned as a 3g router. This is the main "jamb". Which confirms the above review, and you can also read about the problem on ixbt. - Flaws: Yota modem not working Comment: Killed two days to set up. To make the modem work, you need to turn off the wifi. But hangs after 5 minutes. The sludge is complete. - First you need to ate the firmware to…

The piece of iron has simply colossal settings, I once had an ASUS WL500 and I naively believed that this was a decent home router, then there was Linksys, and I had the same impression, but it turned out that they were all toys, children's toys with a price that did not correspond to them at all functionality. Now if someone asks me what to take for the house - definitely Mikrotik. I’ll just give an example, I’ll describe it in a nutshell, one enthusiast on one provider forum published a…

In use for over 5 years! - Set and forget! You can always connect via VPN Huge opportunities RouterOS - almost no analogues Excellent optimization. Traffic quoting, proprietary features for WiFi, Firevall is as flexible as in Linux / BSD, but it's also more convenient here! CLI, and much more - I still buy these models because they are 100% true, but it's better for lazy people to take some cut-down pieces of iron like any links. And a little bad - there is no normal OpenVPN server / client…

The product itself is beyond praise only upsets the internal antennas, but even take it off it hits many times better. But with the purchase itself and with a guarantee in Hong Kong, there may be problems. For unknown reasons, all IMs selling MikroTik are located in the Hong Kong Region, and Hong Kong IMs selling MikroTik, judging by the shipping speeds, take this product in regional IMs longer than they have in the region, all this is of course trifles, but in case of malfunction or breakdown…

I set it up immediately after purchase: PPPoE for 3 minutes, after 7 minutes WiFi worked with guest access and a shaper on it, after 20 minutes iptv worked on any (!) Devices in my apartment. At the moment, the problem of broadcasting the dlna server (PlexMediaServer) from PC to PS3 remains unresolved. I watch films on Sonya, but these are already separate Wishlist and showdowns with multicast) PS devices I will advise everyone only this brand. dinks, tplinks, zuhels and everything else for me