Cost-Effective
MikroTik RouterOS offers enterprise-level features at a significantly lower price point compared to other competitors, providing excellent value for small to medium-sized businesses.
Feature-Rich
The OS includes advanced features such as VPN, firewall, bandwidth management, and remote access, making it suitable for a wide range of networking needs.
Scalability
MikroTik RouterOS is highly scalable, making it a good choice for both small networks and large, complex installations.
Customizability
Users have a high degree of control over network settings, enabling customization to meet specific requirements.
Strong Community Support
A large and active online community provides forums, tutorials, and third-party tools to assist users.
Regular Updates
MikroTik frequently releases updates to RouterOS, offering new features and security improvements.
Anyone using Mikrotik these days? Been Mikro-curious for awhile and always see them thrown around as a Unifi alternative. Yet to hear of any firsthand implementations though. [0] https://mikrotik.com/.
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9 months ago
I keep reading it as the networking hardware company Mikrotik.
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over 1 year ago
The “Buy” link at the top of mikrotik.com – this is how most hardware vendors with a distribution network have their site set up.
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over 1 year ago
Or Mikrotik from Latvia, for switching/routing:
Https://mikrotik.com/.
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almost 2 years ago
There is way to get default to do whatewer you want (including preseted VLAN on some port):
Get some config, which you’d like to use as default
Login to mikrotik.com
Use branding section to get packet, which can be installed on any RoS to change default config and some other things.
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almost 2 years ago
This new Team MikroTik video shows users like you how to quickly set up ZeroTier networking in a MikroTik router environment. An ARM/ARM64 MikroTik router is required for this tutorial.
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almost 2 years ago
If you have a fairly clear line of sight between the two points , a Point to point WIFI maybe more cost effective. We have them in Urban areas with a lot of interference , In a rural area without interference , I am certain you will have much better experience. Lookup https://mikrotik.com.
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about 2 years ago
Gasp, that explains the odd behavior when I click on something slightly out of place on the dude map. I’m so very used to closing accidental mikrotik.com popups that it was weird when it didn’t happen….
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over 2 years ago
In the product page of each wireless product on mikrotik.com, there is a table showing the maximum Tx power for each data rate. I believe however that the board will work on the maximum Tx power if the tx-power setting is higher than the maximum it can output (so that you do not damage the radio by setting a higher one).
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over 2 years ago
I believe that the most economical way to get into a bigger 10GbE is Mikrotik and Direct Attach (Twinax) cables. I own a CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS as my border router and a CRS328-24P-4S+ for my LAN (24 POE and 4 10GbE). The PoE is handy – it powers phones, access points, Raspberry Pis, other switches, and so on.
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over 2 years ago
For some reason mikrotik.com is offline right now and I can’t look them up for you…
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over 2 years ago
Any router (or routerboard) that supports Mikrotik: https://mikrotik.com/ You don’t have to buy from them the hardware. I used to use OpenWRT (which is also a nice second option), but the robustness and flexibility of mikrotik is fantastic.
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over 2 years ago
Thank you in advance, it is just annoying that I cannot go to this specific website, and the irony is if I search google and add mikrotik.com I never get the right result because the website resolves for everyone else and it returns issues of people on the mikrotik forums with other websites and their mikrotik devices and not a general issue like mine. If it makes sense.
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almost 3 years ago
The hardworking team at Mikrotik has announced the release of RouterOS v7. Check out the official announcement video below featuring ZeroTier.
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almost 3 years ago
The usual answer I’ve found to this question is Microtik, they strike a similar balance between enterprise feature-set and more consumer level price point as Ubiquiti sort of aims for with the Unifi line. The quality/feature set is there and the software is really well designed, even if not as networking beginner-friendly as Unifi has become. https://mikrotik.com/.
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almost 3 years ago
How about mikrotik, https://mikrotik.com/ I am a satisfied user of their software (and hardware) for the past 10years. If you don’t mind the rather rustic interface, it should be as closest to a professional grade cisco as you can get.
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almost 3 years ago
I can’t download the update from my router and can’t access mikrotik.com either. Seems to be an ongoing problem with their site.
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almost 3 years ago
Is anyone else having issues accessing mikrotik.com?? Guess I should hold on the update? :D.
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almost 3 years ago
Over the last 7 or so years companies like MikroTik and Ubiquiti have made available to general consumers the same microwave backhaul hardware that historical was only available at exorbitant prices to the US military and Wall Street traders. This has resulted in individuals buying these point-to-point wifi access points (only cost $150) and illegally setting up internet connections between either Florida or…
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about 3 years ago
I work at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Idaho, and we use Mikrotiks extensively for fiber and fixed wireless deployments. Configuring routers by hand was a common cause of errors on our network. The high number of unique configurations drastically increased the troubleshooting complexity of support calls.
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over 3 years ago
Mikrotik. https://mikrotik.com/ Or something like this:.
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over 3 years ago
