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Proprietary OS from a company that has gotten caught with their proverbial security pants down around the ankles? No, thank you. When this can run non-Mikrotik
by johnklos 5y ago
Proprietary OS from a company that has gotten caught with their proverbial security pants down around the ankles? No, thank you.
When this can run non-Mikrotik open source software, this'll be great!
- wolandpe 5y agoHuhh, all big vendors have made and are still making similiar mistakes on a regular basis, just look up Cisco related CVEs. While I don´t know it for sure yet, as this card is not yet available at my favorit suppliers, this might very well work with Linux. While Mikrotik does not directly support installing Linux on their HW, they don´t lock the HW down. There is support by Openwrt for many different Mikrotik devices. Anyway I wouldn´t replace RouterOS.
- pilsetnieks 5y ago> that has gotten caught with their proverbial security pants down around the ankles So just like any other major networking provider, including opensource projects?