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most of it seems to be a very thin layer on top of the standard linux networking tools (e.g. iptables) this can be both a pro and a con :)
by blibble 4y ago
most of it seems to be a very thin layer on top of the standard linux networking tools (e.g. iptables)
this can be both a pro and a con :)
- Nextgrid 4y agoAgreed about the firewall side of things! I was complaining about the switch & VLAN side of things - I find myself pretty proficient in general Linux networking tools but couldn’t figure out their switching/bridging/VLAN configuration despite easily being able to do it on a Linux command line with brctl/etc. I suspect it’s a necessary evil though as Mikrotik’s custom config system for this may not actually use Linux networking subsystems and interacts directly with the hardware to enable hardware offload.