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I felt the same way and still kind of do, but I was really impressed the other day. My rural neighbour and I decided to share an Internet connection and I set a
by tonyarkles 4y ago
I felt the same way and still kind of do, but I was really impressed the other day. My rural neighbour and I decided to share an Internet connection and I set a Mikrotik WAP in "CPE" mode (basically what you'd use if you were connecting to a WISP) and it was incredibly smooth to get going. WiFi radio in the WAP connects to my network, Ethernet coming out of it goes to his home network.
They're incredibly powerful devices no doubt and I have ended up in configuration hell before, but they've definitely gotten better at some of the more common (and less common) workflows.
- bombcar 4y agoOnce you realize that Mikrotik is NOT a small business router company but started as a WISP supply company for Eastern Europe it becomes much more clear. They've greatly enhanced the web interface in recent updates, but you still will probably need to find a recipe for what you want to do, but it can do it.