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@@kainblock yes

Yes, it does come with mounting brackets.

Depends on environment.

@@eW0LF comparing this with Nanostation m2 loco

@@DRbiggy101 I am unable to compare it since I didn't use Nanostation M2 loco

@@eW0LF thank you.

Hello! This is really old version of my lab. In my last version (that will be decommissioned soon) servers are used to host AAA services, WLC, CUCM and virtual clients.

Upgrade to the latest ROS.

As a L2 switch for basic network, it is fine as any other. But I agree that Mikrotik needs to step up theit swithing game.

we both using same but it's time for an upgrade

Oh wow. I picked up the rb5009 because I need to support a symmetric gigabit internet connection

PoE in- powering device. PoE out - powering other device.

Thank you for support.

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Yes, you can.

Yes, it can. You need to check the price with your local distributor.

This device is rated for 12-57 V, so yes, you can.

What do you want to know?

Sorry, what are you trying to ask?

@@eW0LF sorry for my poor english. I am Italian. by purchasing 2 antennas of this type to make a radio link, what network speed can be achieved? I have a 1gb-s FTTH connection and I would like to use it all. conditions: 160 meters distance, no obstacles, antenna height from the ground 15 meters

@@blackstar5325 you will have no problem getting that gigabit speed with this set.

Thank you! :)

@@eW0LF Do you use any lab guides to help you run a physical lab? I've been able to find cisco packet tracer labs easily but nothing really for physical labs. How do you know what to practice?

I'm brand new to networking, in the USA, and recently purchased cisco equipment for a home lab.

@@robertgoodman1454 I am not using any guides. I don't think they even exist. But, you first need to decide what is most interesting part of network for you - routing, switching, collaboration, wireless, security, DC etc. When you know what is your area of interest, just create lab for it. For example, I like to have lab for enterprise 3-tier company network since I currently work for MSP company and our clients are mostly organisations with such network topology. But for start, if you are new to this, just replicate Packet Tracer labs with real gear.

​@@eW0LF That's great to know! Thank you for your advice. That's very helpful.

Thank you for support.

Product code is HGO-antenna-OUT. And yes, you need to buy them separate from unit.

@@eW0LF Hello Sir, where to buy that antenna (I'm in Cambodia)

@@viraktop8423 find your local Mikrotik distributor. They will be able to sell it to you.

This is product of company Dok-ing from Zagreb, Croatia. This car remained in prototype phase for long time and never released due to it not been company core business.

@@eW0LF Thank you, very much! I really wish you SUCCESS!

@@Moxbh no problem. Thank you!

Thank you. I am glad that you liked it.

Thank you! :D I am very hyped about 2k routers. Wish I could get my hands on 2216 since it seems to be great replacement for 1072 that I had deployed. I don't mind the v7 in production, it is solid so far, but they should be further improvements in near future. What do you think about 7.3?

Great to hear that! These are great, but I do hope to se 802.11ax APs from MikroTik.

Sorry, I don't know the Australian market. I live in Europe.

Yeah, they are great. Been using OG WirelessWire for several years without any problems on multiple locations. And for last few months, I integrated few Wireles Wire Cubes in our national traffic camera network and they work flawlessly. I must say that I gave up on Unifi network gear. They Protect system is solid, but the rest is big mess.

@@eW0LF the fact that you pay so much for unifi and only get 1 year warranty is bs. Canada 24port Poe switch 899 1 year. No thanks.

Thank you! I am glad that you enjoyed it.

It’ll handle it easily

The point is that this is not tutorial.

Well if you use webfig then it is pretty much simple to use and configure for everyone. And if you need advanced options you can have that too.

it is plug and play if you chose to use their own built in config. You just need to change the password and user name. Easy

That is true, but there was no way for me to know that before I turned it on. :) Ubiquiti is really stingy with their product descriptions.

Hi! Well, I might show some configuration when I do a video of my home network. I don't use "basic" config, but I can show how mine is set up. I also presume that people are not showing configs since not many are able to properly configure bridge vlan filtering.

@@eW0LF yes Thank you, also can you suggest me router between Edgerouter 6p and mikrotik 4011. am currently using Edgerouter lite and it's pegging at 100 % under heavy load with 75 meg up and down connection and temps are getting really high.

If I have to choose, I would take RB4011. But, if you are comfortable with Ubiquiti, I would suggest to stay with it. If you don't care about vendors, and you are fine with changing over or you allready know how to configure Mikrotik, go with RB4011.