the proxy is loaded into where ? in the RB1100AH ? got enough space meh ?

12 NSM2, how u setup the wireless channel?

200 users are utilizing 50% CPU, so I think RB1100AHx2 can sustain about 300-400 users?

hope your network reach 300-400 users soon 

Used unit? Can sell cheap, cheap? Let me know the worst price please. (worst for you, best for me :-)

guys, just wanna check any ideas where I can get the mAP 2n model??

seems landasan will take 2 months to get it..

Does anyone have experience with concatenated sms for Mikrotik?

I think that's about the same wifi speed I get from my 2010 MBP on 5GHz N copying files from my Mac. I'm using a DLink DAP-1665 AP for my 5GHz N and AC needs.

I'm using Namecheap's DDNS too. I have a script for my Mikrotik that updates Namecheap every time the IP changes and emails me when that happens. As it turns out, it's also good for letting me know when TNB has restored electricity after a blackout or when Unifi comes back from an outage. Mikrotik has its own free DDNS but the domain name is unwieldy. It's like 113305ab2349.sn.mynetname.net but it's free and effortless to setup, just one or maybe 2 clicks. Having 2 DDNS is always good in case one of them is down or isn't updated for whatever reason.

25mbps for the Mate 8 is definitely not good. I get consistent 30mbps on my iPhone 6S on 2.4 or 5Ghz N or AC. No jokes about my UniFi *Advance* 30 please.

Going to deploy large scale WiFi across development. Who shall I contact for sales in Malaysia?

Hello guys,

Will join the club as a Mikrotik RB951G-2HnD user if MX510 can COD today!

hi guys.. pretty noob to networking.. whats the major advantage of these enterprise routers from mikrotik as compared to consumer grade routers like ASUS ?

3 things to consider in a router, the OS, RAM and CPU. Just like a PC. Mikrotik's RouterOS, is very stable. You can throw torrents, vlans, qos, filters, etc.. at it and it just keeps on going.

Next is RAM, everything uses a bit of RAM. BitTorrent, as you know, opens a lot of connections so having enough RAM is crucial, pun intended. The RB750Gr3, for example, has 256MB which doesn't seem a lot but is plenty, even for hard core home use.

Looking at my router's connection list, it says it has space for another 472000 connections.

Next is the CPU which determines how much bandwidth it can route. 100mbps is easy peasy for the RB750Gr3 with or without hardware accelerated NAT. It'll also determine what else you can do with the router like vlans, firewalls, QoS, etc...

Having said that, with a simple config, the RT-AC66U should be able to handle 100mbps with no sweat. Just make sure you have hardware NAT acceleration turned on and that you're not using any features that automatically disables HW NAT. I believe QoS may do that but I'm not very familiar with Asus. What firmware are you using with yours?

Ah crap this morning my 2 week mikrotik is failing me again. its not beeping now and the USR LED is blinking.. looks like its not rebooting as well because i cant go into the web interface.. when it first arrive, I did do a firmware upgrade before using it..

tonight planning to reinstall the firmware, hopefully will  solve the problem:(

Tried. If you seemy previous post the video. The router is not even appearing in netinstall to do a boot.

Any sifu here can give me some help?
I am trying to set up load balancing using my rb951g-2nd router between my:

Ether1- TMnet netis 4480v modem/router combo router configured as modem only (PPPoE connnection DSL landline) following this guide http://www.mikrotik.com.my/setup-for-unifi/  for the mikrotik part.

Ether2- Huawei 4G b525 router

I name my connection 2 as ether2 , but for connection 1, should I name it as ether1 or vlan500 or unifi (please see the attached pic), it is a bit confusing?

Just got back my mikrotik. it is okay now. seems like i plugged in the wrong PSU. aiya.

anyway, trying to get my network printer to work but it doesn't allow me to airprint now. Do I need to do port forwarding?

wah Mikrotik now so many users. I’m still using my RB750 from so many years ago. good to see this.