Thinking of getting the Mikrotik RB951G-2HND.
Sorry for the noob question, but does this support 500mbps over LAN? And how fast is it's wifi? 300mbps?
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Mar 26 2016, 11:10 AM
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Hello, I was just upgraded to Time 500mbps and have to change my router. Currently using Asus RT-N12HP at the max it does on LAN is 100mbps
Thinking of getting the Mikrotik RB951G-2HND. Sorry for the noob question, but does this support 500mbps over LAN? And how fast is it's wifi? 300mbps? |
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Mar 29 2016, 10:55 AM
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@soonwai @jio
thanks for the all the info. Really appreciate it. I need to read up on fastpath. I have no idea what it is. I'm still considering to get the RB951G. My brother in law is giving me his D-Link DIR-860L. I wonder how both of them stack up with each other. |
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Mar 30 2016, 09:30 AM
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QUOTE(jio @ Mar 29 2016, 04:57 PM) If you have AC wireless already, then hEX RB750Gr2 is a better and cheaper choice than RB951G or hAP AC. You will lose out on the flash storage for things like metarouter (unstable crap) though. That's a good idea. The hex is selling for RM300, which is RM100 cheaper. How do I connect the hex with the AC wireless? I'm really new at this. I mean what kind of setting should I be using with the AC wireless. Now I'm using PPPoE. |
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Mar 30 2016, 02:23 PM
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QUOTE(jio @ Mar 30 2016, 10:31 AM) If you only have DIR-860L, then temporary use it as router & PPPoE client. Once you got your mikrotik router or whatever, you will use that as the main router that will handle the PPPoE connection. Then configure DIR-860L as access point & disable the built-in DHCP server as it will be handled by the your main router. Since there is no VLAN to setup, it should be relatively straight forward. Ah okay, got it. Thanks! |
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Mar 30 2016, 07:03 PM
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Mar 30 2016, 06:40 PM) No probs. This is DIR-860L performance from smallnetbuilder but their WAN to LAN test doesn't use PPPoE so actual throughput will probably be less. It would be interesting to see how the DLink does in real life. Finally got the router from my brother in law, and it's actually DIR-850L, not 860L So far, with LAN, i can achieve about 430mbps down/up with speed test. Wireless, although I don't have the specific tools to measure, just "feeling", it feels slightly sluggish compared to my Asus RT-N12HP. Wireless Speetest with my Macbook 2009, I measured at 95mbps down/up. In terms of router software, it's horrible. Very limited. Don't even have DHCP reservation. DDNS only limits to DYN service. Port forwarding limited to 15 rules. |
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Mar 31 2016, 10:53 AM
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Tested again on the 5Ghz and the MBP reached about 160mbps up/down. Dyndns is not bad except that I have been using namecheap for years and already paid until 0ct 2016 Yes, the LAN speed is satisfying. I only use port forwarding. Tested the wifi with the Huawei Mate 8 (which is suppose to have ac), and the max speedtest is 25mbps. The general feeling I get is the router is good, just that it's not consistent when it comes to wireless throughput. That's a gut feeling though, not based on any measurements. Hehe. This post has been edited by remeron: Mar 31 2016, 11:03 AM |
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Apr 1 2016, 01:14 PM
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QUOTE(soonwai @ Apr 1 2016, 12:27 AM) 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. That's a really cool feature! Would love to have that. Was thinking of buying the TP-Link Archer C7, now I'm thinking maybe should go for the Microtik again. |
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Apr 2 2016, 04:47 PM
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Ya, I think you're right, I'll use the dlink and see how it goes...but..
stop poisoning me man! I'm a sucker for scripting and rooting all things..... |
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