Hi Bro,

Sorry that we missed your post here, as you added your new reply to your previous post, which we thought it was read, anyway please read our PM for the reply, thank you!

Hello,

RB751U-2HnD or MikroTik RB751G-2HnD is already the most basic unit from MikroTik that allows you to attach USB modem, you can consider them. We sent you a PM on this.

Hi DSKH,

The RB751G-2HnD is an upgraded version of RB751U-2HnD, it has doubled RAM, new CPU and all five gigabit ports, you can read more details at its official website, http://routerboard.com/RB751G-2HnD.

Basically, RB751U-2HnD is enough for you if you don't need high speed local transfer in your network, like NAS file transfer.

We sent you a PM on this!

15-20 concurrent users are easy job for MikroTik RB751G-2HnD/RB751U-2HnD

We sent more information to you via PM!

Hi Bro,

It's a piece of cake for MikroTik to combine two of your ISP, however it's highly not recommended to load balance between fiber and 3G connection, as they have very different latency, drop rate, fragmentation and NAT issue like source address, the user end will experience worse connection as a result.

We can provide UniFi setup guide or do it free for you!

We sent you a PM with full details, you are very welcome!

Hello, we don't have experience with Singtel, but as you said, it's a similar setup, just with different VLAN ID, I think it's not a problem to replace your current router.

You just have to use the correct VLAN ID to dial your PPPoE connection over it.

No problem bro, we would be very happy if you can share us your finding after that

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Added on November 22, 2012, 10:39 pmThanks for your review! We are so happy to know that you like it You are also helping other users

This post has been edited by CloudComputer: Nov 22 2012, 10:39 PM

5.22 released!

What's new in 5.22 (2012-Nov-23 09:28):

*) userman - fix PayPal "bad HTTP response";
*) kvm - fixed possible ROS guest incomplete package installation;
*) l2tp server - added keepalive-timeout setting;
*) wireless - fixed RADIUS mac-caching;
*) wireless - fixed rare nv2 link stall;
*) metarouter - fixed system occasional lockup for 12s on RB4xx and RB7xx;
*) metarouter - fixed crash when FPU exception was raised in one of powerpc metarouters;
*) quickset - added HomeAP mode;
*) fixed "export compact" in "ip proxy";

http://www.mikrotik.com/download

Thanks bro, appreciated it!

MikroTik is the best replacement router for UniFi! Full details have been sent via PM to you!

If you are trying to serve only 20 peoples, both models are fine for you but if there is hardcore user abusing the network, you may need RB751G-2HnD as it has more RAM (64MB).

The speed getting by each user is determined by a lot of factors, for example, even if 15 users are connecting to the network but not downloading anything, one of the users may able to download up to 10 mbps, unless you put some limitation on the bandwidth with QoS.

Thanks for your sharing again bro, great speed!

You had the right concern, AP without external antenna like RB751 does not has WiFi signal as good as devices (TL-WR1043ND) with 3 external antenna.

This post has been edited by CloudComputer: Dec 14 2012, 03:58 PM

The USB port allows you to connect 3G/4G LTE USB Modem and USB Thumbdrive or External HDD, so you can connect to 3G/4G and sharing your files!

The RB751G-2HnD is an upgraded version of RB751U-2HnD, it has doubled RAM, new CPU and all five gigabit ports, you can read more details at its official website, http://routerboard.com/RB751G-2HnD.

RB750GL is just like RB751G-2HnD, but without wireless access, it's fine to use it if you are connecting another AP to it, however if you want to keep everything in one box for lower cost, RB751 should be your choice.

Yes, you can load balancing between 3G/4G and Streamyx/UnFi.

No, the package does not include any external antenna or antenna adapter.

Yes, we have a MMCX to RP-SMA adapter, please check the details in the PM.

Hi Bro,

A guide has been sent to you!

Cloud Computer

Both models are suitable for you! The RB751G-2HnD is an upgraded version of RB751U-2HnD, it has doubled RAM, new CPU and all five gigabit ports, you can read more details at its official website, http://routerboard.com/RB751G-2HnD.

Yes you can keep the VOIP as long as you don't remove your Thomson router, MikroTik will act as Internet gateway and the Thomson router is VOIP gateway.