MIKROTIK LTE - anyone using one?
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At least it’s not TP Link
I think the thing is, you have to consider the price point. They’re not Cisco, Aruba, even Ubiquiti money, but you’re getting a lot of the power.
They did make some poor decisions in the past - for example default admin/blank password and no firewall out of the box. How many people fumbled to get it working and left it like that, quite a lot. But that’s the price point they are at.
I think the thing is, you have to consider the price point. They’re not Cisco, Aruba, even Ubiquiti money, but you’re getting a lot of the power.They did make some poor decisions in the past - for example default admin/blank password and no firewall out of the box. How many people fumbled to get it working and left it like that, quite a lot. But that’s the price point they are at.
Edited by buggalugs on Tuesday 8th September 08:35
I have used one to get 4G into a remote house, think it was an SXT. They work very well. Downside is the SIM and router are inside the unit, so if it's up on a pole or wall outside it makes access difficult.
As said the OS is not consumer level, so you need a bit of IT knowledge to set it up, there are plenty of online tutorials so if you're interested it's easy to get up and running.
For £150 they are good value compared to a separate 4G router and antenna etc. Think they do a faster cat6 unit for a few more £
As said the OS is not consumer level, so you need a bit of IT knowledge to set it up, there are plenty of online tutorials so if you're interested it's easy to get up and running.
For £150 they are good value compared to a separate 4G router and antenna etc. Think they do a faster cat6 unit for a few more £
Edited by megaphone on Tuesday 8th September 08:56
Edited by megaphone on Tuesday 8th September 08:57
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