hAP ac2

I pound sh*t out a rb5009. And it does fine .. now I know a hex or a hap ac2 are not even the same. If I had a hEX device I could probably be ok . A MikroTik device with standalone AP is what is solid for me . I have some MikroTik devices with wireless and had some incompatible issues and throughput

Me three. (TMI follows, thanks to my neurospicyness.) Couple of years ago I built and maintained a full UniFi setup for a small(ish) office environment but obviously was a bit disappointed with all the hype I had heard, as I noticed the “shortcomings” of UniFi management coming from a very nerdish b

Thanks, this is very annoying but I am thankful that MikroTik at least finally realized they can't keep up with all the wireless innovation and so are using Qualcomm drivers instead. There's at least 10 MIPS devices right now so I don't want to spend $100 times 10 for replacement hAP ax2, although I

The Audience with Wave 2 drivers and seperate security profiles for each SSID is the best thing I've seen from Mikrotik. The hAP AC2 with Wave 2 is solid, but much less range. The cAP AC2s with Wave 2 drivers are even less range, but have PoE out. Seamless only happens with CapsMan. I still wouldn't

Best answer is set up the hAP AC2 as an AP only and run a wire back to your ISP router. If you insist on doing it wirelessly. Is your AC2 running RouterOS v6 or v7? The video you linked only applies to v6. v6 is still supported (as of now). So for AC2, I’d recommend staying on v6. v6 will give more