The MikroTik hAP ax lite LTE6 is a compact, multifunctional router tailored for home and small business environments. It integrates Wi-Fi 6 technology, LTE Cat 6 connectivity, and operates on RouterOS v7, offering a versatile networking solution. MikroTik hAP AX lite LTE6 Key Features Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax): Operating on the 2.4 GHz band, the router […]
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Deploying a MikroTik CHR in AWS can have many use cases including creating a IKEV2 VPN server Stages 1: Deploy AWS instance of the MikroTik CHR Here’s a step-by-step guide to setting up an AWS account and launching a free-tier EC2 instance of MikroTik CHR, including configuring a custom security group to allow TCP port
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MikroTik PCQ (Per Connection Queues) is designed to evenly distribute bandwidth among users or devices by automatically creating sub-queues for each connection. It is especially useful for optimizing large-scale Quality of Service (QoS) setups. For deeper look at MikroTik PCQ’s and other MikroTik Queues click here Steps to Set Up PCQ – IP Based Steps
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MikroTik Queues refer to traffic management mechanisms that help control and prioritize network traffic. They play a vital role in implementing Quality of Service (QoS) by ensuring fair bandwidth distribution, reducing latency, and managing congestion during peak usage. Queues work by organizing network packets into specific “lines” or “queues” and processing them based on predefined
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To configure a MikroTik router as an IKEv2 VPN server for Android, you can follow this guide. In the guide the server will run on a MikroTik CHR deployed in AWS (click here for a guide to deploying a CHR with the AWS EC2 Free-Tier) however this can be done on any MikroTik device. Prerequisites
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Configuring an IPSec tunnel between two MikroTik routers (RouterOS 7) involves creating secure tunnels for communication. These could either be a home router (such as a hAP ax2) or a Mikrtoik CHR hosted in the cloud, any RouterOS device will work provided they have direct internet connectivity. Here’s a step-by-step guide for your setup: IPSec
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The power of MikroTik in your pocket! The MikroTik mAP and mAP Lite are compact wireless access points designed for versatility, portability, and the full feature set of MikroTik’s RouterOS. These devices cater to network professionals, travelers, and even vehicular networking setups due to their portability and flexibility in power and functionality. Here’s a detailed
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The transition from Wi-Fi 6 to Wi-Fi 6E represents a significant evolution in wireless networking by expanding into the 6 GHz spectrum, which introduces a “fast lane” for data transmission. Here’s a breakdown of the technical aspects and benefits: Frequency Expansion to Wi-Fi 6E Wi-Fi 6 operates primarily in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
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The MikroTik cAP ac is a versatile, ceiling-mountable wireless access point designed for home and small business environments. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) with a combined maximum theoretical speed of 1200 Mbps. This device provides an excellent balance of features, performance, and cost, making it a strong contender for those needing
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