Mikrotik is some great stuff, you're right. The $99 I spent on a unit a few years back was a great investment. They even provide a basic setup now, mine had to be programmed from the ground up.
Mikrotik is some great stuff, you're right. The $99 I spent on a unit a few years back was a great investment. They even provide a basic setup now, mine had to be programmed from the ground up.
I'm glad they added the basic setup. It's much more fun to start by fiddling with "fun stuff" like custom firewall rules rather than "Ok, the last time I setup a DHCP client so I can plug into my modem was five years ago, how the heck did I do this last time..."
I'm glad they added the basic setup. It's much more fun to start by fiddling with "fun stuff" like custom firewall rules rather than "Ok, the last time I setup a DHCP client so I can plug into my modem was five years ago, how the heck did I do this last time..."
I agree, although I learned quite a bit about lower-levels of networking by doing it the hard way.
Last one I set up was just confirm I wanted to use the 88.1 net and go.
I agree, although I learned quite a bit about lower-levels of networking by doing it the hard way.
Last one I set up was just confirm I wanted to use the 88.1 net and go.
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