Difference between revisions of "MikroTik"
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During summer of 2013 I decided to renew part of my network installation. While I was searching for best replacement I found RouterBOARD devices made by MikroTik. By one sentence I can say it is mixture of best components normally found in Linux and Cisco environment. I'll describe here some specific configuration which I made or examples of usage. | During summer of 2013 I decided to renew part of my network installation. While I was searching for best replacement I found RouterBOARD devices made by MikroTik. By one sentence I can say it is mixture of best components normally found in Linux and Cisco environment. I'll describe here some specific configuration which I made or examples of usage. | ||
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| + | == USB Modems == | ||
| + | * [[Mikrotik: D-Link DWM-157]] | ||
| + | * [[Mikrotik: D-Link DWM-222]] | ||
== VPN Configuration == | == VPN Configuration == | ||
* [[MikrotTik: OpenVPN]] | * [[MikrotTik: OpenVPN]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:45, 15 September 2017
During summer of 2013 I decided to renew part of my network installation. While I was searching for best replacement I found RouterBOARD devices made by MikroTik. By one sentence I can say it is mixture of best components normally found in Linux and Cisco environment. I'll describe here some specific configuration which I made or examples of usage.
