Routerboard - RB750Gr3 (hEX) - Ethernet port Routers - UNDER WARRANTY

Good device for hotspot gateway

excellent product and delivery

Good working

GOOD

Nice work router

Dear Team I bay this item to use it as access point [ wireless ] but i am keep trying cant do it , seem it is not support wireless not sure what is wrong here Please advice [email protected]

Love that every little thing is configurable! Although it is not for the average home user as it requires a more advanced comfort level with networking.

Ich nutze den Router zur Strukturierung meines Hausnetzes hinter dem Provider-Router, geht perfekt, endlich hat man die Möglichkeit sein Netz wirklich zu strukturieren und zu administrieren. Die Konfigurationsmöglichkeiten sind sehr umfangreich, ich nutze nur Teilfeatures. Tutorials im Netz bringen die nötigen Informationen. Hätte ich früher machen sollen.

You get a lot for your money with this little router. It has all the features of an "enterprise" grade router, at a price comperable to a low-end "SOHO" 10/100 switch of the same number of ports. You can't even buy the software license level installed on this thing for their higher-end routers for this price! I bought it for my home, to replace a Cisco ASA5505 behind a Twowire / Pace 3800HGV-B Uverse modem / "router", where I will be running my own Internet domain servers. I could not get the NATing through the ASA to work right with this Uverse modem. I'm stuck with the Uverse modem, and anyone who has worked with them to enable inbound connections to a server knows what a pain they are. The ASA simply would not enable more than one "public" IP address that would work with the modem. I have a co-worker who has been using Microtik RouterBoard products at home for years. After I had some initial trouble getting NAT to work right (hint: forget everything you learned doing NAT on a Cisco product: it's all backwards) he sent me a copy of his main router config (sanitized to remove passwords). I copied his main NAT statement, adjusted for my IPs and BANG! It works. Once I saw how that statement looks in the web GUI, I saw what I was doing wrong and was able to write three more just like it, for other IP addresses. They all work perfectly. Now I can copy my data down from my existing hosted servers and move my domain to my home servers and stop paying for hosting. (Still need to find a solution for outbound mail though...)

So much to say about these. They're so good, you can run DHCP and DNS on these as backups for your servers, or even in replacement of your server for these services if your network is simple enough (not recommended for complex networks obviously). Can also do multiple subnets for internet connection splitting between offices (i.e. tenant1, tenant2, segregated networks), or for having a completely separate guest wifi network. They're easy (if you work in the trade) to configure, but not simple. You do have to have a grounding in networking to get along with these, but if you do you will find these are so powerful, almost ISP class features. They probably do more than the average home user would ever need, but represent excellent VFM for SMSP's providing to SME's.

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