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Monthly Archives: August 2011
New MikroTIk RB750GL
I am sure you have heard of the new MikroTik 750GL but what abut the RB750GK? It has five gigabit ports and a creamy center!
Phil Crawford, a MT colleague is celebrating his birthday and wanted to test drive the newest model!
MTCNA – MikroTik Training Dallas Aug 30 – Sept 1
Ready to train? Come to Dallas and learn RouterOS. MikroTik training starts August 30. Learn more…
245 MBps NV2 Link
Arc Wireless Dual polarity antenna
R52HN Card
RouterBoard 435G
802.11N NV2 link
245 MBps throughput
Nice!
Come get yours at https://ispsupplies.com
MikroTik 5.6
RouterOS v5.6 released today. Changelog is extensive:
*) fixed ssh server crashing when sessions were interrupted
*) ipsec – fix a problem which could silently remove a manual policy
from the kernel if the peer configuration has ‘generate-policy’ set to ‘yes’
and if the policy matches with the traffic selector of a SA being removed
on the responder side, also fix a problem that some generated policies
may stay in kernel after relevant SA was removed;
*) profiler – correctly show idle task on RB1200;
*) webfig – fix dual nstreme interface setting lists;
*) webfig – fix Wireless Access/Connect List editing;
*) webfig – fix bitrate presentation in simple queues (show 1.5M as 1500k);
*) fixed micro-sd access on RB400 not to stop everything else;
*) sstp – when server certificate verification is enabled for sstp client,
it will additionally compare IP addresses found in certificate’s
subjectAltName and subject CN to the real address, DNS names are ignored;
*) tftp – optional block counter roll-over support;
*) hotspot – fixed possible crash in case of multiple Radius CoA requests;
*) userman – speedup user deletion with big log size,
note that first userman startup after this update
may take few minutes if the log size is in hundreds of MB;
*) mpls – added support for enabling/disabling control word usage for
BGP based VPLS tunnels (both – Cisco and RFC 4761 based);
*) mpls – added support for auto-discovery of VPLS NLRI encoding method
for Cisco BGP based VPLS tunnels;
*) winbox – sometimes after disconnecting, winbox could not connect back;
*) bgp – allow parallel operation of RFC4761 “l2vpn” and
draft-ietf-l2vpn-signaling “l2vpn-cisco” BGP VPLS variants inside
single peering session.
*) console – “:resolve” command now returns IPv6 address for domain names
that have only IPv6 address records;
*) snmp – provide ups alarms for bad or low battery or for ups overload;
*) route – fixed SNMP getnext queries, were failing to find next
prefix in the OID order;
We have tons of MikroTik at ISP Supplies!
OmniTIK Now Shipping
We just got a load of the new OmniTik‘s, Mikrotik‘s newest integrated solution. OmniTIK is a weatherproof outdoor AP with dual-polarized omni antennas – the perfect companion for the SXT, or for any other 5GHz 802.11a/n standard device.
Weatherproof, durable and ready to use. It has five 10/100 Ethernet ports, PoE support and a built-in 400mW 802.11a/n wireless radio. It supports Nv2 TDMA technology with up to 200Mbit aggregate throughput.
LED signal indicators on it’s back are fully customizable, show Ethernet activity or wireless signal – or any other information from RouterOS.
The USB port gives the ability to connect a 3G modem or a storage drive.
I am thinking of applications for this device including wireless networks for apartment complexes, as a backbone for an RV park WiFi, temporary internet access venues. etc. What is missing in my opinion is a second radio. I would rather sacrifice the dual chains for 802.11n and instead add a second radio running 2.4 GHz. A dual band mesh node at this price point would be awesome and could lend itself to municipal WiFi deployments, etc.