Hey folks: just a quick follow-up. Creating a VirtualAP with it's own WPA-only security profile did the trick. The old equipment is now communicating again.

Thanks for the suggestions...

Thank you guys; I will give the VirtualAP a try. I will let you know if it works out.

I have 2Ghz b/g/n enabled so they SHOULD be able to talk to it. Is there any chance the channel width might have something to do with it? I am using 20/40 Mhz HT above...

Very novice question here...initially I had my router set up to just use WPA2 with AES. But then I've discovered I've got some legacy equipment (A Linksys WVC200 and a Linksys Wifi VOIP phone) that only talk WPA+TKIP. I enabled WPA and TKIP on the quick settings page and checked the Wireless securit...

All right...anyone? No one? This is a common problem and we get complete silence. I'm sick of my Galaxy S2 completely knocking out my wireless. I've done a google search and this is a very common problem and I have yet to see any kind of an answer or solution. There is no reason why a buggy Galaxy S...

My apologies for the thread necromancy here, but rather than start a whole new post about this I'd just like to add that I'm having the exact same problem, also caused by a Samsung Galaxy S2 on my wireless network. I absolutely love my MikroTik router, but this one "feature" is really gett...