how about this way....if u have a tower with a rb433 first wlan card is station mode....second card is ap mode....how do u separate each wlan so they don't interfere with each other....besides separating channels and one card is on a and the other is b

can anyone help out plz

i saw a building that had three 900 mhz AP's sectors on each corner of the building, i have one tower with a 900mhz yagi as a station and a 900mhz sector for the AP, we can get 20 megs to the the station on the tower....net works but we only get barley 3 megs to go threw the AP? the system is runnin...

I'm trying to pass 30+Mbs, I have 100Mbs DL speed... but only getting 10Mbs to my customers. What would I need to do to pass the more data without WDS??? Currently I'm looking in to using a Bridge NAT to separate VAP's and can not figure it out. Any one else have any other ways of passing the data? ...

I have about 8 repeaters that I want to turn in to a mesh, looking in Mikrotik Wiki, it does show how to do it... but cant get it to work between one AP to the head end. The head end is where the internet switch is, just incase some one did not know what I meant. any tips on what to do? I don't know...

I am facing the same problems... do you need a PPTP or any other tunnels to use the EoIP to work? The EoIP tunnel shows to be working but not data is passing though it? All the ones I noticed you need to bonded them, I have read other places that the EoIP is not encrypted so that is the need for the...

yes that is kind of what we want, but will I still be able to winbox in to all my AP's after words? that is the main concern.

I'm trying to figure out where to masquerade the network... right now i'm running my system in bridges and looking to set up an OSPF... Can you masquerade the network right at the modem from an ISP or does that have to be done after the mikrotik router? I have around 8 bridged connections right now ...