a 60cm dish should give you better signal than an SXT ac. Make sure to adjust the antenna properly, since this is an offset mount, the beam points upward, basically you would have to tilt the dish downward, to make sure the beam goes straight ant2.jpg at which angle must a 60cm dish be pointed to g...

"Bad clients" surely affect the rest ... they degrade performance of whole sector because they consume larger than proportional air time leaving less air time (and hence capacity) for "good clients". And that's true for any wireless technology (plain 802.11, nstreme, ...), it ju...

Hello, I use mant 19s with basebox 5 as my sector for ptmp with NV2 protocol. I realize that not I'm not able to get good signals for all my customers due to heavy obstructions sometimes. I would like to know if clients with bad signals and ccq could affect the entire sector or affect other clients ...

Do mikrotik plan to make some LDF 5 AC High Power something good like DynaDish product? I like to use LDF 5 802.11n and LDF 802.11AC. But i need power(dBm) like a dyna dish or like net metal :) LDF is great prouct to long range links We have one LDF 5 802.11n on 30km with 100cm antena and its great...

a 60cm dish should give you better signal than an SXT ac. Make sure to adjust the antenna properly, since this is an offset mount, the beam points upward, basically you would have to tilt the dish downward, to make sure the beam goes straight ant2.jpg So if according to the brochure using 100cm off...

It depends on the country. And allowed EIRP performance

Not considering country regulations, how far in KM can this travel

For example like this:

thanks very very much. How far can this cover when using a 19dbi 120 degree sector antenna.

Hello, I'm starting my small WISP with my target CPE as mikrotik ldf 5. I want to use only that for both short and long range distances since the cost of the device with a dish is cheaper than the price of general CPE. My problem is mounting the ldf 5 on clients poles and towers. Since the Dish's an...

any solution for this? server side is ok using redirect nat rule but client side port has to be changed using firewall rules. Works fine with linux .. someone please help

any recommended powered usb hubs that can successfully power about 3 4G modems using rb951 models

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I'm not using the type of setup you stated above, This is a different one i trust you have no idea of. I would want you to try it out and testify and tell the world of it . Thanks .. Contact me dkgblonya@gmail.com or skype at "dangucci"

I'm not using the type of setup you stated above, This is a different one i trust you have no idea of. I would want you to try it out and testify and tell the world of it . Thanks .. Contact me dkgblonya@gmail.com or skype at "dangucci"

Hello , i have a solution for you called statix with which can provide a static ip address for you even on the gsm 3G network, it an ip address that doesn't depend on any isp. I can let you try and confirm. Contact me at dkgblonya@gmail.com or on skype "dangucci"

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Hello all , i have managed to break the monopoly of having a static ip address provided only by your Internet service provider. In other words i can assign a static IP address that can work on any ISP in the world and i have built this technology on mikrotik. Trials are allowed for proof of the tech...

can you check all interface with script?

just a single interface like ppp-out1 and checks if its ip is in the range 10.43... with the 3rd octet greater than 128
and will execute a command if its in the range or isnt
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Thank for the reply but im a complete noob now learning mikrotik scripting and will be happy if i can be assisted on this please
Thanks once again

Hi guys, I would like to know how to make a script to check if ppp-out1 interfaces's ip falls in an ip range which is, the first octet must be 10, second octet 43 , third octet greater than 128 .. eg 10.43.129.23 If ip addres of ppp-out1 falls within the range then script should exit but if ip addre...

Hi guys, I would like to know how to make a script to check if ppp-out1 interfaces's ip falls in an ip range which is, the first octet must be 10, second octet 43 , third octet greater than 128 .. eg 10.43.129.23 If ip addres of ppp-out1 falls within the range then script should exit but if ip addre...