Is it possible to connect multiple networks connection back to mikrotik router

Using nanobeam m5


i want to connect two other networks back to mine

Wonderif if its possible to use their internet bandwidth as well

Like joining three connections to one


And then sharing so any one site can use all the badnwidth of the three sites.

Then my next question would be

If i can send two internet connections on one

Nanobeam network.

For reliability and redundancy for instance

If site 3 has inernet coming from site 1 and site 2


And if site 1 goes down then site 3 will still be online via site 2

#chupaka would like to hear your input..

You would be better off sticking to Mikrotik clients or if you are going to use UBNT, go UBNT dedicated point to point.

It will work, but not nearly as well. I've got a lot of intermixed equipment on my network. It works, but there are strange issues that get worse with scale. If you have less than 10 clients, it will probably be fine. Over that, you *will* begin to see issues.

Would like 10 km bradcast to two access points 2km and 5km

Withatleast a 50mbps connection

I started looking at carrier licenses

I then wondered where does the internet come from in the first place

Is it mainly submarine cables connecting the world?

Do we have a new acooperator here or is this any kind of his reincarnation?

Do we have a new acooperator here or is this any kind of his reincarnation?

I come in peace jarda, Im on a knowledge quest

The Beauty of this internet is we can communicate across the globe to learn and educate eachother in a positive manner, Excuse my lack of understanding and theories

These Airfiber ap, Suggest very long range ill put them to the test, with mikrotik routers