RB941-2nD-TC hAP Lite 32MB 4 X 10/100 2.4Ghz 802.11b/g/n 2x2 OSL4

Overall product is good, u can learn on this device lots of things

This is an awesome product, would advise to anyone who wants to have great performant, sturdy and configurable WiFi router in a budget.

Good product

This has worked better than most other access points on the market.

The worst product I had ever used.U can't even reset it through reset button. It's doesn't even work fine after every minute is lost the connection even it is connected through LAN.

I have bought it and it have so many advance system tools. Difficult to configure. A IT guy required to configure this router when you are going to configure firewll,port forward and other tasks.But all over its good.

Good for small business business, hotspot works seamlessly, There is no lightning protection, my router burnt within a month

Not good I want to return

This is a fabulous product at this price point. It comes with the RouterOS 4.0 level license. Yes, it has a steeper learning curve than the other home routers in the markets. But, it does try to offset that with the Web UI and Wizard setup. My setup is quite unusual so ordinary routers either fall short or I need to flash alternative firmwares to make the best out of them. This little router gives me the flexibility and reliability of the RouterOS. I use my office connection at home through a Radio setup beaming signal from my office building to my bedroom window (yeah, lucky me I live close to my office pro- eliminates commute time - cons been I am the first to call in an emergency).Our office closes at 4.30pm and after that, all the bandwidth just sits there. So I have distributed the bandwidth with a license exempt band to my home and our office guest house. Coming back to the router, I have setup it up in such a way that I can control the bandwidth during the day at my home for a minimum of 256kbps for an emergency while in the evening hours it bumps up 80% of the bandwidth for me and 20% for the guest house. I know, I could have done this from the office end as well as we are using Mikrotik there as well. However, I just like the control at the receiving end and this gives me the flexibility to configure a hotspot both on wifi- and wired network. I have setup priority for VOIP and Gaming devices. The wireless signal as most will enjoy has a decent coverage and I haven't had the need to restart the router for any fluctuations in power as I do experience that with other routers at my location. Note: User manager will not work on this as the hAP lite does not support it, I guess its hardware limitation. But overall, it is a bang for the buck device and overall a little flexible powerhouse. To get the best of the device, do understand/learn the Mikrotik RouterOS configuration through WinBox. All the best. Hope this helps.

This is an amazing device. It runs RouterOS which gives you all the features of a high end router in terms of options, settings and configurations. Of course you don't get gigabit routing speeds like an enterprise class router. But I don't need that. I just need some clever router and VPN functions to go with a 40/10 FTTC broadband line. There is a Quick Setup that makes it work like most home routers - ethernet upstream internet connection, NAT and WiFi and a local subnet on the other ethernet ports. But you can reconfigure everything. You can assign different ethernet ports to different subnets, add firewall rules, configure a VPN server and also a VPN client. The WiFi supports virtual APs and I have 3 different virtual APs running, So right now I have Ethernet Port 1 connected to my upstream internet connection. Virtual AP1 also connects to my upstream internet connection. Ethernet Ports 2 and 3 are a local subnet which is NATed onto the internet connection. It has a Virtual Access Point too. The DHCP server for this subnet has customisations with its own 'dhcp options' for some SIP devices. Ethernet Port 4 is isolated from everything else and tied to a VPN connection to a far away VPN server. It also has a Virtual Access Point that is just linked (bridged) to this remote VPN server. Perfect for my quirky config at approx £25. RouterOS takes some getting used to. If you have configured networking on Linux or high end managed switches you'll quickly pick it up and there are loads of resources on the internet and YouTube. They make models with much higher throughput but for my task this is all I need

Un excellent router lorsque l'on sait le programmer et qu'on connait la base sur les réseaux mis il ma permis de faire un bridge wifi avec un autre bâtiments a coter

Come altre recensioni riportano, non e' per principianti (anche se basta informarsi e anche un non esperto puo riuscire a fare quello che vuole). Inutile tentare di elencare le funzionalita, sarebbe impossibile: e' un router VERO, con cui puoi riuscire a fare in scioltezza cio che i router "classici" nemmeno concepiscono, ha delle potenzialita' enormi, appunto un router e non un ibrido modem router che ha migliaia di limitazioni (ad esempio: numero di regole di forward, porte e servizi controllabili, non esistono praticamente limiti). Stabilissimo nonostante la mia rete abbia un traffico notovole in entrata e in uscita, occupazione del processore che, stando attenti a come vengono generate e gestite le regole, resta davvero basso, dimostrando di avere una potenza di processazione piu' che decente. Dopo un paio di ore spese a sistemare le regole di routing, e' in funzione da quando l'ho acquistato e fa il suo lavoro in modo egregio, consuma 1/5 rispetto al precedente netgear, occupa uno spazio infinitesimale e mi permette finalmente di avere un controllo completo della mia rete (la funzione TORCH e' spettacolare!!!!!) Per chiudere ha anche ampio supporto al protocollo SNMP. Un oggetto davvero superlativo ed un prezzo ridicolo. Ripeto, per poterlo usare si deve avere una minima idea di cosa sia il TCP-IP, poi la rete ci permettera di capire come fare per ottenere cio che ci si era prefissati. Soddisfattissimo, uno degli acquisti migliori fatti in vita mia.

Je ne suis pas un as dans les réseaux. La configuration est particulièrement difficile. L'absence d'un manuel papier n'est comblée par les informations en lignes, qui sont des plus confuses pour un non initiés. Habitué à celle des NETGEAR, je suis trés déçu par les MIKROTIKS d'une façon générale.