MikroTik Support [Sergejs] wrote: Please fax us a letter where you say that you will use the additional frequencies according to your local laws, example here: http://www.mikrotik.com/pdf/extend.pdf Make the letter on a company letterhead and it should be signed and stamped by an authorised company ...

From support: Please fax us a letter where you say that you will use the additional frequencies according to your local laws, example here: http://www.mikrotik.com/pdf/extend.pdf Make the letter on a company letterhead and it should be signed and stamped by an authorised company representative We wi...

I read there's actually been a time extension for those certifications -- but I can't find the article just now. The reply I got from MT support [Uldis]: you should specify the country in the wireless menu to get the freqeuncies. about 5.4-5.7ghz band for the US, currently it isn't in the US country...

Where/how do we go about purchasing Superchannel licenses, and how much do (or should) they cost?

-Matt-

According to this link (official FCC press release, November 2003) , we should have 5.47 all the way up through 5.725, in addition to the previously existing 5.2 band. However, it's only giving me 5180 through 5320, and 5745 through 5825 -- in other words, the pre-existing 5.2 and 5.8 bands, and *no...

How do we go about *getting* a 'superchannel' license? I'm in the US, and 5.4 has been open for a while... MT support says to install 3.0 or the updated wireless package, but neither one allowed the use of 5.4...

(I also made this post in the routerboard hardware section on the same topic)

Hi all-- Building a P-t-P link with a RB133 and a 133C, and two Ubiquiti XR5 cards. I have the config more or less right with WDS bridging . I really need to get out of the noise though, so 5.4GHz is where I want to go. MT support said to install 3.0 or the updated wireless package -- neither one al...