Dear Mikrotic Manufacturer: Waiting 802.11ac product

[ykutlu]

Hi,

Mikrotic Manufacturer
Waiting 802.11ac product.

Thanks…

[honzam]

Name is MikroTik.

+1

[pcunite]

@honzam

Name is Mikrotik.

No, it is MikroTik

[honzam]

Corrected

[dmcdon]

Ok, we have the name of the company down.

Is there an 802.11ac mini-pci radio board coming soon?

[Kreacher]

Hello ykutlu,

perhaps not made by MikroTik itself but if you get a mini PCIe 802.11ac wireless card
you can try it out in one or more MikroTik routers. Perhaps with a Qualcomm-Atheros chip set.
Would this also being something for you?

[ste]

@Kreacher

Hello ykutlu,

perhaps not made by MikroTik itself but if you get a mini PCIe 802.11ac wireless card
you can try it out in one or more MikroTik routers. Perhaps with a Qualcomm-Atheros chip set.
Would this also being something for you?

It simple does not work until MT writes a driver for the card.


Gesendet von meinem GT-N7000 mit Tapatalk 4

[Kreacher]

@ste

@Kreacher

Hello ykutlu,

perhaps not made by MikroTik itself but if you get a mini PCIe 802.11ac wireless card
you can try it out in one or more MikroTik routers. Perhaps with a Qualcomm-Atheros chip set.
Would this also being something for you?

It simple does not work until MT writes a driver for the card.

For sure nothing will work without a driver inside the OS, but this is in my opinion
the faster way if someone brings out a mini PCI or mini PCIe wifi card with a chip set
from a vendor like Qalcomm-Atheros, or am I on the false road now with my thinking?

[AlArenal]

If MT decides not to work on a driver (because they’re busy doing other stuff) it doesn’t matter what chip is on your unsupported card.