I feel like I’m already asking too much but why are there two different routers with two different MAC addresses, Identities, RouterBoard models, routerOS versions and IPs whenever I put my router on WISP AP Bridge mode?
I feel like I’m already asking too much but why are there two different routers with two different MAC addresses, Identities, RouterBoard models, routerOS versions and IPs whenever I put my router on WISP AP Bridge mode?