Im a small wisp in Northern BC, Canada.
I have 5 towers and roughly 250 customers.
it was recommended that I go to mikrotik routers to over come some network storming issues I had.
after some research, I went with mikrotik,
I have nothing more then basic routing setup, I don’t have time to learn new coding to get the best out of the equipment.
is it possible here to find some one with the experience to help setup my network, (with appropriate compensation) so that Im not wasting my time by trial and error. or messing up my customers.
so far I really like the routers.. just not the learning curve to get the max out of them.
network is getting bigger, I will have over 350 customers by the end of the year and over 600 by next year.
The network wasn’t running the way I would like it. thus the mikrotik upgrade.
I have no bandwidth control or monitoring system in place with the mikrotiks installed at this point.
I know it is possible, but, I don’t have time to learn while I do this upgrade, better to have someone that knows what they are doing take a look at it and just get it done, Im aware of the capacity of the mikrotiks and look forward to having them fully functioning on the network. I also know that Im not the one that can do it within the timeline I have in front of me.
I have made my small success knowing what my limits are and not being afraid to have another more experienced take over and area that I am not familiar with. Im very good at what I do, setting up the mikrotiks is not it.
So again, Im am more then happy and willing to temporarily (maybe longer) partner up with a capable person that is willing to help out with a fast growing company.
the work can be done by remote access, any physical needs I can handle here as well as on the mountains.
Use pppoe. 2. use pppoe. 3 use pppoe. 4. use pppoe.
Its soooo easy, if you want to run an ISP - setup pppoe in your mikrotik. There is 100’s of ways doning this - and its only a matter of how you want your network. My suggestion :
Setup dude - monitoring your network
Setup a router/gateway- that will handle the customer (ols dhcp server) by pppoe.
somehow add user/pass/speed profile to this. most easy . add one user, one pass- and one speed- and allow multiple connection. add your dhcp scope to ip pool. and set at remote ip.
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