The 951-2n is a nice sized and affordable router for home and small business use.
Please read here what it is really!
http://routerboard.com/RB951-2n
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he RB951-2n is the home wireless AP you have been waiting for!
It is not a router, it is a wireless access point!
- WLAN AP = Layer2 device
This device is not storing anything!
- Router = Layer3 device
This device is storing DNS and DHCP entries for caching proposes!
We seem to have a high failure rate with the things.
Perhaps the ram is full filled with stored informations?
After power cycling the things will just have steady power and activity lights and none of the ports will light up.
So you see something goes wrong, or?
Anyone else having issues with them?
For sure many of them were not reading what MikroTik were made this device for!
A router is routing and a wireless access point is only connecting the endpoint device to the network!
The most peoples think they can use this device as a cheap router, but there fore it was not made for!
In normal terms and conditions wlan access points are owning only one LAN port and
only wireless devices can be connected to this WLAN AP! but MikroTik is giving their customers some LAN ports on top and then many of them
are using this device as a small router and full filling the forum with failures, issues and problems, is this right?