- Dual band 2,4 Ghz–5 Ghz
- MTBF min 5years
- central admin of APs (CAPSMAN ?)
- min 2x2 MIMO
- min 50 client capable
- IEEE 802.11ac Wave I
- IEEE 802.1x
- IEEE 802.11r
- IEEE 802.11k
- IEEE 802.11v
- Hotspot 2.0 (Passpoint Wi-Fi Alliance)
They will need years to get close to competitorsAny news from Mikrotik?
Wifi4EU completed (in April 2019) the second call and other thousands of municipality will receive their voucher..
This is a very very big opportunity for Mikrotik
802.11k is just 11 years old. Take some time to implementSince there is absolutely no support of 802.11k in RouterOS, answer is pretty clear - Routerboards are not compliant.
Yeap, I agree. In my country at least, it is certain that the job will go to the company with the worst price and the most kickbacks to the politicians and other public sector parasites that will push for them (ignoring of course better and cheaper solutions).They will not get such contracts anyway, and those that do get them generally deliver equipment that is a little more sturdy. At its price, of course.
Ofc it works, you just need to unblock it in walled garden so it can load before user is authenticated to hotspot. Also their default snipet has typos different " and ' check that.hello, tell me pls, the snippet from ue works on your mtik?
It is just a different world. A world that requires certifications, guarantees, physical quality, support, etc etc.Yeap, I agree. In my country at least, it is certain that the job will go to the company with the worst price and the most kickbacks to the politicians and other public sector parasites that will push for them (ignoring of course better and cheaper solutions).They will not get such contracts anyway, and those that do get them generally deliver equipment that is a little more sturdy. At its price, of course.
+ IEEE 802.11w pleaseIs any of Routerboard devices WiFi4EU compliant ?
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- Dual band 2,4 Ghz–5 Ghz
- MTBF min 5years
- central admin of APs (CAPSMAN ?)
- min 2x2 MIMO
- min 50 client capable
- IEEE 802.11ac Wave I
- IEEE 802.1x
- IEEE 802.11r
- IEEE 802.11k
- IEEE 802.11v
- Hotspot 2.0 (Passpoint Wi-Fi Alliance)