@macgaiver: I am no standards expert BUT I find it extremely hard to believe that only MT follows the standards while ALL other companies I have tested so far, are not!!!
But even if that is the case, and MT follows the standards while all the rest are not (for me it actually _IS_ a standard just because all others use it), how hard can it be to simply offer what every other company does and bridge every packet in 2 or more interfaces of the same device? All the solutions so far are based on 2 RouterOS devices and therefore none of them are acceptable for what I want to do. I am looking for a solution with ONLY ONE device that is configured as an access point and/or bridge and act as a dumb hub with its own interfaces. It doesn't really get any simpler than that. The only *almost* working solution to this is in your forums and comes from NathanA:
http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... &view=next. The problem is that there is no dynamic way to accomplish the same thing and that is a big problem with many clients like that around.