Hi Everybody, I have two questions. First, for those of you using routerboards as backhauls, how have you been setting up the link. I have been setting up a wds link between the two units then setting up a bridge between the wireless and wired interfaces. This seems to work fairly well and I get about 10-12 mbps full duplex of actual throughput. Are there any other setups that could improve the throughput? I¹ve tried nstreme but have ended up turning if off as it seems to lower the throughput in certain circumstances (these are rb333¹s so I would think they have the processing power to handle nstreme) Or has anybody setup a link using multiple cards?
Second, does routeros still not allow bridging two wireless cards on the same board? I have setup wired-wireless bridges but I would like to setup a wireless-wireless bridge so I don¹t have to have the board function as a router. I believe this was a limitation in 2.9 but I don¹t know if it is still a limitation in 3.x. The reason I don¹t want to setup the rb as a router is because we do all our bandwidth limiting based on MAC at the NOC, so I need transparent bridges. As always I appreciate any responses or ideas. Thank you. --- Aaron, MCP, Network+, A+ Network Administrator [EMAIL PROTECTED] Great Lakes Internet, Inc 112 N. Howard Croswell, MI 48422 (810) 679-3395 MI Toll-Free (877) 558-8324 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.butchevans.com/pipermail/mikrotik/attachments/20080613/f4a964ed/attachment.html
