[quote="Erbit"]
I was imprecise. TP-Link home DSL routers only. The business series is a tragedy. Unfortunately, MT is currently riding on the opinion from years ago. The CRC is still usable. In my area, all operators left MT for UBQ on the radio. CRC stays at the core and Cisco critical points.
I praised the MT myself and assembled it. Until serious customers demanded network availability at the level of 365 days and 364 nights a year :-)
The author wants a stable gigabit network. HPE 1420 8G switch for the price of about PLN 200, stable operation, with a non-blocking matrix, with a lifetime warranty is a lot?
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konik666 wrote:...
TP-Link - great home routers for DSL. The rest is a lottery, especially gigabit devices.
Mikrotik - not for beginners, unstable, buggy software.
MT is not free from errors, especially when you need to take advantage of the opportunities offered by MT, but putting it in such a light next to TP-LINK is a misunderstanding. MT, working in the basic configuration in which TP-LINK works, beats TP-LINK in terms of stability by several levels.
I was imprecise. TP-Link home DSL routers only. The business series is a tragedy. Unfortunately, MT is currently riding on the opinion from years ago. The CRC is still usable. In my area, all operators left MT for UBQ on the radio. CRC stays at the core and Cisco critical points.
I praised the MT myself and assembled it. Until serious customers demanded network availability at the level of 365 days and 364 nights a year :-)
The author wants a stable gigabit network. HPE 1420 8G switch for the price of about PLN 200, stable operation, with a non-blocking matrix, with a lifetime warranty is a lot?
