We've been using RB750s (the wired equivalent of yours) to use as a
managed router for us. Works very well.
And we leave the wireless up to them.
This actually solves several issues. For one, when they have something
screwed up on their network, we can actually peek into their network and
give them a clue about what's broken. It also enables them to use a
femtocell (AKA microcell) through our NAT.
bp
On 11/8/2011 11:46 AM, john wrote:
We are playing with the idea of selling the 751 routerboard as a
managed router for our customers. We have routers that are running
DD-WRT in client bridge mode and are working with other routers as
APs. We have noticed that with the 751 it will not give out DHCP
addresses to the computers on the other side of the client bridge. Is
there a setting in the Mirotik that will help with this. We have
setup the wireless card in dynamic WDS and assigned it to the same
Bridge as the other ethernet ports.
John Babineaux
Network Admin
Radio Communications Service
Crowley, Louisiana
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