This guide explains how to configure a wireless repeater using MikroTik RouterOS's wifi-qcom package, detailing setup steps for dual-band interfaces (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), SSID management, security settings, and troubleshooting considerations like roaming behavior and distance limitations.
Guide for configuring outdoor CPE-to-AP Wi-Fi links using MikroTik RouterOS's `wifi-qcom` package, covering frequency selection, country regulations, AP mode setup, security, and distance considerations for long-range connections.
This guide provides instructions for configuring standalone access points (APs) using MikroTik RouterOS's wifi-qcom package, detailing setup steps for 2.4/5 GHz networks, antenna selection, and bridge configurations while warning against limitations in roaming without CAPSMAN management.
This page documents MikroTik RouterOS's Interworking for WiFi6, enabling secure network discovery and access point selection via IEEE 802.11u/Hotspot 2.0 standards. It explains configuration methods, interworking profile settings, and ANQP elements for enhanced client device communication with access points.
MikroTik 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) ARM devices can be driven two ways: through the new /interface/wifi menu using the wifi-qcom-ac package (WPA3, fast roaming, new CAPsMAN) or through the legacy /interface/wireless menu using the wireless package (Nstreme, Nv2, old CAPsMAN). This page helps choose between the two and links to the matching configuration reference.
This page introduces the WiFi configuration menu in RouterOS, covering basic setup for password-protected and OWE transition mode access points. It explains configuration profiles, security settings, and includes examples for resetting configurations.
WiFi CAPsMAN (Controlled Access Point system Manager) for the wifi-qcom / wifi-qcom-ac packages centralizes management of multiple WiFi access points. Covers CAP discovery, radio provisioning, datapath/forwarding modes, VLAN and OWE examples, and the CAPsMAN/CAP/provisioning property reference.