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Nice, I was waiting for this. Looks like they listened to the requests (2.5G ethernet, extra SMA ports) Next question how much. £700? £800? and will ms-dist ever get them in stock?
Yes and no,I guess this brand is the Rolls Royce of the router world?
Man I wish they had not put 2 x SMA connectors on there for "wifi". It would have been a better idea to make 2 of them for 4G and the other 2 for 5G. Sigh.
"Unlike the LTE/5G antennas, the dual-band wireless network antennas CANNOT BE REMOVED!"
lol. why?!
Lets face it they are in Latvia not France and maybe in Latvian Chateau is pronounced ChatooI know I'm being difficult and a bit of a lingo nazi, but am I the only one bothered they can't correctly pronounce their own product name?
"Chateau" is not pronounced "shat too" and definitely doesn't rhyme with "two".
Don't forget about Kirkcudbright kommando828. (Prounounced Kir coo bray)Lets face it they are in Latvia not France and maybe in Latvian Chateau is pronounced Chatoo
In Italy my surname is pronounced very oddly. so odd if they call out my surname as they pronounce it I do not recognise it.
There is a town near me spelt Strathaven but pronounced locally as 'Strayvn', if your not a local asking for directions gets confusing.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Strathaven+pronociation&rls=com.microsoft:en-GB:{referrer:source?}&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7
already eaten thanksCogenhoe anyone?
Bozeat?
Yes IP passthrough mode existsTempted to pick this up when it is released next month/december to replace a Huawei 5G CPE Pro 2
Quick question, do these have a modem only mode (for people who operate other microtik kit) as I want to plug it directly into a Netgear 6e orbi mesh.
You can dedicate a single eth to ip passthrough, and then set the others for management etc.Great perfect, I've found the Huwaei unable to maintain a 5g connection compared to various mobile 5g devices in the same area so am hoping the antennas and internal gubbins will sort that issue.
If you mean router and not mobile router, you can check out the various commercial Network Operating Systems to find the RR equivalent.I guess this brand is the Rolls Royce of the router world?