Who makes the best network gear, and why is it MikroTik?
Literally who? You should buy Cisco gear, then do their networking course and study for your CCNA
My sister if you know what I mean.
>>53632344
This, I got a RB2011UIAS-RM for work, its been fantastic.
>>53632370
2 rupees have been deposited into your account.
>>53632370
Juniper > Cisco.
>>53632344
Meraki motherfuck, Cisco represent.
>>53632424
Juniper the company who did not know that their code contained a back door?
>>53632344
What are you using it for OP? Home or work?
>>53632424
Funny. I used to work for CBTS and worked on the 5/3rd bank migration from Juniper to Cisco. Juniper is a piece of shit
>postulating an initial open ended question then changing the question to one that seeks validation for your own opinionated answer to the initial question disregarding that the initial question is open ended and thus has no definitive answer
>>53632424
Enjoy your backdoors fagget.
>>53632941
>Let's all imply that Cisco isn't an American company without backdoors
>>53632863
I'm using pic related at work. I can't believe how much it does for how little it costs.
>>53632863
i love old skool mustangs
>>53632344
Pfsense/cisco/mikrotik/juniper/tplink (just don't)
>>53634187
-2/10 troll
>>53634163
>MikroTik
is the best bang for the buck...IF YOU HAVE A SMALL NETWORK. I'm going to call 50 computers a small network. Also give your self some time to learn their interface. Their customer support is really good. I used their equipment at a previous job with no major problems. Also take a look at ubnt.com and the Edge router series, really east to use stuff from those guys.
