30-12-2019, 14:55
Sometimes some chips don't talk to each other, I don't know why, but that's right. Then you can change the device,
but if it is from the same manufacturer, it doesn't work anymore...
I have been using MikroTik products at home in recent years and although it is no miracle, they are cheap and everything
works for me - even the ESP8266. I have several of them (4 pcs) placed under the house and I roam between them without
any problems:
https://mikrotik.com/product/RB952Ui-5ac2nD-TC
(I use the SOCIFI service for my visits http://www.socifi.com/ with captive portal (hostspot) on one MikroTik switch
and I have a "RADIUS" server with MAC addresses on the same MikroTik switch, so I don't have to enter my password.)
Maybe: try any MikroTik AP device to use...
but if it is from the same manufacturer, it doesn't work anymore...
I have been using MikroTik products at home in recent years and although it is no miracle, they are cheap and everything
works for me - even the ESP8266. I have several of them (4 pcs) placed under the house and I roam between them without
any problems:
https://mikrotik.com/product/RB952Ui-5ac2nD-TC
(I use the SOCIFI service for my visits http://www.socifi.com/ with captive portal (hostspot) on one MikroTik switch
and I have a "RADIUS" server with MAC addresses on the same MikroTik switch, so I don't have to enter my password.)
Maybe: try any MikroTik AP device to use...