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  1. Now that I live 1/2 mile from a bacon plant.. everytime I go outside I smell bacon in the air. Makes me hungry :(
  2. @omegatron another beautiful thing about mikrotik - I can buy them locally :) - - I've seen those pics on the forum before.
  3. @omegatron in fact as local WISP has a mikrotik unit as a hotspot on the roof of my work building right now :)
  4. @omegatron i've noticed a lot of ISP's are dropping cisco in favor of mikrotik. Especially WISPs using them as hotspots.
  5. @jakemarsh I could have used that last night... hah. I ended up leaving them alone and reimporting.
  6. @omegatron and haven't had a single issue with any one of them.. #mikrotik
  7. @omegatron for the price - absolutely. I needed to setup vpn tunnels between 5 newspapers and I did it with 5 mikrotik rb450's #mikrotik
  8. Lunch time!
  9. @etychon just getting him riled up. I knew comparing mikrotik to cisco would do it :) Mikrotik does make a good router os though.
  10. @IPv6Freely and from what i've read the original IOS was a stripped down variant of unix - now not so much.
  11. @IPv6Freely I do believe a large chunk of the cisco voip gear also runs on a linux kernel.
  12. @IPv6Freely IOS XE ( Cisco ) is built on linux. Their core router os i'm sure is also a home brew variant of linux.
  13. @fienen because it doesn't say 'cisco' on it - duh :)
  14. @IPv6Freely but wait - isn't Cisco running on a variant of linux?
  15. @IPv6Freely But for routing, tunnels, etc .... mikrotik has most if not all of the same functionality for a fraction of the cost.
  16. @IPv6Freely Oh but I do. I use both... Now sure Mikrotik can't touch Ciscos higher end stuff for datacenters .
  17. @IPv6Freely when you buy cereal - do you buy the name brand stuff - or the generics? Why pay for a name .
  18. @IPv6Freely so just because it says 'Cisco' and costs hundreds/thousands more - it's better? Really thats the only difference.
  19. @IPv6Freely I might add I use a mix of cisco and mikrotik at work.
  20. @IPv6Freely You laugh now but have you actually used a mikrotik router? Or do you just stick to the overpriced cisco branded stuff? :)