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We have been moving towards MikroTik OmniTik as our mesh device. Before using a NanoStation, you ...

We are using more UNIFI access points on installs these days. These devices are very frustrating ...

The NanoStation M5 is a workhorse of mesh networks. There are two versions XM (pre 2016) and XW. ...

Mikrotik routers have a few interesting things to note in order to understand and use them well. ...

The PowerBox Pro is an outdoor five gigabit ethernet port router with PoE output on four ports. S...

The NetPower 15FR is an outdoor 16 ethernet ports switch with PoE output on one port. Since the d...

The EP-R6 is an outdoor rooftop switch/router with 6 ports (5 GigE, 1 SFP). It supports PoE, but ...

Ubiquiti has a new "technology" which is the successor to AirMax , called LTU. (more about AirMax...

Ubiquiti firmware has some buggy versions that need to be avoided. In general never use a ".0" re...

This guide is intended to be a quick start guide to working with Juniper routers. It is intended ...

There are currently ongoing discussions with LinkNYC with the goal of having a deeper and more pe...

The network number assignment tool has been removed from this page as it didn't work. Please see ...

A direct line of sight to a Supernode or hub node is required to connect to NYC Mesh. To help t...

Alignment Process Under Construction Link Budget Calculator The Siklu Link Budget Calculator p...

Growing the mesh is important, but so is staying safe to install more nodes. These are general sa...

This page works best in incognito/private window mode! This is for installers to query our instal...

The first step is to screw the ONT into the wall in a convenient place using drywall achors. The ...

1. Intro These instructions assume only the required tools are used, and minimal precautions tak...

NYC Mesh Fiber Background and Splicing Guide ​ These are notes collected by @JohnB from the fibe...