Does this require internal routing?
795598
No. I do wrap my bar tape over the cables, but that is not required. The pull tabs are inserted from the bottom, hook onto the lever, and the cable runs along the handlebars and down the frame to the brakes.
1580416
Yes, not sure what your goal is but with matrix mixing or bus routing, this is possible. Actually routing it in as 3 separate inputs may or may not be possible but not really necessary given the bussing and matrix mix features
398793
Correct. The configuration is a bit complicated, but it's a fantastic router with great features if you know how to set it up.
24717
Jeff L, No you DON'T need a separate gateway, you just need to register all devices where you registered the Gateway. I suggest LaCrosse directly.
1329016
Yes, it has an internal web server. There is an app available to access it, just scan the QR code on the box and access it from anywhere. Poor documentation, since it is made in china. Had to do my own research to figure it out.
1406180
Simple answer is yes. It gets to be a question of just how portable you need your router to be.
67366
I use it in conjunction with a 1st router. So if this is what you mean, the answer is yes.
281678
You definitely need a bypass module. idata link is the most known by the installers.
1595872
I'm pretty sure it does although I'm only using IPv4. Maybe checkout the wiki at http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC
1234115
No, not unless you change the exauhst system also.You may change one or the the other without mapping.Not both.
3942
SG220 cannot do layer-3 routing while SG300 can. So, if you want to implement routing on your internal network, you'll need a router. You'll need a router anyway. Another feature that you'd not find on SG220 is a DHCP server. Very handy on SG300. I would suggest that you look at the emulator for both of these models on Cisco's website: https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/911/cisco-small-business-online-device-emulatorsThis will give you an idea of what's important for your setup.
85344
Yes, You will need To do port forwarding, I didn't ddns instead that, I got static Ip from my Internet service provider
1843074
No. I wouldn't recommend it for that. You probably need some sort of rotary tool with a spiral bit. This router is a precise tool used for detail work. I don't think it would take the kind of use you may have in mind.
2220975
Not to the router but to the network yes.Since it has to learn what it has to replicate.
2284211
In a word, NO. It has to be connected to a router that assigns internal IP addresses. That would be either your cable/DSL 'modem' or to something like an Apple Airport that has an ethernet jack.
1789503
May need to port map and get an external IP address. No-ip has free packages.
1607303
It works just like any internal wireless card; you can connect to any wireless network in range. No router necessary unless you want to extend the range.