Installing Openwrt On A Mikrotik Routerboard

They are considered working, but may be unstable. Nightly built images of Commotion OpenWRT are generated from our build server, and contain the most up to date feature and bug fix commits. If you are interested in trying the newest features of Commotion Router, check out the nightly builds and contact us for support questions. Released October 10th, 2014 Mikrotik Routerboardsĭon't see your device listed? Check the router hardware 'in testing' wiki page for a full list of devices being tested with Commotion OpenWRT. Released October 10th, 2014 TP-Link WDR Series Routers Released October 10th, 2014 Ubiquiti UniFi Access Points NanoStation M2 and M5, NanoBridge M2 and M5 models PicoStation M2, Bullet M2 and M5, AirGrid M2 and M5 models The current Commotion release is v1.1 'Grumpy Cat' If you are updating from older versions of Commotion (Pre-Release, Developer Release, or 1.0 versions), read through the Upgrade Guide on our wiki. After installation, check the Commotion Configuration pages if you need help setting up the hardware. If you're not sure which file to download, check the full list of devices we currently support.įor instructions on getting Commotion set up on your router, see the installation instructions, linked in each of the manufacturer sections below. Can be jammed with radio/data-interferenceįor More Info Click Here Commotion RouterĬommotion Router is a distribution of OpenWRT Linux that supports the wireless routers listed by vendor below.Does not provide strong security against monitoring over the mesh.Does not prevent monitoring of internet traffic.

Installing Openwrt On A Mikrotik Routerboard