In MikroTik wireless configuration, which feature controls the extension of available channels beyond the standard set?

• A. Superchannel
• B. NV2
• C. Security Profiles
• D. Access List

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that channel availability can be expanded by using a feature that allows the radio to consider additional frequency segments beyond the default set. In MikroTik wireless settings, enabling this option (often called a superchannel) lets the device use extra channels that aren’t shown by default, effectively enlarging the spectrum the device can operate on. This can help find cleaner paths or higher-throughput options, especially in crowded environments, but it must align with your regulatory domain and hardware capabilities.

NV2 is MikroTik’s wireless protocol, not a mechanism for widening the channel list. Security Profiles govern encryption settings, not which channels can be used. Access List controls which clients may connect, again not altering the spectrum or channel availability.