Laptops can connect to a MikroTik AP that uses NV2?

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Laptops can connect to a MikroTik AP that uses NV2?

Explanation:
NV2 is MikroTik’s proprietary wireless protocol, not a standard that most laptop wireless cards speak. Laptops rely on typical 802.11 modes (like 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax), and they don’t generally support NV2. For a wireless link to work, both ends must use the same protocol, so an AP using NV2 cannot be connected to by a normal laptop unless the laptop has NV2 support, which is uncommon. That’s why the statement is false. If you switch the AP to a standard 802.11 mode, a laptop can connect normally.

NV2 is MikroTik’s proprietary wireless protocol, not a standard that most laptop wireless cards speak. Laptops rely on typical 802.11 modes (like 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax), and they don’t generally support NV2. For a wireless link to work, both ends must use the same protocol, so an AP using NV2 cannot be connected to by a normal laptop unless the laptop has NV2 support, which is uncommon. That’s why the statement is false. If you switch the AP to a standard 802.11 mode, a laptop can connect normally.

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