What is the only 'AP Mode' available to a level 3 license?

• A. Bridge
• B. Station
• C. Station-Bridge
• D. AP

Answer: (A)

In MikroTik, the way a wireless interface interacts with the LAN is through bridging, and licensing can restrict which wireless operating modes you can use. For a level 3 license, the supported way to run an Access Point is when the wireless interface is in bridge mode (often shown as ap-bridge). This makes the AP participate in the local bridge, so wireless clients connect to the LAN just like they would through a physical AP port, keeping things simple and within the license limits.

Other modes would move the device into roles that aren’t permitted at this level: operating strictly as a wireless client (station) doesn’t provide AP services, and more advanced combinations (like station-bridge or a non-bridged AP mode) require features or licenses beyond level 3. So the only AP-mode option available under this license tier is bridging, hence Bridge.