anchor.diff:  ![Shabby AP](ShabbyAP.jpg)
   
   We started with an emergency setup (2 access points) because we had to move on
  -faster than expected, there was not much of a concept, but it worked for us Panters
  +faster than expected. There was not much of a concept, but it worked for us Panters
   who were pretty much alone at that time. While we had our office on a
   construction site which was quite dusty at the time, we even managed to nearly
   kill our router because it suffocated in the dust (the whole rack was accidentally
  
positive.code: 
  ![SignalLevel](SignalLevel.jpg)
  
  A real cool tool is our self developed [self-service portal (only reachable from within our network)](http://status.kube.panter.ch/) where you can send us a rating
  to our company chat as well as chasing the issue yourself. It's an open source
  project and you can get it [here](https://git.panter.ch/open-source/mikrotik_SS_java) and tinker with it however you like.
  It should work on all CAPsMAN enabled Mikrotik networks.
  
  ![Shazaam](Shazaam.jpg)
  
  
negative.code: 
  Our WiFi runs exclusively on [Mikrotik](https://mikrotik.com/) devices because this gives us a lot of flexibility. Their devices come at a fair
  price and we're not forced to pay fees to use their products.
  
  When we first came to the new [Colab](https://panter.ch/about), we had nothing but an empty rack, an old DIY router and
  some broken cables. Step by step we built up the infrastructure, adjusting it to our needs.
  
  