Multi-vendor Wi-Fi without Marketing: MikroTik and Atlas in One Console

In advertising, “multi-vendor” usually means “we support two of our own brands.” Let’s show how this looks in our case — with a real example.

Different Manufacturers, One Console

In one network — MikroTik and access points on our firmware. Both provide traffic telemetry via NetFlow, and in the analytics console, they are indistinguishable: the same application, node, and anomaly graphs. The operator looks at the network, not a zoo of vendors.

Why This Matters for Business

Equipment is purchased over the years and through various channels: branches, contractors, legacy from previous integrators. The requirement to “throw everything out and buy ours” is the cost of vendor lock-in. We eliminate that: the controller adapts to the equipment park, not the other way around.

How to Connect Third-party Access Points

For MikroTik — onboarding without reprogramming, in minutes. For OpenWrt-compatible models — firmware port with ADP agent. For others — driver architecture: a new family can be added without modifying the core.

Frequently Asked Questions about Multi-vendor Wi-Fi

Can I manage access points from different vendors from one panel?
Yes, this is the essence of the multi-vendor approach: equipment from different manufacturers operates in a single cloud console without a “zoo” of different management systems.

Is MikroTik supported?
Yes, MikroTik and other equipment are managed in one console. The complete list is available on the equipment page.

How to switch from a vendor controller to a cloud one?
Access points can be reconnected to the cloud without replacing equipment. Submit a request — we will assist with migration.