Yes, it is possible to integrate wireless connections between equipment from different manufacturers, such as MikroTik, Ubiquiti, and TP-Link, as long as common and compatible wireless standards are used between the devices.

However, certain manufacturer-specific features, such as Ubiquiti's proprietary AC mode, may not be compatible with equipment from other manufacturers.

To achieve a successful integration between these devices, here are some key points to consider:

Use Common Standards

Be sure to configure your devices to use common wireless standards (IEEE, such as 802.11b/g/n/ac) that are compatible with each other. This is essential to ensure that devices can communicate.

Operation Mode Settings

Configure devices to operate in modes that are compatible with each other. For example, if you are creating a point-to-point link, both devices must be configured in a mode that supports this feature, such as “Station” on one end and “AP” (Access Point) on the other.

Frequency and Channel Considerations

Make sure both devices are configured to use the same frequency band (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) and the same channel. This is crucial for effective communication between devices.

Network Security

Configure the same security and encryption (WPA2, for example) on all devices to protect the wireless network. Incompatibility in security settings may prevent communication.

Power and Sensitivity

Adjusts transmit power and receiver sensitivity to optimize link performance, taking into account local regulations and the distance between devices.

Antennas and Alignment

If your devices use external antennas, make sure they are compatible and properly aligned to maximize signal quality.

Software and Firmware

Keep device software or firmware updated to the latest version to ensure the best compatibility and performance. Updates can improve interoperability between devices from different manufacturers.

When configuring devices from different manufacturers to work together, you may not achieve the same level of performance or exclusive functionality as you would when using devices from the same ecosystem.

However, by carefully following standard practices and ensuring compatibility in the fundamentals, an integrated and functional wireless network can be established.