Is it possible to use the nstreme protocol with both a wireless interface and a VirtualAP?

The correct answer indicates that nstreme can indeed be used for both SSIDs when configured on a wireless interface that has a VirtualAP present. Nstreme is a MikroTik proprietary protocol designed to enhance the performance of wireless links, particularly in terms of throughput and latency. It enables a more efficient transmission of data, especially in environments with longer distances or potential interference.

When a VirtualAP is created, it effectively acts as an additional instance of a wireless access point, allowing separate configurations for different SSIDs. Since nstreme operates at a lower level (link layer) in the wireless processing chain, it can be applied to each of these instances independently. Therefore, enabling nstreme on both the main wireless interface and the VirtualAP allows users to benefit from increased performance and reliability for both SSIDs simultaneously.

The other options suggest limitations that do not reflect the actual capabilities of the nstreme protocol when interacting with both a wireless interface and a VirtualAP. Understanding the flexibility of nstreme in this context is essential for achieving optimal performance in wireless networking setups.