Review on MikroTik Routerboard RB2011 UiAS-2HnD-IN with SFP Port and 10 Ethernet Ports by Su San ᠌

I use it in industrial operations in the harshest environments (dust, heat, closed boxes, high humidity, power surges), and it has never failed me. Dust, heat, closed boxes, high humidity, and power surges. Totally justifies the cost of purchasing it. A device that is productive and reliable, designed for more experienced users. Got pros: The following are a few reasons why I thought the router was great: 1. ten Ethernet ports rather than the standard eight, with five gigabit and five 100-megabit ports split between two chips on the inside of the device 2. Has an omnivorous diet, consuming anything with a voltage between 7.5 and 30 volts. 3. Power over Ethernet, both in and out 4. Extremely dependable, and the connection is maintained flawlessly even in hot, enclosed spaces. 5. Able to support a long cable; the checked maximum length was 142 meters; full duplex (all sorts of lengths happen and fall off at 100 meters) 6. Wi-Fi is strong, dependable, and maintains consistency for twenty clients (license level allows you to connect up to 500) 7. DMZ, DHCP, SNMP, and Firewall, along with other frightening words, are supported here not for show but for all 146% of the time. 8. Is capable of constructing wireless mesh networks in accordance with its own protocol. 9. You are able to connect optics using the SFP module, despite the fact that I did not test it. 10. Extremely versatile and adaptable personalization options for anything and everything 11. Robust metal body that allows for adequate ventilation and is simple to install in any orientation 12. Capable of connecting USB storage through the included MicroUSB OTG lanyard 13. sensors for temperature and voltage that are built in 14. There is also a console in addition to WinBox and the web interface. 15. It is feasible to install a surveillance system directly within the building, The Dude. Below are some downsides: 1. The touch screen is not particularly sensitive 2. Extremely challenging for inexperienced users, despite the fact that there is an initial setup wizard. 3. The eye-searing blue diode burns in such a way that it is preferable to cover it with electrical tape or turn it off in the settings because it fries. 4. Due to the fact that gigabit and 100-megabit ports are each implemented on a separate chip, it is physically impossible to combine them into a single stack (which, however, is successfully compensated by other settings) 5. There is only one PoE connected to each output, and the input voltage is forwarded 6. Fixed 4 dBi antennas -At one point, there were some relatively minor bugs in the firmware (incompatibility of saved configs of different versions). It's impossible to make coffee.