Review on RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD-IN MikroTik - π Enhanced Performance and High-speed Connectivity by Ognian Hristov α
I like it, thanks for the quality product.
A good and balanced device. Expensive. But there is simply no real alternative on the market in terms of the opportunity / price ratio today. If there was USB, it would be perfect. Only for his absence - 4 stars.
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- 1. This is Mikrotik - flexible configuration, all the features of RouterOS. 2. You can set up ANY whims in terms of work and traffic routing. 3. Ports with custom PoE (all). 4. Simply crazy speed of work in tandem with 1GB of RAM makes it possible to realize any fantasies. 5. IPSec hardware acceleration, which allows you to raise your own VPN server with great features. 6. Large Wi-Fi transmitter power on both bands, long range and stable connection.
- 1. The absence of a USB port, both in the form of a connector and even in the form of pins on the board. With such hardware characteristics of the device, the lack of USB (neither a backup LTE modem nor a printer can be connected) is a frank miscalculation of the developers. 2. Strong heating of the device even in the absence of load. I have it installed in a street shield, where +10 is maintained (in order to avoid condensation), even at this air temperature it is warm. For comparison, Mikrotik RB2022 did not heat up at all in the same shield at full load. 3. The main disadvantage is the price.
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