🔥 High-Performance Mikrotik RouterBoard RB1100AHx4: 13x Gigabit Ethernet Ports, Up to 7.5Gbit Maximum Throughput Review

There is not enough on the miniPCIe board (mikrotik didn’t make them on purpose, greed), so that you can add Wifi to anyone Comes with no default configuration (no settings)

Work failures. In a year, 5 RB1100AHx4 had 4 freezes. In principle, the indicator is not bad. Hangups were eliminated by turning off the power. Different pros: High performance. One of the routers serves as a network screen in the office for about 60 computers + IP-telephony between three offices. At the same time, the processor load during the simultaneous holding of two video conferences with external participants did not exceed 4% (specially looked). Approximately 25 surveillance cameras and

So far so good - used as an edge gateway for 1 Gbps fiber connection. With 25 simple queues and 50 firewall rules, I seem to have reached my limit, but that's to be expected at this price point.

Works well. No hard drive connectors were soldered on the board, so the memory cannot be expanded. The SD card did not work at all.

We needed a -48VDC model of this router and they haven't made it for so long. Although we would have preferred a model with at least a couple of SFP cages, this model runs on the DC power from the phone company switchboard and works well!

First, I'm not using the default settings, so I can't comment on them. It has a very impressive array of customization options that can be saved to a file or even an installer script. If you need a lot of "soft” control, you can get it with this router. The hardware design and features are the best I've ever worked with. Built-in dual/failsafe power supplies. Possibility of remote powering from two different built-in options! Backup (emergency) fans (although I've never noticed my fans running…

I have been using the MikroTik CRS125 Cloud Router as the main router for my business. Worked great when switching between devices on the same IP subnet. However, I only got around 250Mbps when routing between subnets. I upgraded my internet service from 50Mbps to 150Mbps but could not see any difference within the NAT server. When I ran an outside-in throughput test, the CPU hit 100%. I bought this router to work as my main router and I am using CRS125 as a 1G switch. Works perfectly. Using…