WHEN? Normis - when it wil be available?!Sorry, no. We will start by Groove 5Ghz.
WHEN? Normis - when it wil be available?!Sorry, no. We will start by Groove 5Ghz.
Can we get a status update on the Groove please. What is the estimated timescale on this product and will it have a similar price model to the Ubiquiti Bullet.
Thanks
Thank you for that. I will keep my eyes open.Groove is still on track, for this month.
this is the corrected release shedule:How about RB751U ? Wasn't it supposed to be released in April ?
Most of them: "available in May". What month is it?this is the corrected release shedule:How about RB751U ? Wasn't it supposed to be released in April ?
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/generic.pdf
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/generic.pdfThere was mention of a RB750 with PoE out. RB75UP or RB750P, I've seen different references to this product.
When can we expect it?
READ the document by Normunds. should be JUNE of 2011. Probably late June / Early July when be able to get one.normunds..
can be the poe switch have separate watch dog, it can monitor the devices connected to that port, and when it not able to reach that unit, it can be only reboot on that particular port.
if this can be, it will be wonderful, and when is the actual date for us to place order as we been waiting it...
appreciate for you feedback..
So - we are still waiting, and... waiting... and...Groove is still on track, for this month.
You want that kind of router from Mikrotik with cost 6k ?
Are sure that you will buy Mikrotik router capable of 100g which will cost 1 million or even more? You will not!! So stop complaining and use MT equipment where it’s suitable.
Mikrotik is perfect solution for small ISPs or any size WISP, they are also gaining share in enterprise market. I have customers with 300 RB/750Gs used for branch offices, it’s perfect for this purpose.
Hi, i just found a new Mikrotik product. Its the RG/750GL
Here is the link: http://shop.meconet.de/artikeldet.php?p ... tub3mefaa1
Is this a replacement for the RB750G? How is the performance? IT has double RAM but only 400MHz CPU for the same price.
it doesn't have USBRB750G was removed from http://routerboard.com/
So it looks that 750GL is replacement for 750G.
Slower CPU but more memory and additional powered USB port.
IMHO ideal product for SOHO market.
Regards,
So why USB port is visible on photo on routerboard.com and is also mentioned in Quick User Guide? Please, don't make people fool and fix documentation.ditonet wrote:
RB750G was removed from http://routerboard.com/
So it looks that 750GL is replacement for 750G.
Slower CPU but more memory and additional powered USB port.
IMHO ideal product for SOHO market.
Regards,
it doesn't have USB
Why have all the dates been removed from that file? Are they no longer on track for the June releases?this is the corrected release shedule:
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/generic.pdf
When should we see the RB1100AHx2 available in the US?this is the corrected release shedule:
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/generic.pdf
I think that is a safe bet.Why have all the dates been removed from that file? Are they no longer on track for the June releases?this is the corrected release shedule:
http://www.mikrotik.com/download/share/generic.pdf
I am told that this one might possibly make it out this month (June). The other Atheros based new products July or August.When will RB711-2Hn be available ??
Late this year on both RB1100AH and RB1100AHx2. More shortages at Freescale. Remember the RB1100 delays? Be happy that the RB1200 PPC comes from a different source.When should we see the RB1100AHx2 available in the US?
So the best RB solution for a Level 6 licensed rackmount with flash storage allowance at this time is the RB1100?Late this year on both RB1100AH and RB1100AHx2. More shortages at Freescale. Remember the RB1100 delays? Be happy that the RB1200 PPC comes from a different source.
Tom
I think you are correct there.So the best RB solution for a Level 6 licensed rackmount with flash storage allowance at this time is the RB1100?Late this year on both RB1100AH and RB1100AHx2. More shortages at Freescale. Remember the RB1100 delays? Be happy that the RB1200 PPC comes from a different source.
Tom
Hmm, I think I'll wait ... Is a L6 license transferable if purchased seperately?I think you are correct there.So the best RB solution for a Level 6 licensed rackmount with flash storage allowance at this time is the RB1100?Late this year on both RB1100AH and RB1100AHx2. More shortages at Freescale. Remember the RB1100 delays? Be happy that the RB1200 PPC comes from a different source.
Tom
The RB1100 has a microSD slot. The RB1200 does not. Both do have onboard flash so it depends what you mean by flash storage.
There are also MFM third party rack mount solutions using RB450G and RB493G routerboards and both of these have microSD flash slots. The RB493G also has a USB socket. Both come with Level 5 licenses.
Tom
Is there any plan for a gigabit router (450G-like) supporting jumbo frames? I mean, seriously, a Gb network device that is limited to 1500 mtuThe most useful stat is a higher MTU.
Licenses cannot be transferred around. They stay with the device that they are installed on. However, you can move an x86 license to another x86 box by moving the hard drive, or flash drive that it was installed on. That is one of the reasons to install an license on a reliable medium like flash drive.Hmm, I think I'll wait ... Is a L6 license transferable if purchased seperately?
I have an RB450G and an ESXi server, I could load a RouterOS VM and install the L6 License and use it for my needs, then when the RB1100AHx2 comes out, I would not have need for the VM, so it would be nice to transfer the purchased L6 to the RB450G.
Also if I have 1 RouterOS VM active, and 1 cold backup, could I utilize the same license as long as I don't have both up and running at the same time, or would I still need 2 licenses?
Yes, MicroSD is what I was referring to, I was thinking about utilization of Web Caching and Metarouter.
You do not want the RB751G specifically because it has 400mhz and 23/64mb ram? That has nothing to do with minipci and usb. The RB751G has usb. It doesn't have minipci, but it has a powerful 802.11n radio built in.i have a wish
routerboard 450G with mini pci and powered usb for 3g or more storage
can mikrotik/routerboard carry into effect ?
maybe with a new product
rb751g, if it will have 400 mhz cpu and 32/64mb ram is not really what i want
thanks
what is that? we don't have such productNormis when rb711 5HnD ?
At a guess, I would say that it is because Mikrotik operates in a competitive market and do not want their competitors to find out about future products before they are in production.Why not show RB711 5HnD ? Several times I wrote about this product but always has been deleted.
We just make our ownWhy not show RB711 5HnD ? Several times I wrote about this product but always has been deleted.
I hope you DONT delete this post.
http://ispforum.cz/download/file.php?id=1077
SXT is good, but we need a dual rb711
Thank Normis
Quite expensive productionWe just make our ownWhy not show RB711 5HnD ? Several times I wrote about this product but always has been deleted.
I hope you DONT delete this post.
http://ispforum.cz/download/file.php?id=1077
SXT is good, but we need a dual rb711
Thank Normis
it's not our picture, and we don't have such product at the moment. it's photoshopped, so somebody is playing a joke on you.Why not show RB711 5HnD ? Several times I wrote about this product but always has been deleted.
I hope you DONT delete this post.
http://ispforum.cz/download/file.php?id=1077
SXT is good, but we need a dual rb711
Thank Normis
This summerOn that subject, is there any update on when the 751U will be available?
The last official word from mikrotik was "April"
Thank you Normis.current estimate for Rb750UP is August
Also, will it be AC or DC power supply?I am extremely interested in the RB2011.
- Any idea on the release date?
- What L2MTU can be expected?
- What throughputs/performance can be expected?
- Will it have OAM capabilities?
- Will there be a non wireless version?
Yes a higher dbi antenna would be nicer.I hoped to see the SXT 20dB antenna in list.
It would be perfect! sigh
here it is: http://routerboard.com/RB435Gwill be in the future something like this?
[*]2 or more Gbit ethernet interface with at least 1526 byte L2MTU
[*]1 minipci port (or 1 integrated 802.11n MiMo radio module normal or H version)
[*]no moving part (so no fan)
[*]around $200 price
We thinks that this is what a professional wisp need to have today to provide a good internet service to it's customers...
Will be also a fiber version?... no I don't wan't ask too much!
Good work!
about what voltage you are talking about? If you are powering 7series or 4 series RouterBOARD from that solar panel, RB750GL will definitely work.Will it work above 28v then, which we often need in solar sites?
+1.Ubiquiti client currently supplies kit that is protected against ESD. SXT gets plastic POE. What?
Results are on page 9 and 12 of the PowerPoint slide pack. Roughly double the performance of a Rocket.
It's time you guys have a MUM in Cape Town so that people like Eugenevdm and I can take you into real world scenarios and show you how the products perform "in the wild".eben, what? it's common knowledge that mikrotik nv2 outperforms ubnt devices by a good margin, even the AFMUG Backhaul Bakeoff proved that: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r253380 ... E~start=20
Results are on page 9 and 12 of the PowerPoint slide pack. Roughly double the performance of a Rocket.
most of our products have 12-16kV ESD protection on both ethernet and RF ports.and ESD? will ever be supported by you? I have to buy another one bracket, and other PoE to SXT. That's a lot more money on. The first time a storm damaged the RB.
Two rules that I follow:... a direct strike will destroy the device...
RB711 is one of our most successful products, and we sell it worldwide in very large numbers.I'm not buying them. People buy them, and they could stop you know? You can eat bread with butter and ham or only with butter. As easy as that.