MikroTik

Hello @riestra

The components you are looking for are L303; C316; S300
S300 = SPDT RF Switch, GaAs MMIC 0.5-2.5GHz 6pin 2x1.25mm
P/N: UPG2009TB-E3-A
C316 = Capacitor 12pF ±5% 50V NP0 0402
L303 = Wire wound Inductor 18nH ±5% 420mA SRF-3.1 0402

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@sealouiw

IDLE pwc (no active interfaces), after the device has fully booted up, with 24V: 0.12-0.13A (~3W).

@rootoslav

That is not a high temperature.
Default cpu-overtemp-threshold is 100C.

Hello nordicx86,

Please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com or create a request via https://help.mikrotik.com/servicedesk and attach a supout.rif files from both devices.
On the device itself the serial number is the same as in RouterOS?

Hello, walvord

There is no option to purchase every PSU separately, for that reason we do offer alternatives. The only thing you should be worried about is the max power consumption you reach on the device. Based on that you can choose your new PSU.

Hello,
The r2 revision of S+RJ10 supports jumbo frames up to 10218 bytes at link speed 2.5Gbps, 5Gbps and 10Gbps.
On serial number label there must be "r2"

Hello, To sum up: All MikroTik devices which provide compatibility with 802.3 af/at standard also support Passive PoE. Most of 1-4 poe-out port devices do not have any onboard voltage converter - they can power other PoE capable devices with the same voltage as applied to the unit (e.g. if you power...

Hello @RemiR Device itself will work stable from 12-57V. The 18-57V is recommended in case customers decide to use poe-out port or long Ethernet cables. If poe-in/poe-out port on PSE will be used in combination with a long cable and/or the PD will have high power consumption, there might appear a re...

@mkx and @quackyo provided an answer about the conversion on the device. In this case you may use RBGPOE-CON-HP. This device lets you use any 48V PoE source (including Passive PoE, Telecom PoE, 802.3af and 802.3at) to power RouterBOARD devices. Simply plug any 48V PoE powered ethernet cable into one...

Hello,

That is normal temperature.
Tested ambient temperature for this device: -40°C to 70°C.

@Guscht

It is DDR1600.
"/system routerboard settings set memory-frequency= "
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:R ... s#Settings

Hello,

This device comes with an included thermal pad.
https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/UM/wAP+R+ac

Antenna gain and other useful information you can find in brochure:
https://i.mt.lv/cdn/product_files/wAP_ac_LTE_200722.pdf
LTE antenna max gain: 4 dBi (with u.FL connector)

You may try re-install the device with Netinstall. Netinstall re-formats the device's disk and copies over fresh files on to the system's disk, this can solve multiple issues when your device is not working properly. Always try using Netinstall if you suspect that your device is not working properly...

Hello, 802.3af/at standard has max current limit 350/600 mA, but this device may consume more, therefore we cannot declare that this device has af/at full support. Due to that, device is not fully tested for this standard and we can not guarantee that it will work stable with every PSE which provide...

Hello, Yes, there are 7 poe-in ports and one poe-out port. At the same time you can use all poe-in ports. If there will be different voltage inputs, the device will be powered from the highest available voltage. If there will be more then one PSE, make sure that PSE will provide passive/forced poe s...

Hello Mett,
No, unfortunately, there is no such option.

Hello,
You may achieve it on RBLtAP-2HnD, but only with RouterOS v7 and using bottom mini-PCIe slot, or using the top mini-PCIe slot and isolating the usb3 pin.

Hello,
Please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com or create a request via https://help.mikrotik.com/servicedesk and attach a supout.rif file from this device (before creating a supout.rif file, attach the mentioned PD).
Provide PoE details of PD.

Unfortunately, there is no option to order such parts from MikroTik.
You may try to contact your local MikroTik distributors and ask whether they do offer such parts.
https://mikrotik.com/buy

Hello,
Device itself does not have an onboard voltage converter. You need 24V PSU to have 24V PoE out and/or 48V PSU to have 48V PoE out (IEEE 802.3 at/af).

Hello, Yes, you can use both power sources at the same time. If device settings are not changed, by default it is "auto" mode - it will automatically detect what type of the device is attached and provide necessary output. If the PD works with both low/high input, you can specify which out...

1. You can achieve higher data rates with wAPG as it has three wireless chains on 5Ghz interface, but overall, no significant difference between the devices will be observed in your described setup. 2. If you are using RB952Ui-5ac2nD with default PSU, you will have 12W on poe-out port. If you do not...

Please send the supout.rif file from both devices to support@mikrotik.com, refer to this forum thread.

Hello,

If there are any hardware related issues, please write to support and provide at least device serial number.

Hello @ecylcje

There should not be any issues with 60M cable, it must work properly with cable up to 100M. Make sure there are no issues with cable you are using.

@toxicfusion As stated in PowerBox Pro description: Ethernet ports 2-5 can power other PoE capable devices with the same voltage as applied to the unit. PoE-in supports passive PoE, however, if you find a PSE device which supports 802.3af/at on poe-out and PowerBox Pro powers from it - it is nothing...

Please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com or create a request via https://help.mikrotik.com/servicedesk and attach supout.rif file from this device.

Hello,
cpu-overtemp-threshold is available on CCR devices and by default it is set to 100C.

Both inputs can be used simultaneously, therefore, per 8 ports you can have ~150W (24V & 57V PSU are used). As example, 4 ports with low voltage, 4 ports for high voltage (per 8 port group): 24 (V) x 2.8 (A) = 67.2W 57 (V) x 1.4 (A) = 79.8W If you will use 24(V) and 57 (V) PSU at the same time, ...

@gcsuri

Please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com or create a request via https://help.mikrotik.com/servicedesk and attach supout.rif file from this device.

Hello, please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com providing supout.rif and autosupout.rif files from the device after crash.

@mkx you are right, I misread @Urajmal question. As mentioned, we do offer RBGPOE. In case you are willing to power this device through injector, we do recommend to use at least 48V PSU. Up to ~1A is recommended on Ethernet cable and the longer will be the cable, the higher will be a voltage drop.

@Urajmal
RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD-IN comes with 24V 2.5A power adapter + IEC cord. Is there any particular reason why you are searching for new one?

Starting from version 6.47beta19 / 6.47 there have been health improvements. More information can be found under "/system health gauges print" and if you are looking for oid "/system health gauges print oid".

The compatibility list haven't been updated for quite some time, but it would represent only the compatibility against devices in our lab. It is not possible to test devices against every possible device, so, it is assumed, that devices with the same standards are compatible. The wiki article is onl...

Hello,
Main differences you can find in link below:
https://mikrotik.com/products/compare/RB750Gr3+RB760iGS

hEX S comes with SFP port, wider poe-in supported voltage range (also support 802.3af/at) and has poe-out option on ether5.

This feature has not been fixed yet, but it is already reported. Currently the best workaround is to create a script with similar functionality.

Hello, please write an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com providing supout.rif file from described device.

@esorin0 Currently there are only 2 available devices with voltage conversation on board using single power supply - CRS328-24P-4S+RM and CRS354-48P-4S+2Q+RM. For other devices it is like "what you give is what you get", therefore, as example, if you will use 24V to power the device, then ...

@mducharme answered on most of your questions. Currently there are only 2 available devices with voltage conversation on board using single power supply - CRS328-24P-4S+RM and CRS354-48P-4S+2Q+RM. For other devices it is like "what you give is what you get", therefore, as example, if you w...

What is the "/system health print" output on RB750Gr3 (hEX)?

For now there is available device with 24S+ ports: https://mikrotik.com/product/crs326_24s_2q_rm
Other information currently is not available.

Hello Is there an actual need for QMP or QMP-LHG? wAP 60G are sold together with (included parts) metal ring (one) and plastic zip tie, which you can use for pole. https://mikrotik.com/product/wap_60g#fndtn-specifications But, with above mentioned parts you will be able to rotate device only around ...

Tested ambient temperature range is temperature in which device can be physically located. It is not the same as cpu-temperature. For CRS devices, with passive cooling, such temperature is completely normal and while device is located in environment where temperature do not exceed mentioned temperat...

Both devices are compatible with mentioned DAC cable.

In compatibility table it refers as " SFP+ 1m/3m DAC ".

You can use both power inputs at the same time.
From cold boot priority will be the one with higher voltage. In case you have lost electricity (power outage etc.), further it will be powered with next available power input.

I'm wondering if this is a compatible SFP+ Transciever for the RB4011iGS+RM. https://www.fs.com/products/11552.html

Yes, it is compatible.

Hello Paul, Can you tell me if it worked? Is it better? I have to peaces in house but one of them made a lot of noise. So i will replaced the fans but my question is wich fan did you use? And where did you get it? Kind regards, Thetmar Wiegers What version are you using and can you post screenshots...

Information about reset procedure: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Reset
If you can not reset the device configuration, use Netinstall: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Netinstall

Unfortunately that will not be possible. All warranty/non-warranty related cases must be addressed to distributor from which you bought the device. Is there no other way, or can you let the dealer return the equipment to the factory for repair? I'm afraid that will not be possible. Manufacturer war...

Such improvements were made to comply with country telecommunication regulatory restrictions.

Before you ask such questions here, you could simply check device specification section. If you did not find an answer on your question there, please take a look at brochure where you could find more detailed information and device description. https://i.mt.lv/cdn/rb_files/CR328-24P-4SplusRM-1804241...

Unfortunately that will not be possible. All warranty/non-warranty related cases must be addressed to distributor from which you bought the device.

For this particular device "total power consumption" is not implemented.

There are no standard solution.
If device is mounted "properly" (as example, it is not upside down), there should not be problems since water can't get in. Although we would recommend to fill panel hole at least with something which would not let humidity in.

CCR1016.. & CCR1036.. r1 can be used only with 24V.
CCR1016.. & CCR1036.. r2 can be used only with 12V.

Be very careful when you change internal open frame PSU, if there will be an overvoltage, warranty will be automatically voided.

Thank you for clarifying the issue, we have reproduced it and will fix it as soon as possible.
You can run command /system default-configuration print to see exact applied default configuration commands.

No, this device does not have beeper.

On the topic of CRS328: Since there are always going to be conflicting opinions between people who require a quieter experience and don't mind it running hotter (but still within spec) than usual and people who don't mind the noise and prefer running them cooler.. Why not finally offer options to s...

Temperatures are normal for both devices. Obviously it would be "better" if there would be some kind of active cooling installed in your rack, but, if there are no such option, then ~40C ambient temperature is still comfortable for the devices.

What are the "Ubiquiti Unifi UAP-AC-IW" PoE-in specification/requirements?

Note that hAP ac PoE-out provides only "Passive PoE".

PoE in input Voltage: 11-57 V
PoE out: Passive PoE

https://mikrotik.com/product/RB962UiGS-5HacT2HnT

Did you happen to get Protected RouterBOOT enabled? No ofc not, I didn't even know that existed till after this happen.. As I said it was brand new device, first boot, went straight to os update and it bricked If you did exactly what you said in your first post, try backup bootloader. Information f...

Hello, If you have changed MikroTik default configuration to non-default, you will need to Netinstall the device. Reset and Netinstall description see below: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Reset https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Netinstall If you have turned ON protected booloader, then y...

@liamharrison3

There is no additional features if you use it. Automotive connector is another option of how to power this device.

Tested ambient temperature is from -40°C to 70°C. If temperature range is from -20°C to +40°C, there should not be any problems. Device PoE out support 802.3af/at standard, however, you will need 48V ... 57V PSU since Ethernet ports 2-5 can power other PoE capable devices with the same voltage as ap...

@CoUL @Bolle

Thank you for the update. This issue has been reproduced, currently you may try to use custom uploaded files for The Dude background.

And what about monitoring for SNMP v3 in The Dude?
Same problem for me.

@Dude2048 @CoUL

Have you updated The Dude server device with latest RouterOS beta version???

No, there is no such option. You may try to change "device" size if that somehow helps you.

Is there any LED activity (blinking) when you attempt to go in Netinstall mode (press and hold reset button and then apply power)?

Information about Etherboot: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Etherboot

New ones comes with 2 PSU, that is true. To be sure whether you have r2 at the end of serial number, you can find it on device back side, there must be written SN/MF week/r2.

On which exact CCR1009 model you have noticed such CPU behavior (if possible, provide SN)? We will try to reproduce it locally.

omnitik crashes after upgrading firmware version to 6.45.3

Provide more detailed information about "crash". After crash appears, write to support@mikrotik.com and send supout file from your router.

Unfortunately, for this particular device, you can only use "dark mode", there is no possibility to control ether1-ether5 LEDS.
Currently there is no information about future hAP ac² releases.

Somehow we have missed to update wiki Watchdog page, now this feature is documented.
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:System/Watchdog

You have to configure "snmp community" (through GUI it would be IP -> SNMP -> Communities) where you will specify security, authentication protocol etc.

Detailed description about Community Properties:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:S ... Properties

GPeR PoE in supports 802.3af/at or Passive PoE (24 - 57 V). Voltage drop on the cable and on GPeR units needs to be taken into account when calculating PoE-in possibility.

Mostly it is as @Tobei has described. There are no problems in photos you have attached. In case you see (receive) device with bent case, broken ports or other parts etc. visual damages, let us know.

Hello,

You can use only SNMP v3 for monitoring.
More information about SNMP find below:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:SNMP

Depends on the cable (voltage drop) and PSU you are planning to use, but overall, in described setup, it should work without any problems .

GPeR full description:
https://i.mt.lv/cdn/rb_files/GPeR-1564987196.pdf

Please read previous comments, @normis already gave an explanation (Fri Mar 29): "The device has a very high performance CPU and no active cooling, the enclosure is made to act as a heatsink. It is designed to be hot. Without active cooling fans, you can't make it cooler. Even just running idle...

In the link below you can find a useful article on how to switch between SIM cards. As @sebastia have said - you have to do it with script, to do it automatically.
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Dual_SIM_Application

Hello,
The supported input range is 36V-57V

You may try to reset this device by connecting this pin (see attachment) to ground.

Thank you for your suggestion.
For now, MikroTik available switches you can see here https://mikrotik.com/products/group/switches

Any consensus if this is a problems on the power supply or network side? All PSU have survived each failure, but by capacitor failure location I would assume it's coming from the PSU side? From information you have provided, it looks like problem is in PSU (powering) side. Unfortunately, without fu...

Hello,

Independent ethernet ports support 10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G
Ethernet combo ports 10M/100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10G
SFP combo ports 1G/10G
MGMT/BOOT ethernet port 10M/100M

Based on photos, this looks like an overvoltage, however, without full inspection we are unable to provide any additional details, this is very specific case. Please write to support@mikrotik.com and refer to this post.

Yes. Installation guide and requirements see below:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:T ... stallation

The Dude manual:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:The_Dude

Thank you for reply! If manual repairs not supported oficially, then how Mr. Gennadiy51 has got new license free of charge after manual NAND repair ? Please see above posts. From Mr.Gennadiy51 last comment was on "Thu Dec 07, 2017 1:21 pm" . It is strictly per case basis and there can be ...

Do you see any burnt components in one of these areas (see attachment)?

@nemke

Thank you for the information. Wiki has been updated. Sorry that we missed to update it earlier.
If you have any ASAP questions or suggestions, you can always contact us at support@mikrotik.com .

Hello, We have received few suggestions of possible improvements from customers, who have decided to use this device in office or in very close distance. We are planning to add some basic fan control, however, currently we are unable to tell You when such changes could be available. Thank you for al...

In latest versions (6.45.1 +) this menu is renamed (wiki will be updated with a note).

*) routerboard - renamed 'sim' menu to 'modem';
"/system routerboard modem set ..."

https://mikrotik.com/download/changelogs

The Dude and WinBox must have the same port.

Please write us email to support@mikrotik.com . Provide some more information - what was done when such problem appeared, what recovery procedures have you tried so far etc. useful information.

So how do i enable dude package in my routeros?

You may find useful and more detailed information in MikroTik wiki page if you are interested in The Dude v6 Installation:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:T ... stallation

This does not look like The Dude related problem and must be something specific. Please write us email to support@mikrotik.com.

spacex nmt1900 Make sure that your monitored device "IP-SNMP communities" and The Dude "server settings" SNMP custom profile does not have any mismatch. There is no mismatch and these community settings have been used for long time. Only Dude fails and it worked fine with 6.44.3...

It looks like Dude has problems with SNMP access. snmpwalk to other Mikrotik device causes this to appear in log of target device 10:22:24 snmp,debug unsupported v3 security level 10:22:24 snmp,debug v3 err: 0 unsupported security 10:22:24 snmp,debug bad packet and snmpwalk times out. We have Libre...

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