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Quindor

With regard to CPU, CCR1072-1G-8S+ has 72 core cpu. 1 GHz x 72 = 72 GHz So this would basically work better. CCRC1072 can handle the task of 10G Easily. Unsure what you wanted to say with your comment on this thread 2 years later. But the info contained in your comment is inherently wrong too. Mhz ...

Quindor

@octavean hmm, seems you are correct and your unit might have died! Mine is still purring (well it's silent but ok) along! Normally I would suggest you could try a netinstall but if you pushing the reset button doesn't do anything that's not going to work either.... Probably best to return it and ge...

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Interesting, I had a discussion about this after my CRS309 video last week . I was testing, including jumbo frames and it was working fine and he said it was impossible. All that I can add to this discussion is that module revision 2.11 manufactured 2018-12-06 works well. Tested it with 1Gbit Intel ...

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I know the difference between good and bad stick/buttons. Hell, you can feel it. What is the difference between good and low-to-mid PCB? The references I made during the video about the PCB where mostly about the layout. I do some PCB layout myself and can quickly see if things where thought throug...

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Can you turn this device into a NetFlow probe that plugs into a SPAN port on a switch ? Most of my L3 switches can only do sFlow and it doesn't really do a great job when it comes to inspecting east/west traffic for botware/malware/suspect traffic etc. Have you tried using the device as a transpare...

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I noticed there isn't a general topic about the CRS309 switch yet. I installed one in my home this week and couldn't be happier with it! I made a video about it so everyone can have a good look and it also includes some shots from the insides of the switch. If anyone has any questions, let me (us?) ...

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"router rebooted because some critical program crashed" RB4011 doing NAT ~500mbps, cpu 20-30% reboots every few days. Routeros 6.43.4 What this critical program issue means? What could be solution ? Try and update to latest stable first, if the problem then still occurs, open a support ti...

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Just a quick question. Will Routerboard that support 802.3af/at standard powered by cisco poe switch that support such standard? Thanks I'm not quite sure what you are asking but if it states that a routerboard supports 802.3af/at then it will support that and work with any (most) POE switches that...

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Thank you all so much for your replies! @Quindor: If the setup is like a daisy-chain, for example like this: RB4011 #1 <-----> RB4011 #2 <-----> RB4011 #3 is the implementation that you are describing possible? Because from your post I understand that the 2 additional routers should connect directl...

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This question keeps popping up now and then. Wireless roaming is purely a client related matter. Your smartphone or laptop will be the device that decides if it's going to move to a new (now stronger/closer) AP or not. This is standard WiFi functionality and keeps getting improved each WiFi version....

Quindor

The built-in testing tools are only intended to be used to test line bandwidth from one routerboard to another, if you have above a few hundred Mbit's of bandwidth, other factors become the limiting factor and they are useless. this is what i intended to do. ccr will do better, for sure, but i was ...

Quindor

some tests made with RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD and CCR1009-7G-1C-1S+, using bandwidth server, default mtu. Just to be sure, during these tests, you didn't use bandwidth server or testing tools on the Routerboards themselves correct? Only using clients (PC's) that are in front and behind the routers menti...

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I'm using an Aerohive AP Wait, does that device even support powering using Passive POE? I can see it supporting active POE over mode A, not passive/mode B. Maybe it does but only using 100Mbit but can't find anything about it being officially supported for your device. There is a difference betwee...

Quindor

Are you guys(?) using GB compatible POE injectors?
https://mikrotik.com/product/RBGPOE

I think they are talking POE out, not in.

Quindor

Interesting indeed... wonder about other SFPs as well.
Being able to use passive DAC is great news, even if it might be limited to shorter cables.

Passive DAC is limited to 5 meter anyway, most common are 1 meter or 3 meter, but anything longer then 5m is active in theory.

Quindor

So it's working fine with passive DAC? Strange that their own table says it's not supported. Maybe they mean by that, that it might be work, but they are not going to provide support for it. Weird...

Quindor

just tested a 4011 - i paired it up with a CCR1009-8G-1S-1S+ using GE only.

Thank you for the tests, sounds very good so far, keep them coming!

Quindor

I believe the configuration you have above will work just fine. All traffic will go through the CPU, which is the same as it is doing right judging from your screenshots. They are referring to having the switching chip handle VLAN translations, that it is not capable of right now. So if you heavily ...

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Although technically a lot of complaints in this topic have a basis somewhere I don't really understand the complaints about the RB4011 series. For anyone who has a 500Mbit or a 1Gbit Internet connection coming into their home/business and who wants to do routing between internal subnets above 1Gbps...

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Am I correct in assuming the RB4011iGS+RM is a fanless model? That would be awesome! :D Yes, both models are fanless, and have a very big heatsink (half of the body itself is the heatsink). A thing to note, is that the tested ambient temperature level is up to +70C on the Ethernet only model, and +...

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Am I correct in assuming the RB4011iGS+RM is a fanless model? That would be awesome!

Quindor

Why would this post be closed? It's good information. I'm assuming this has to do with the management open to internet related bug a few versions back and it's patched by now. But if Mikrotik could let us know in this thread, that would be great.

Quindor

Upgraded a CCR1009, 2xCRS226 and 4xwAP AC without any issues. Was running a previous build of v6.42RCxx --> v6.42 final.

Quindor

Interesting issue! Has anyone tried connecting two hAP AC2's to each other and seeing what throughput is that way? That way it should not have any incompatibility issues. p.s. Always use iperf3 to test through the device, never use the performance test on the device itself because it will load the C...

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I have dozens of screen shots of side by sides with A Ruckus AP to Mikrotik hAP AC to a Mikrotik wAP AC. There are 200-300M differences between back to back tests. I'd love to see those tests, always interesting! If I take a look at regular to expensive AP's, ~300Mbit is about the max that is regul...

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I have 5 of them in and around my home in a CAPSman setup, it's been working great for me. While they may not offer the blistering speeds you see advertised everywhere I'm able to pull about 250Mbit through them with my Laptop in most situations and my Galaxy S7 hits around 180Mbit. Realistically, e...

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Although that is a workaround/solution for now it rounds up to a bit of a hacked together switch. With that said, for myself, I plan on buying a CRS328-24P-4S+RM to solve my POE and 10Gbit needs for now. With it's 4x SFP+ it will allow me to uplink my router (CCR1009) with 10Gbps and then my desktop...

Quindor

here I am using a CRS125-24G-1S with the last stable version (6.40.4) and also tested with the 6.41rc47, without rules like a simple switch between all the ports passing in average 150MBPS and also I am having packet loss I don't know what conclusion you've drawn from this 2 year old forum thread ,...

Quindor

Well, look at the traffic flow. From slave port 1 to slave port 2 it should only go through the switch chip. As soon as a bridge is involved, the CPU needs to handle the packets. Can it be that was the case? Also what do you mean with bonding? Some are done in hardware, but most are again done throu...

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Awesome to read about the S+RJ10 SFP module, that could come in handy in certain situations! I'm guessing that combined with an Intel X540-T1 it's going to be only 1/10Gbps and max 30 meters for 10Gbit? Also the specs lists the compatible Mikrotik devices, am I reading it correctly this SFP+ module ...

Quindor

Dears,

Can this be done through GUI or it's just via CLI?

Why are you reviving a topic from 2010?! Come on.

Also the question, you can easily look this up with just a bit of googling or trying. The answer is, this can be done through winbox, web interface and cli.

Quindor

Those look to be power FETs (MOSFET). It will probably be hard to source the exact same type or compatible versions.

Since it's a groove, why not just replace it?

Quindor

From what I'm reading I think you should first figure out your network better. The not connect issues you are having might have nothing to do with wireless at all but for instance a DHCP server which is bugging out or a firewall/NAT gateway running out of ports or something in that area. What are yo...

Quindor

Any intelligence in Passive POE would be a new feature to me. But if using the same cable works at Gigabit with the injector and doesn't work without using the connector in port 10, yeah, you might be looking at an RMA. Last question, are you using a shielded or non-shielded cable? If shielded, try ...

Quindor

Hmm, I think you are having problems with something being broken. All the things you described to try and much too complicated. We're talking passive POE here, no negotiation, nothing, just power on the pins, put a device on there which accepts it and it just works (the device turns on), hook up a d...

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Yes, I did. Hope the RB3011 isn't broken.

Does the RB3011 need to be fully configured for this to work and have a working internet connection?

No, hooking it up should be plenty. Maybe check the ports power configuration but other then that, the wAP AC should just boot up when connected.

Quindor

Same result 25/12 with CRS125-24G-1S-2HnD-IN simple masqarade :( After a couple of weeks and upgrading the CRS226 device to the new OS version 6.17 and the board to the firmware 3.17 I repeated the (routing)performance test of this switch: Downstream: 25Mbps (120Mbit/s ISP line speed downstream) Up...

Quindor

Will the ubiquiti instant 802.3af to passive poe adapter work in powering the HAP AC? i.e one side into a netgar GS110tp - the other side into ether1 of the HAP.

Yes, that part should work fine. I'm currently powering my hAP AC and wAP AC using a Ubiquiti 24v passive injector, no issues.

Quindor

I've posted about desired CRS configurations in the past. For my uses, I'm mostly missing 8 to 12 port Gigabit POE with SFP+ uplink capability. And a CRS model to open the doors to 10Gbit for heavy desktop or servers with for instance 6x10Gbase-T and 4xSFP+ much like Ubiquiti has recently released. ...

Quindor

I think your results are actually ok. You seem to be testing with the default window size, try testing with a window size of 1MB (-w 1MB). Also be sure to test both upload & download (-R) to see if it's maybe only one way. To really stress the link and see what it can do throw in a "-P 8&qu...

Quindor

My wireless area very congested at 2.4Ghz. I have attached my screenshot above. I don't do anything special with wap ac, just few configuration lines and that's it. CPU load around 1-2%. I am using Samsung S6 and Samsung tab pro, on both of these devices I can get maximum of 20/20. Time to time I s...

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Using the wAP AC (in CAPSMAN mode) with a 2.4Ghz client and 20Mhz channel width I get about 40Mbit down and 30Mbit up (max of my internet connection) this is using my Galaxy S7 which I think is the limiting factor (only one antenna I believe). So it's odd you are getting slower speeds with 40Mhz set...

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Yeah, kind of hoping they'll counter Ubiquiti hardware again (they did so brilliantly with the wAP AC). Their new Edgeswitch 16 XG is a great combination of ports! Still hoping/waiting for STP and maybe LACP support for the current CRS line, that would be very nice. Other then that, I'm hoping for s...

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If you are really interested in building a very powerful Mikrotik setup at home, take a look at this video and read through this article ( hAP AC review and how to get great wireless in your home ). It should give you a good idea of the heading I'm going in and what hardware to use! Design wise you'...

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They are currently directly connected. The problem is that I can't get quorum for a drbd cluster this way so I need a switch and this crs is by far the cheapest option for 2 sfp+ ports. A third cluster node would be on gigabit in the same switch group, but that would only have the cluster volume on...

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The 10Gbps ports are just for drbd sync. The proxmox hosts will have multiple gigabit ports for virtual machines, but this is really just about having a very fast storage network. Ah, I see, yes, as interlinked storage that could work but if it's two boxes and they are close together, wouldn't just...

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8x1gbps=8gbps is better than 1gbps Also, all ports are in one switch. There are no 2sfp and one eth. All or bridges. I never used CRS so correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not quite sure what you are saying but you shouldn't use a bridge on a CRS you need to use Master/Slave ports within the switch group...

Quindor

If you are unsure what is going on, a re-install, factory reset or even a netinstall is always a good thing to try. There have been several reports of upgrades not going correctly and losing the wireless drivers somehow. A re-install will mostly fix that.

Quindor

Yeah, that should work without an issue!

But if you don't mind me asking. If you are using the 2x10Gbps ports for VMware ESXi hosts, you are only left with 8x1Gbit. Which clients are going to use these 10Gbit connected servers? Because none of them have the bandwith to do so.

Quindor

No clue where that part came from, but maybe you can find a hint looking at my web album from when I got it. Can't find your part though.

https://picasaweb.google.com/1006755514 ... directlink

Quindor

Gigabit PoE issue. I have two of these, speeds and coverage are great. Run toasty though! Odd that you are having such issues. The Gigabit issues you speak off have long been solved as I'm aware. A recent version of the firmware also had issues but I'm sure you tried upgrading the RouterOS en Route...

Quindor

I'm not quite sure why you are asking these questions, wireless in a mikrotik device works the same as with other vendors? If you are unfamiliar with wireless in general, this is most often the best way setting up wireless. There is no "Best" setting really. It depends on your environment,...

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I was just thinking about this problem.

Could people whom are seeing this problem try to turn on flow-control on all ports (Auto should be enough). I wondering if that makes a difference. I always turn flow-control on to auto on all ports per default, so that might change something?

Quindor

Odd that you are seeing such bad results. I will admit I'm not using a hAP AC as my router currently, but when I tried it worked fine. In testing it also did a Gigabit NAT (Maxed out CPU) between two LAN ports. The features you are describing maybe aren't that common in a normal house though, but st...

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it could do 1Gbit of NAT using fastpath/fasttrack without a problem? For a real internet speedtest it did 200Mbit (Max of my internet connection) with about 16% CPU usage. I started with the standard AP config, then modified that with firewall rules, mangle rules, ques and addresslists that are use...

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Hello, Just bought the hap ac and set it up as a router with wireless. I am measuring throughput speed on the internet connection and comparing it to a Sophos SG135 UTM with accesspoints (AP-55c) connected to it for wlan. What should the throughput be on the HAP ac? I am measuring a maximum of 105-...

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It's meant as an indoor or outdoor "backyard" access-point. According to the datasheet: "The wAP ac is a small weatherproof wireless access point for your mobile devices, perfect for installation outside your house, in the garden, on your porch or anywhere else where you need wireles...

Quindor

What is the range your clients can achieve? 673 metre, so how close do I have to place the next WAP AC to the clients, such that the WAP AC can reach them? I have no clue how to answer this. Could you be a bit more specific in what you are trying to achieve? Range heavily depends on the situation, ...

Quindor

Those are not uFL connectors, they are factory test points. End user has no use for them. You can't connect antennas to the wAP (ac)

Ah, that's good to know. I will update my video!

Quindor

I don't think it's so much an issue of a wrong configuration, but a difference in antenna configuration. For starters the TP-LINK Archer C7 has external 5Dbi antenna's and the hAP AC has internal 1.5Dbi - 2.5Dbi antenna's. This means the TP-LINK will probably always have a bit better reception in si...

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It is easy to remake an external antenna? You've tested it with a parabolic antenna? (Google translator) If you check the video you can see the external antenna connectors on the board. Unlike the wAP AC, all of the antenna connectors are available for you to connect an external antenna. I have not...

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Yes, I have also tested all the different options using Active and Passive POE hardware I have lying around and I can confirm that it accepts a wide Passive input voltage range and also fully supports Active POE! Very nice and usable in lots of different scenarios! :D The one I'm using daily is powe...

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I still achieve a maximum of about 30MB/sec ~ 32MB/sec which is because of CAPsMAN tunneling filling up the CPU. Exactly the same as with the hAP AC (which uses the same CPU at the same frequency) Do you use "wireless-rep" package for CAPSMAN? Yes, this was using RouterOS v6.35 with wirel...

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I received my batch today and did a quick test upgrading it to RouterOS v6.35 and connecting it to my CAPsMAN and replacing my current hAP AC. All seems well so far, all the clients automatically connected to the new AP and as far as I can tell this quickly performance/range/etc. is quite similar. I...

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I just made my first order of the wAP AC (both white and black) and noticed there isn't a real topic about the unit yet. Hopefully we can all share our experience with the unit and maybe answer questions for others. I will be doing so as soon as my order comes in. Any tests anyone wants to see excep...

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Dear Rolo, Thank you for your concise response. Before my previous post, I _R_ead _T_he _F_ine _M_anual, to unbrick the CRS226. 1. Using netboot. Didn't work. 2. Using serial console (you know, cisco pale blue ribbon, with null-modem adapter, 115200 8N1), upgrading via netboot. Didn't work. 2. Usin...

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Mine are measuring just fine too. I believe you have a faulty voltage measurement chip. Shouldn't effect the performance of the device but if you require it for remote readout, you should get the hAP AC exchanged. Also, this kind of potential hardware issues is best sent to mikrotik support. Also as...

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I found plenty of recommendations in the internet to "buy MikroTik router and few UBNT APs". Why is that? Is it some super nice couple that works great or MT doesn't have equivalent product to ubnt? Or Unifi APs are somehow super awesome, better than ones MT offers? I probably would try t...

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rb44ge is pci exp 2.0, in theory with one lane of pci express 2.0 you have 4gbit of bandwidth, thats just enough for 2 gigabit ports in full duplex operation looking the photo of that card it has a pex 8606 bridge that bridge is only 6 internal lanes of pci express, that means the card uses 4 lane ...

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I actually did a review about these recently, you can find it here . I don't mean to solicitate on the forum but I also have some for sale if you are interested, I deliver them with 144w power supplies, but more is possible if needed. Talking about power draw I think calculating 17w per device would...

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I too am having wireless client issues since running 6.35rc33. Using a hAP AC in CAPsMAN mode and my clients keep loosing their connection to the network, connection stays up, but not traffic locally or to internet possible anymore. Reconnect of the wireless link immediately solves it. Running 6.35r...

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Thanks for that Quindor! I am aiming to consolidate. I tried all sorts of things with the CRS but just couldn't get it, even with a very basic NAT config, to hit over 30ish. I don't mind leaving it as a switch, it replaced my excessive cisco 2960s. I'll order one of these and see what I can get out...

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@michaelahess Depending on desired rules and such, it should easily suffice. If you read back a bit, or look at my review here , you can see it should be able to handle up to 500Mbit downloads, from internet using NAT over wireless when you have a good AC wireless connection with it. Realistically w...

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Bottlenecked in AP only mode? What do you mean? The CPU becomes maxed out before the 802.11ac interface reaches maximum throughput. There's several reports in the hAP AC announcement thread. Hopefully the upcoming newer wireless drivers will improve efficiency. I'm also hoping that there will be dr...

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Hi I'm looking for if the 10G SFP+ modules like "S+31DLC10D SFP+ module 10G SM 10km 1310nm" are compatibles or interwork with 10GBase-LR SFP+ ? 10Gbase-LR says up to 10km with monomode fiber at 1310nm like the mikrotik module but the SFP+ I have seen explicitly say 10Gbase-LR (mikrotik do...

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Is the Mikrotik CCR1009-8G-1S-S+ a managed router or not?

http://routerboard.com/CCR1009-8G-1S-1Splus

I'm not sure if anything got lost in translation or not, but yes the CCR1009 is a fully managed router supporting all the features of Mikrotik RouterOS.

Quindor

I was totally unable to get the fan to turn. Maybe the components required had been omitted, who knows, but my advice would be to play safe and hook directly to the power supply output.

But did you try both ports? Or only the one labelled 5v? Next to the other one I do see a mosfet on the board.

Quindor

Sorry to dig up this old thread. :shock: Did you ever manage to fix the fan not turning on problem? I was looking at adding a fan to it to provide some form of active cooling at least. I was looking at using a noctua 40x40mm 5v fan for it. But you mentioned you couldn't measure any voltage on the 5v...

Quindor

A common issue with the CRS125 has been queues. Could you try changing the queues of from "hardware-only" to "ethernet-default" and see if you still have the problem?

Also take a look in the following topic: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=92711#p463429

Quindor

Yeah, those UAP-AC's where running very warm! The hAP AC seems to run luke warm to the touch. Internal heatlh mostly hovers around 46C. Using a laser thermal meter the outside of the case is around 32C to 34C on the top and the vents (the chassis is well vented) are a bit hotter. The most heat comes...

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@aleh Doing some tests I judge idle wattage to be around 3 to 4 watt. The max power usage I don't know yet, but the data given is confusing. Routerboard.com states max 17 watt , the little paper included with the hAP AC in the box says 5 watt. I'm inclined to believe the max 17 watt because the adap...

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@ayufan So you are seeing a higher connection rate. I would imagine so with external antenna's, but what actual transfer rates are you seeing when doing a comparative test? I've been doing some more tests, this time with the hAP AC configured as my "production" access-point using a CAPsMAN...

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One funny note and disappointing. I have Archer C7 v2 (the Archer C7 v2 has the same CPU, same AC chipset and same amount of SPI storage [16MB]). To Archer C7 with OpenWrt on board my MacBook Pro connects with 1300Mbps (as you would expect when the distance between router and Mac is 80cm and there'...

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I received my hAP AC's today and am currently running them through several tests. For now I've been doing access-point tests on it without CAPsMAN or anything like that. Just setting one to "station pseudobridge" and the other to "ap-bridge" like I had previously for bridging my ...

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Watching the stream, thank you for making it available!

I complained once before that the quality wasn't that great so it's only fair to now tell you that the stream quality is awesome this time. Very watchable, good beamer view, good resolution and framerate and the audio is perfect too!

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Awesome tests @mavink! Sad to see the CPU still be the bottleneck. If this keeps up, hopefully Mikrotik can optimize the needed CPU power when in CAPsMAN mode like Ubiquiti is doing with the UAP-AC-PRO. Did you set up an encrypted wireless SSID or open? That could make a difference and I can't read ...

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Its not vexpensive at all for price you get.. - One Core 750 Mhz Processor - 128MB ram -16MB Flash Compared to Xiaomi Wifi Mini router that cost only $30 is ridiculous. https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/xiaomi/mini If you're going to compare the Xiaomi with a Mikrotik access point the hAP AC Lite would ...

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But do we know the CPU is too slow or are you estimating? From the reports we gathered we got one report of it being too slow, but I'd like to see more results. Judging from the specs on routerboard.com the device seems to be a lot faster then for instance an RB2011. Just judging by CPU Mhz isn't go...

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Its not vexpensive at all for price you get.. - One Core 750 Mhz Processor - 128MB ram -16MB Flash Compared to Xiaomi Wifi Mini router that cost only $30 is ridiculous. https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/xiaomi/mini Are you seriously comparing the two? :lol: :lol: Please, buy the Xiaomi and be happy with...

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How can you call this overpriced. It's 120$, that's not expensive for a 5 port Gigabit, 3x3 2.4Ghz and 3x3 5Ghz AC device in any terms. And you also get the awesome power of a Routerboard with it which you wouldn't have in other devices. So calling it expensive is a stretch by any means. Sure, you c...

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This isn't so much a mikrotik topic, but they are involved. To clarify, this topic isn't about Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP) but the video standard RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) ! The scenario is the following: I'm currently building a new house and I want to follow the build, create a timelapse ...

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You can prvovide iperf command with intresting for you params, I will do these tests @alber you are awesome! Thank you very much for all your answers! :D I always use iperf2 from https://iperf.fr/iperf-download.php , if you want you can use iperf3 too but the command line switches are a bit differe...

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My fast test result: http://take.ms/fAhKw For test was used nas qnap-ts210 connected to lan (1 Gbit) and macbook pro 15" 2015 802.11ac (connection speed 867 - 1300 Mbits/s) Traffic was generated with iperf Thnx! Ok, dat looks ok, not great, but ok. Judging from your comment that it would conne...

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I'm really hoping to see wireless performance tests with the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz AC when someone gets their hands on it! Really interested to see how well it performs and what kind of CPU load you would see when say pushing 600Mbps through the 5Ghz wireless! Using CAPsMAN these could be a worthy competi...

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I'd love to have 802.3af/at support on the hAP AC which you can easily house in a RF Elements Stationbox to have it look nice or a dedicated cAP AC would be awesome too. The hAP AC does have a very wide range input voltage (11v - 57v) which would make it perfectly suited for 802.3af/at voltages but ...

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Sorry to open this old thread again but even in the most recent version it's absolutely NOT clear that you need to fill in an empty IP the netbooting/etherbooting device can take. Also the current Wiki article isn't clear about this either. Change the lines in the software please. "Client IP ad...

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Just my opinion but can a 10G SFP+ interface do any kind of negotiation? I don't believe so, so it might be solved by just setting to 10G hard.

I don't have a comment about the RX signal levels, no clue either.

Quindor

I'm also running my CCR 1009 as my home router but use it either clocked down to 600Mhz or 400Mhz even. It's still mighty fast and unless you are running things at 10Gbit it will probably still be sufficiently fast for your needs even running at the lower clock rates. Also, most often the fan doesn'...

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Just to add for people who aren't aware. I've been running my CCR1009 at 600Mhz for a while now and performance is still stellar (Easily still more then 10x of a RB2011). I'm using it in a big home setup and really don't need to the power 1.2Ghz gives. Most routerboards support this feature! Overclo...

Quindor

Agreed, using it the way you described should work without a problem, there is another setting you are missing.

Quindor

I was facing the same problem myself a while back so I ordered a chinese model (Trying to go cheap) from aliexpress. You can read my review about it here, it has worked fine for me!

You can read about it here.

Quindor

what cpu usage when hitting 80mbit of pptp?? in tool profile you see cores evenly charged?? See for yourself. This was downloading about 16GB of data, I saw peaks up to 110Mbit but average was more around 60MBit. I have included a bandwith graph and 2 CPU graphs. One is of each CPU individually, on...

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Funny story, since purchasing the CCR1009 I've only used it as a testing router and temporary router where I needed it. Today I ported my configuration from the RB2011 I was using to my CCR1009 and am using it as my home "production" router! I did set the CPU down to 600Mhz which has made ...

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I used fasttrack and speed is the same, only CPU load is less about 38% under testing. So only option is to buy CCR. Thanks When running the tests, open up a tools --> profile before doing so. It will tell you which process is using the CPU. I do agree with the statement that if you are only seeing...

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An RB1100AHx2 is capable of routing, NAT'ing, etc. several 100Mbits of traffic without breaking a sweat. So it itself is not the problem. (BTW, before I start my whole story, my guess is you have a queue configured somewhere incorrectly which is causing everything to be limited to 10Mbit. Do your te...

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Have you looked at the following? It might be the same problem: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=92711#p463429

Also, as already stated above, using the CRS226 as a router really isn't it's intended purpose.

Quindor

The xbox360 had a very serious design flaw/manufacturing issue. Which got triggered by the heat, the heat itself was not the problem. Most modern Intel CPU's can run up to 100C without throttling as can most modern GPU's (although it's best to keep those around 80C). The advice was still sound thoug...

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We streamed Turkey MUM in full quality 1080p at 20Mbit.
Indonesia does not have such good internet connection, so we had to lower the bandwidth and resolution

Here is the Turkey live stream copy: https://youtu.be/yA77-M0FiC0

Ah, my bad, 1080p at 20Mbit is awesome!

Quindor

I often watch the live streams but it's sad to see it's only 480p. In this day and age setting up a 1080p or at least a 720p stream is trivial. Hardware costs can't be prohibitive either, a 1080p IP camera can be had for a little bit more then 100$. Re-stream the RTSP (maybe add in sound using OBS f...

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true while mikrotik its trying to release their first dual band ap ubiquiti its announcing their second generation of dual band ap I also think they could have done better, but you do realize that most if not all Mikrotik products use Atheros based radio's, as does Ubiquiti, but that the first gene...

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@vortex your reply is quite confusing. He is not talking about bridging and in his setup he wouldn't need to bridge either? I do agree that with a bridge or without the RB2011 shouldn't be too bothered by it since the bridge will max out because of the 100Mbps internal switch uplink. @toshes22 Euhm,...

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There is absolutely no guarantee that you will get the same performance. 350Mbit is actually quite the max of the RB2011 before the "fast" methods where introduced. You can use those, but not combined with some features, so the real answer is a bit more complex. The best is to do your own ...

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The RB2011 can easily do 1Gbit full-duplex on all it's gigabit ports when switched. It's also quite capable of passing traffic when bridged, especially using the new "fast" methods as introduced in the newest RouterOS versions. Testing bandwith using the bandwith test on the device and thu...

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Port 8 suddenly stopped working. Light won't come on when you plug a device in. Not sure how to trouble shoot. -Kim Have you tried making a cross connection with another port, also with a different cable? If the port still doesn't come online that way, it's probably broken. Maybe because of a power...

Quindor

Best to have Quickset set one SSID because that works easiest. "Power" users can build it however they want anyway.

Quindor

Simple answer for other people looking for the answer to this question. Plugging a passive POE injected UTP cable into a non passive POE port has a high chance of causing smoke, stink and non-functioning/broken equipment! Be ware. I do have some equipment which released a bad smell a bit but survive...

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Why re-open this old topic? Your problems don't seem related except that you have an RB2011 which crashes. Personally I run several RB2011's with switch, bridge, routing, NAT, etc. configured and have never seen this problem. I easily get uptimes of 150+ days. So that leaves me to think it might be ...

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So you mean the light on the RB2011 doesn't turn on and also on the PC side the lights on the ports do not turn on? Windows says "No connectivity" as if no cable is connected? (Red Cross)

Have you tried different cables? And different computers?

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I think you might be missing some knowledge here. The 100Mbit and 1000Mbit ports are on different switch chips. That means that either some cables connected to 1000Mbit or some cables connected to 100MBit can communicate together but not with each other. To connect those together you will have the b...

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Since this topic is starting to get replies, my thoughts on the topic Wireless for Home and Office: - Dual Radio 802.11ac AP with "Enterprise" AP appearance - MU-MIMO wave2 AC would be very much appreciated - More then Triple chain would also be beneficial (min 2x2 for 2.4Ghz, 3x3 preferre...

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different consumers - different feats/performance balance/priority. which is(flexibility) is key ROS advantage. one of my rb751's i handed/gifted to charity project/installation - runs 65/12 subscription without complaints(basic browsing load dominate), despite Huge amount of users. but most home u...

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its didn't had (slow/compromise-tuned)anti-virus and some other feats, like zuxel(or D-L DFL and DSR boxes)devices had. about 100Mbps over rb2011 - depend traffic and config. with minimalistic firewall, moderately fragmented traffic with normal pps - may be. otherwise 45-60Mbps would be more realis...

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I asked Janis about the internals at the MUM, here is a few clarifications: 2 switch chips, each 5x 1GBit ports. Each switch chip connected to CPU with a 2GBit link. 1x MiniPCI-E for wireless cards. CPU brand/type unknown. Oh wow, that would be a big upgrade over everything with a switch chip that ...

Quindor

My RB-1100AHx2 gives me 920+ Mbps NAT performance at 85% processor load (RDS speed test).
So anything equal or faster will do (meaning CCRs).

Yes, exactly this.

Quindor

It's actually a good question. As was mentioned above, it's always good practice to think up a good port naming scheme. Myself I use "1. Internet uplink" or "5. Switch uplink", etc.. So I put the port number in front of the description, that way it will always remained lined up c...

Quindor

Could you try the solution that works on the CRS125 to see if it also resolves the CRS226 slow routing issue?

Please see the following post: http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 16#p472506

Quindor

Have you tried the solution listed in the following post?

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php ... 16#p472506

It involves changing the queues in the ports from the only-hardware-queue to default-ethernet setting.

Let us know if it works!

Quindor

WTF!? then it test... First, you should make tests on torrents not speedtest.net ) Second, try to change Queue types to ethernet-defualt and post results. Actually, best is to take the whole Internet provider out of the equation and setup your own tests using iperf (for example) . This way you are ...

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I had a talk with a friend about this problem and he suggested trying the solution listed in the following post . That should bring your speed up to what it should be. :) ---------- Have you tried changing the queue type for the master port? Change it from only-hardware-queue to default-ethernet ---...

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I think you might be comparing two different statistics. RAM and ROM. I don't know how much ROM the device has (can be different, from 128MB/MiB to 512MB/MiB). This is your storage space to keep log files, routerOS versions, etc. Then you have your RAM, it is the memory the device uses. You use it d...

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Many thanks Quindor for your remark!!!
I've tested it using iperf, and finally received more or less truth results: about 975 MBit/s.

Regards.

Krzysztof

Good to hear! 975 is definitely the absolute maximum you can push through a gigabit link so that's working well!

Quindor

Hi, I've been using Mikrotik hardware for sometime now and I have the privledge to own a few cloudcore routers. Recently my company is thinking of updating the switching fabric of the company from old cisco switches to Mikrotik, Our current network has 6x cisco 3750's uplinked to a cisco 3750X givi...

Quindor

Please don't do any bandwith testing using the device itself, it's not made to work that way. Best bet is to get two hosts to do iperf over the connection. That way you will see a realistic load on the CCR's. If you need a guide on how to use iperf you can find it here . Be sure to use multiple para...

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HI Quindor, I changed my cable and testes again, I found that I didnt get higher than 35Mbit. I booted my 450G up and connected my modem, speedtest immediatly gave me the full 121Mb and 12Mb down and up. This would rule out my modem I would say. Perhaps I have a faulty ether-1 port, that I could te...

Quindor

@Quindor thank you for your reply. I have never performed any configuration on any RouterBoard. My best friend who is now at Zambia for work did all the programming. I only did the dirty work digging, drilling, passing the cables etc. If he can't help me online i will find a member from this forum ...

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Hi Quindor, Thanks for your reply. Of course I can quickly swap a cable and I will definitely check out iperf so see my performance on the CRS125. However my feeling is that there is some other issue here. The cable has functioned over the last year and I do receive my normal connection speeds when...

Quindor

I think you did pretty well in explaining what you want to build and the drawing helps a lot! What you are trying to do is certainly possible with Routerboards/Mikrotik. Your question is which Routerboard to get to use at the blue spot. Since it's going to see the most cables connected I recommend g...

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I'm using a RB2011 with my Ziggo 180/18 connection without any issues, always able to obtain full speed. In the past I did have some kind of negotiation problem with the modem though where the connection between the modem and the RB2011 would not negotiate correctly. If that happened I would also se...

Quindor

Yes that should work that way.

Quindor

> After power outage WIFI in RB2011UAS-2HnD-IN gradually > degrades till the range is less than half. Printers will no-longer > connect to the wifi and Note 3 smart phones in particular quit > working. Eventually the router will no longer route. I've had two of > them do this so far. One in my offi...

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Related-but-unrelated question : If I purchase a RB951G-2HnD, I assume it's easy enough to disable routing functionality and just use it as an ethernet switch + wireless AP with a common SSID with the main CRS109 wireless router? And is it better to do so via manual configuration or using CAPSman? ...

Quindor

If you do not wish to understand, that is fine, but please stop blaming the product for your lack of knowledge or investigating. From now at the every computer forum I ever registered I will reveal that MIKROTIK ARE SLY LIERS and their products sucks. Routerboard is quite clear about performance on...

Quindor

Better use iperf. iperf+nat+1Gbps+rb2011=0.3Gbs crap If you do not wish to understand, that is fine, but please stop blaming the product for your lack of knowledge or investigating. If you are just going to throw advice and explanations into the wind, don't bother. Routerboard is quite clear about ...

Quindor

What exactly is the problem? 280-300 Mbps NAT on an RB2011 is quite good and about the max you should expect from such a device. The problem is that I thought that I bought a 1 Gbps routing device but received a 0,3 Gbps crap. Yes I know that the throughput of the most network devices is lower than...

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I just got my first RouterBoard which is 951G-2HnD, did some testing and max sped is 300Mbps; Is this board too slow for 1Gbps connection? or there is some misconfiguration I have done on this board? What exactly are you trying to do? Switching, routing or NAT? Switching it should do full 1Gbps Ful...

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Have the similar problem with rb2011 - 1Gbps copper connection from ISP, up to 25 simple firewall rules, NAT masquerade and as result only 280-300 Mbps NAT throughput from WAN to LAN with 100% CPU load. Turning off/on LED as metioned above dose nothing. Any suggestions how to fix it? I was told tha...

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Having POE out on an 8 port Gigabit switch/router with WiFi and no 10Gbps uplink capability does not make too much sense to me. I would much rather see they would introduce an 8 or 12 port switch (CRS) with SFP+ to be able to uplink it with 2x10Gbit (Cheap DAC cables stack). That way we could feed o...

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What is the total switching capacity of this switch? I mean to say, can it handle two 10 gig SFP+ links with all other 24 ports almost utilizing full 1 gig bandwidth each ?

Yes, the switch chip has a so called non-blocking design. That means each port can be used simultaniously full-duplex.

Quindor

Most Intel chips, using Windows, will deny using 40Mhz channels on 2.4Ghz! They will work just fine on 5Ghz. I believe this is intentional to try and not pollute the airspace so much. I have several UAP-AC's from Ubiquiti which show the same. Atheros cards connect 40Mhz on 2.4Ghz just fine, Intel, n...

Quindor

It didn't work, I already tried that. The ISP tells me everything is normal from their end.

Can you ping something on the internet from the routerboard itself?

Quindor

On a quick overview you just give your router the x.x.x.54/32 IP addresses and the gateway of your external provider router interface. Then, put an IP of the x.x.x.81/28 range on one of your Local ports and set the rest of the IP addresses to your clients (manual or DHCP). Make sure the 'internal' I...

Quindor

Hmm, odd, if all your devices seem to get a bad signal to noise ratio it would suggest maybe you RB2011 is faulty in some way. Maybe you could try opening it up and unplugging and then re-plugging in the antenna's to see if that might make a difference. Setting to only-N should make no difference in...

Quindor

Hmm, that signal to noise ratio is pretty low. In the same room you should at least be able to achieve something like 60dB. It could be the cause that your client is not connecting any stronger. Do all your devices share the same low speed and Signal to noise? Things like your smartphone, etc.? Abou...

Quindor

This absolutely makes no sense. Looking at the block diagram's of your hardware all the ports you describe are connected in the same way so there should be 0 difference between them. Blocks diagram for RB1200 and RB1100AHx2 I would try and look at different causes. - Did you check sync rate of the s...

Quindor

From what I'm reading, is everything connected using wireless? If so, that could explain your problems. The mAP isn't the most powerful access-point around and having that many clients close to each other will be a challenge by itself. I'm sure enough people on this forum can give you tips. But it s...

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Yes, I have noticed this too since I upgraded to 6.23 on my RB2011! I don't know if it happened on 6.22.1 also. I am certain I did not have it before those versions. Quite annoying though. It makes reading the stats and following everything a lot harder. Hopefully it can be fixed (even if it's just ...

Quindor

Awesome drawing! I think you made a little mistake there though, you have 192.168.88.1/30 I think that should be /24. Also, about your problem. What did you set your DHCP server at to provide your clients as a gateway. Your clients should use 192.168.88.1 as their gateway, not an address in 10.20.30...

Quindor

This works very well in the IPv4 world, but you have to specify the DHCP relay source on the dhcp server (per server instance). This is however not possible (as far as I can see) on DHCPv6 (at least, not on RouterOS). Although relay servers is another option, I did not want to name it because I do ...

Quindor

A wireless client will always connect to an SSID when the name (and keyphrase) are the same. There is no way to disable this behavior, but I can't think of a situation where you would want this anyway. This way you can have multiple AP's with the same setting, connected to the same LAN in the back-e...

Quindor

Euhm, no.... How would this work? DHCP works using broadcasts over a layer 2 segment. If the DHCP server receives this broadcast it send backup a DHCP acknowledge and address, etc. If you where to have two DHCP servers in the same layer 2 subnet/segment. They would both receive it and both send back...

Quindor

From your description this does not seem like a wireless problem with your Routerboard but rather with your Netbook. It probably still knows a different network you tried or used in the past and automatically connects to it when you get close. Try and clear this list and also see if that is what is ...

Quindor

- Can you check if you have enabled both chains for send and receive on the wireless properties? - Can you check if you client actually connects with 40Mhz and not just 20Mhz? You can see this at registration and then the channel and type it select - In the same window you should be able to see Sign...

Quindor

To put a port in switch mode you have to define a Master port and set the rest of the ports as a slave port to it. When you don't add the slave configuration to the port it's automatically a 'CPU' port.

Is that what you mean?

Quindor

Hello guys, there is a huge I'm sorry i need to tell you here! I need to appologise for my doubts. The server did gather many information and data from MikroTik, what was not in case of UBNT router. The server had a serious issues with IO after the replacement of SCSI disks with SATA disks. The loa...

Quindor

Ah, like that. Your picture is nice! :D Routerboards always add all their own interfaces to the routing table under 'routes'. This way traffic always takes the shortest route possible. In your rules you are thinking too complex. ;) If you change the routes so that it doesn't know a certain range can...

Quindor

If you force it to NAT between the two addresses would that not give you the same load as your "WAN" situation?

Quindor

Have you tried using a 40Mhz channel instead of only 20Mhz? That could easily double your performance and provide what you are used to.

The RB751 you used is dual-chain and could have given you 300Mbps maybe? Anyway, especially with one chain 20Mhz or 40Mhz can certainly make a difference.

Quindor

+1 Yeah, I would certainly love to see a 24p or even an 8p switch which can deliver 802.3at/af and passive Poe for my Access-Points, camera's and IP phones. 2 SFP+ ports like on the CRS226 would be perfect. In fact, even making a CRS226+POE would be awesome. I'm holding off on buying one from 'the o...

Quindor

As a very quick explanation. The CRS226 will create several layer 2 VLAN's which also end up on the CCR1009 using VLAN tags over the 10Gbit port. There you will create several interfaces which have IP addresses and those will be the gateway's to get "out" of those layer 2 VLAN's to another...

Quindor

No, they will still be two devices, so the ports of the CRS226 will not be visible on the CCR1009. But if you use VLAN's you can create seperated ports on the CRS226 and then tag them to the uplink to the CCR1009 and it can do the routing (create VLAN interfaces with interfaces in those VLAN's, thus...

Quindor

Try and open up a ping to multiple well known hosts/websites on the internet and also a ping to your internal router and your cable modem. Watch those pings for deviations (raises in ms or even drops). Also try to ping your internet gateway address (if your cable modem is in bridge mode and the Rout...

Quindor

It all depends on how the traffic will be used. Copying the files to and from several ports can be accomplished with a switch. This would be non-blocking and all ports could be used at the same time without slowdown. Routing several Gigabits you are looking at a Core Cloud Router, a bit slower but s...

Quindor

Cool, thank you for showing!

Quindor

I have done some tests using an RB2011 and one of my IP camera's. When I use a passive POE in block on the camera side I'm able to supply 12v through the routerboard to my camera and make it work. Without it, the camera does nothing (although it has POE). So maybe that could be a solution for you? I...

Quindor

Hmm, difficult question. Looking at it from a general technical standpoint I would figure the following. Newer versions often offer newer functionality or changes in protocol, drivers or how it needs to be addressed. So the same changes in RouterOS will be coupled with a certain firmware version. If...

Quindor

I think you might have just received a broken one. If it really doesn't show up try and contact your dealer to get it replaced? Sucks when it happens, but it sometimes does (with any brand).

Quindor

I'm not sure what problem you are talking about. But from the pictures the fiber you get from you ISP has an SC connector and the SFP(+) has a LC connector. This is quite common, you'll need to use a cable which has both ends and use couple blocks. So try and find a Single-Mode fiber cable with a SC...

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1. What sort of global throughput should I expect from this? As in, if I plug in 24 gigabit boxes in and blast communications throughout it, what would be the actual speed I should expect globally? 2. I don't suppose I'll be able to do any bonding with this, am I correct? I presume this because bon...

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Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to subnet a Class C network and have the DHCP server hand out different network information for the different subnets based on what is configured in the /ip/dhcp-server/networks menu? So if I have 192.168.10.0/26 that should be 4 networks. and I would like to ha...

Quindor

Our RMA department only has received a few devices with such issue, so I wouldn't say this issue is widespread. Looks like half of the people with the problem have already posted in this forum. We would not like to spread any kind of panic now, so please sumbit to RMA as usual for any defective uni...

Quindor

Also, if this is a known hardware problem it would be nice to know which series of the device have been effected. Maybe in a per date frame list? I for instance have one from the first batch that was released but am not using it currently (It's for me new house which is being built). I don't want to...

Quindor

From experience with a CRS125 and RB2011 it can handle 200Mbps to 250Mbps of throughput, but not with a too complex rules set in it. So if your configuration is not that tough, sure, it should be a good fit.

If you do wish to a bit more CPU heavy things (VPN's, etc.) then no, it cannot handle this.

Quindor

I think English might not be your native language, but I really can't understand what you are trying to ask. If you are asking what failures it protects against it's both PSU failure and cable failure. If needed a higher voltage third source can also be connected using POE to provide triple failure ...

Quindor

Yeah, this is very likely a software bug because the switch chip can do it and the CPU architecture also has no problems with it.

Keep sending them support outs to get it fixed!

Quindor

thanks all for this discussion Port throughput max of a single gigabit port = 1Gbps down + 1Gbps up = Full-Duplex 1Gbps non-blocking internal connection Traffic that the CPU processes is 1Gbps in total doest that means tilera can only process 1gbps of total bandwidth on 1gbps port and 10gbps of tot...

Quindor

ok, i will try to explain. When passing data through the router, let us say, at 1Gbps, we have data streams coming in the router. Then this data is processed and sent out of the router. Data throughput of the router is that said 1Gbps. This is the number you are interested in - how much data will a...

Quindor

Thanks for info guys. The offices are on 5 floors, each floor has about 400m2 with partition walls of 30cm thickness. What wi fi equipment at each floor to buy? maybe some Ubiquiti Unifi or is some MK wi fi ? for same setup what I want to achieve now? Thanks With that much coverage area and floors ...

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This is device throughput - amount of traffic that device can receive, process and then send out to next device. The same traffic is entering and leaving router - so why count it twice?? routers are meant to forward data. What use a router is if it cannot forward. So why count twice ?? Because it d...

Quindor

This shouldn't be too hard. Basically you want a firewall rule to block traffic from a certain MAC address, but only during certain times. Create a new firewall rule TAB General: Dst Address: 0.0.0.0 TAB Advanced: Src. MAC Address: 00:00:00:00:00:00 <-- MAC address of client! TAB Extra: Time: Your d...

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I'm afraid you maybe didn't buy the right type of hardware. Your Routerboard can do it all, but I doubt the TP-Link's can. Basically, you wish to separate traffic for 2 different type of users. Normally you would get 1 Access-Point, define 2 VLAN's (Public and Private) on your RB1100AH and couple ea...

Quindor

Sorry to but in, but this topic has become quite confusing. Normally, if we are talking about a non-blocking port this means: 1Gbps port = 1Gbps Full-Duplex which means 1Gbps up + 1Gbps down = 2Gbps total traffic 10Gbps port = 10Gbps Full-Duplex which means 10Gbps up + 10Gbps down = 20Gbps total tra...

Quindor

I've got a few of these and very simple NAT setup, all switched, no bridge-default. The most I can get through it TCP is about 180Mbps down and 110Mbps up. Is this normal for this single core routerboard? Looking that this particular CCR has the same CPU as the RB2011 and thus it's capabilities wil...

Quindor

btest is the bandwidth test utility MikroTik has available for download.

Checked flow control, it is off for tx and rx.

I have another RB2011, maybe I'll connect it via gigabit and run a bandwidth test between the 2 ruling out the Windows boxes.

I advise to put it on auto

Quindor

What is your problem? Do you know if he got into contact with MikroTik/Routerboard and maybe just got faulty hardware exchanged? Or it was in his config, or an actual bug? Did he contact support to find out?

Or maybe his problem still exists and we'd be happy to provide some help.

Quindor

I was testing throughput with the btest utility between a Windows host on ether2 and the RB2011 with all gigabit ether ports in a bridge group and I was only hitting 80-90Mbit/s at 95% CPU. I was thinking doing my half ass workaround would bypass the CPU for all switching. I also tested between 2 c...

Quindor

Quick question for the guru's... I know this is an old post, but it is relevant to my issue. Would this be possible? ether1-gateway bridge-local > ether2-master, ether3-5slave interfaces > ether6-master, ether7-10slave Then take a physical cable between ether5 and ether6 bypassing the CPU for switc...

Quindor

Ok, when we can expect RouterBoard with 24 ports? :) Or RB2011 with powerful cpu? Mikrotik does not have optimal router for FTTB installation! True that a "ideal" FTTH device currently isn't in their portfolio (*yet). I believe the recently introduced RB850gx2 would do great in regards of...

Quindor

When we can expect CRS with better CPU? You don't! :D You should see a CRS as a switch but because Mikrotik uses the same CPU as in some of their routers it also has RouterOS and some routing capabilities. It's not meant for it though, it's a switch and you should 99.5% use it for that purpose. The...

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Is this how the architecture looks? Combining the various datasheets this is what I have come up with. MT could you please confirm? Yes I believe that is correct! Nice drawing too, but, euhm, Mikrotik released their block diagram a while ago : http://i.mt.lv/routerboard/files/CCR1009-140630151432.p...

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I just got my first Mikrotik (CCR1009-8G-1S-1S+). Have some previous experience with a cheaper device. First issue, the Quicket menu via WebFig doesn't show any settings, all fields are empty. When I login via winbox, the quickset shows me the current configuration. Second issue, the quickset menu ...

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