PLEACE
make simple compact ADSL 2+ bridge modem , just to make dsl conect and send it out to rj45
and after use some mikrotik as router (make pppoe\ipoe ) and so on.
Agree with you.
It would be nice to have in Mikrotik product line a very small (possibly PoE powered) ADSL bridge box, which can be connected to Eth10 port of my RB2011 (or any other of Routeboards) and work as “on-demand powered on-demand reserve channel”.
We use the draytek DV120 as our media converter as it does PPPoA to PPPoE passthrough
but draytek DV120 it is (~50+$) there is ~20$ cool modem but any way another device need power adapter( space etc.) and can brake some time
so mini ADSL bridge modem made like SFP module or durable box used PoE
it be best !
I wonder if making SFP ADSL module is technically possible at all?
What was able to find are multiple SFP modules as mediaconverters for fiber lines and some “copper” with RJ45 connectors for direct connetion via ethernet. And no any ADSL…
Can someone knowing clarify this, please?
I would love to be proved wrong, but I don’t think it can happen. Look at the size and number of components on a DSL module [Cisco, Juniper, Sonicwall] and I don’t think you’d fit all those into an SFP. Maybe it could get into a GBIC but who makes kit with GBIC slots any more?
In addition, it would be best if it could be managed from within RouterOS itself, ie see the line parameters and conditions, etc. Oh and it would need to support VDSL as well 
YES it is and here it is. VDSL2 pluggable SFP device.
http://www.comnet.net/comnet-products/accessories/cl-sfp.html
How many ISPs are going to plug one of these in at their end for you to connect to?
This one! Me, I’m going to plug it in. I have customers that we service with wifi, ethernet and vdsl2 and soon fiber. This would be great for suppling one device in the customers unit that covers all four media types.
Will I actually do…
I did just get a quote for 1000 of them. If I can can a great price I will use them.
But then there’s Will MT support it correctly?
i think adsl its an old technology, of course adsl has millions of active users around the world
but the main technology today and for the next years is gpon or any other optic fiber based.
i think its too late to develop hardware for old technologies
i think resources and effort will be focused on the newer tech
Yes fiber is the only thing you should think about with new construction. But there is no way to run fiber in a lot of these old buildings. There is however a lot of copper in these buildings that can handle VDSL2. We can spend a lot less time and money and still give the customers 100mbps up and down over the old wire.
To the point of DSL being old, yes it is, but AT&T U-Verse is delivered over ADSL2+ or VDSL2 and even Bonded VDSL2. Copper is dying the slow death but it it hanging in for now.
Oh, and there isn’t anything to develop. There is already a product we can use. I just need to put the two together.