I’m about to move from a 1GB to 10GB uplink at my colo… so I’m looking at the current hardware range for 10GB routers/switch
My current router is a RB5009UG+S+IN connected to the uplink and then my 3 node proxmox cluster.
Looking at the current range of SPF routers.. The CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS looks like the right choice, but I noticed the release date was 2020?
If it’s good it’s good.. but I feel like maybe it’s worth waiting for a refresh? or it that not on the cards yet because that cloud router is still suitable?
I’ll put it off for a few months for pray for a refresh, but the CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS is what I’m looking for… So one of those for the routerOS replacement
then might grab a CRS510-8XS-2XQ-IN for 25Gb between the nodes or something fun.
i suggest to make the due diligence comparing rb5009 and ccr2004 detailed performance figures so you set down a realistic performance improvement expectations
i dont expect ccr2004 to have a refresh in short term, but who knows…
be aware CRS510-8XS-2XQ-IN is only a switch with a very simple CPU only for managing the switch, if you rely on CPU performance you will fail to meet a satisfactory performance
from the sum of your wishes looks like you need a ccr2216-1g-12xs-2xq, it checks all boxes:
12 x 25g interfaces
2 x 100g interfaces
powerfull CPU
Chechito why not the CCR2116-12G-4S+ ??? It meets the 10Gig throughput on the WAN side… and is $995, the product you suggested is for a 100gig wan, at $2795.
Stated differently are you providing us with the extra $1800 dollars?? If so I will send you my bank details.