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- CRS310-8G+2S+IN
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Very nice job on Hap Lite lte, but I wish I could say the same on SXTR&FG621-EA, No Arm and 128mb nand.
Also just as idea nice to see RB5009UPr+S+IN with 5G sim and NVMe slot for container or even Chateau 5G ax with nvme slot for container (One solution for all features) with better ARM 64 and more Ram.
I start deploy CCR2116-12G-4S+ for some clients and running few container very powerful router but too pricy for home.
The CRS310-8G+2S+IN looks really good, with all these 2,5Gb ports. But…
Really? 32MB of storage? Haven’t we already addressed this? I’m not asking for 1GB of storage - it wouldn’t even make sense on this product. But how about 64MB? How much more would cost, to bump from 32 to 64MB of storage?
Why, You ask. 32MB is enough, You say. Well, this thing runs RoS - that means we can partition it. And let me tell You: a second partition - with a known good installation - is something that comes in handy. I don’t know how much of the 16MB one RoS7 installation uses on this device - but I can say that uses about 12MB on my hEX. 32 MB starts to get too crowded for comfort, when partitioned. Strictly speaking, 48MB would be probably enough - but good look making 48MB with a single flash chip…
hAP ac2, which is ARM 32, just like CRS310-8G+2S+IN, uses something like 14,5MB (with switch-like config applied) of storage when running v7.8 (and I guess recent versions will be close to that). So 32MB is (currently!) sufficient to partition it to two halves … if ROS uses RAMdisk to download upgrade packages.
In v7 we are trying to slim it down, it should become smaller
SXT doesn’t have gain information on the product page. The inclusion of B28 is nice, but I suspect the unit still uses the original antennas which are next to useless for B28.
Still only have 100Mbps Ethernet ports.
It is barely enough. The device should have some slack, since one thing Mikrotik excels at is useful life. AND every device is supported at least five years after discontinued. This is quite something on the current market - and to be applauded - but also means that current hardware will probably be running RoS 10 years from now. Some extra space would be good.
Trying to keep it small is always a GoodThing®, and I find it impressive how much RoS does using so little space. However, with new capabilities and drivers, can we be sure that 8 years from now it will fit? Is it really that expensive to go from 32MB to 64MB? Mikrotik buys these flash modules by the tens of thousands - can’t cost that much. What impact would it have on the final unit cost? From US$ 219,00 to US$ 222,00?
I would love to see a PoE+ version of the CRS310-8G+2S+IN =)
Yes!
Well took forever to see this Newsletter just to release an LTE router and 8 port switch. From May to September.
Common Mikrotik I like to see refresh on CRS326-24G and CRS328-24P at descent price (same price or less of current models) with mGig, PoE+ or even better with PoE++, more SFP+ uplink ports and couple QSFP28 uplinks.
I’m pretty excited about the CRS310-8G+2S+IN. I really wish it was a CRS310-8G+2S+OUT or rather a CRS310-8GP+2S+OUT but I’ll deal with it for now.
8 port 2.5G PoE out in an outdoor enclosure is the goal.
Good that I read this newsletter, I was almost giving up and buying a expensive “dumb” 2.5GbE switch (Only 4 ports), for the same price of the CRS310-8G+2S+.
I just got one, finally I can have muiltiple 2.5G ports for a reasonable price.
Extra feature, if you put the RB5009 on top of the CRS310, it becomes “actively cooled”
sticky this, i didnt see it until now
That hopefully means they are focusing on bugfixing the existing products.
I can tell you now that if they put out a newsletter containing three different 6G routers with PoE-over-fibre, someone would be complaining that SNMP statistics for IPv6 BGP adjacencies in ROS7 still didn’t work after 5 years [or something] so why waste time on this new crap?
CRS310-8G+2S+IN
Just what I need to finish my Home Lab, Perfect!
I would buy at least two of the CRS310-8P+2S+IN if those were released.
I don’t want it if they are going to do this NO!
PoE-out
Details
PoE-out ports Ether1-Ether8
PoE out 802.3af/at
Max out per port output (input 18-30 V) 640 mA
Max out per port output (input 30-57 V) 420 mA
Max total out (A) 2.59 A
Total output current 2.28
Total output power 130
I’ll just use the provided Injectors.