Routerboard Hardware wish list

Hardware MikroTik hardware general
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Hello, everyone!
Thanks Mikrotik team for looking after our everyday needs and bringing new gear to us on regular basis.
unfortunately there are still some gaps to fill :slight_smile:

still waiting for Mikrotik team to release dual polarity high gain cpe (analogue to ubnt nanobridge M5-25) with nice parabolic reflector, integrated radio, just plug in ethernet cable :slight_smile: same as great sxt, but for distances like 10-20km.

Second thing I would like to see competitor to ubnt toughswitch with gigabit poe and RouterOS functionallity, something like 1100AHx2 with 12 gigabit PoE out ports!

I believe, i am not only one who is waiting for this kind products!

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Darvnieks, what about the SEXTANT G?

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23-25dbi antenna would fit the bill. Also a 2ghz with 27-30 dbm with 19dbi antenna would be great.


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I would like to see RB951-2Hn with external antenna connector. Nothing more.

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Do not consider a RouterBOARD device with SFP interface? Any timeline when SFP will come?

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We already have many products with SFP. See our website: www.routerboard.com

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My Wish List:

  1. An internal AP with “beamflex” Ruckus style antenna. Either 802.3af compliant or Mikrotik make a bigger PoE switch.
    Also this AP must blend in well with its environment such is this Zyxel or the Ubti internal APs.
    http://www.zyxel.com/uk/en/products_services/nwa1120_series.shtml?t=p
    I would prefer 802.3af compliant as nearly all business class APs have this.

  2. RB450G updating to stay competitive with the new RB-2011 series but keep its same form factor.

  3. 12 Port PoE switch

  4. Option to buy rackmount equipment unbranded

  5. VDSL/ADSL built in to a RB

  6. Central AP controller building into ROS

lol I don’t want much :slight_smile:

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I need a RouterBOARD model RB411GL or RB411L with a SFP interface. I need to connect radios with interface fiber.

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+1

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We already have many products with SFP. See our website: > http://www.routerboard.com

I need a RouterBOARD model RB411GL or RB411L with a SFP interface. I need to connect radios with fibre interface.


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PoE switch or 8 port PoE anapter…

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Want to see
Mikrotik Lan Tester

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+1 For higher gain SXT (25dBi).

Would also love a 16 port GB POE switch/router otherwise I am going to have to settle for tough switches.

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Something akin to the Patriot Gauntlet and Seagate wireless HD enclosures. Also would like a variant that has both sata and mSATA and raid capabilities.

-Mac

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+1

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Wishing

RB750 UP with Gigabit
and a 8 Ports version will be nice

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We would like to see a CCR with 24 copper GigE and 4 SFP+ with two hot-plug PSUs (DC and AC option).
This would be a real enterprise/ISP device.

  • Mat
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:slight_smile: Fiber switch with 6 or more integrated SFP

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+1

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My wishes for desktop routers:

  • No more gigabit+fast, all gigabit, I guess 12 ports is the next step.
  • But 2 rows of ports, so that the unit can be narrower, but it should fit on a 1U drawer.
  • An external plug for the power supply
  • A power switch
  • A cheap BaseT SFP module so that I can use the slot for something (not interested in rewiring for FTTH)
  • A VDSL2 SFP module, better.
  • Simultaneous dual band, or the wireless is not interesting
  • Wireless faster than 300Mbps
  • Replaceable wireless card
  • Standard USB port, not mini
  • USB usable for terminal access
  • PoE+ supply on all ports, but maybe with limited budget so as to keep the unit fanless
  • Faster in order to support some UTM functionality, but keeping fanless
  • Cheap and low-power short-range 10GBaseT on some ports to move mainstream computing forward, but keeping fanless
  • LEDs that can change colour in each port, not all together
  • SODIMM slots, but keeping small
  • XQD slot, but keeping small

I profit to emphasize some software points:

  • Ability to shutdown and reset from the touchscreen
  • HFS+ and AFP support
  • Support internal forwarding of link-local packets which do not break the network (e.g.: mDNS)
  • Write all desktop software in a truly portable manner.