Hi,
I am thinking take https://routerboard.com/CCR1016-12G
I will need a switch too, which switch it will be better option?
Thanks.
Sorry, its right. I'm working around 100 employers, My idea is take that router + switch. I have decided router but not switch yet, any advice?It depends. You need to be a bit more explicit about what you want to do with it.
Hi, thanks again.Now it depends again if you would need the following:
- do you need to separate clients in groups without interaction between them?
- do you need user/guest access?
- do you need to deploy PoE devices like VoIP phones or access points?
- do you need to deploy multicast services, like IPTV?
- do you need high availability and backup devices?
Thanks you for reply paulct. I have doubts, I hope to explain myself well.Sounds like you are just needing a gigabit "dumb" switch. So either get the crs 125 or the crs 226 (if you need SFP+) - then set all ethernet ports as slaves to the master port, i.e the port that connects to the CCR. Then e.g add your /24 on the uplink port on the ccr, and you can take an IP and assign it to the mast port of the switch for management purposes.
Perfectly explained. I will create management IP to control switch.Ok
So On the CCR, you would create a bridge and add e.g ether1,2,3 to the bridge. These are the ethernets connecting to the crs switches. I would advise then creating a management IP range. e.g 10.0.2.0/29 to manage the switches. e.g 10.0.2.1 on the CCR and 10.0.2.2 etc on the switches.
You can run e.g DHCP from the CCR on a totally different IP range e.g 192.168.0.0/24 going over the crs switches to the end devices, no extra config is needed.
Afaik RouterOS doesn't support natively multi WAN setups BUT I heard that maaaaany people wrote scripts for Mikrotik that can handle it. So just google mikrotik multi wan script and you should find something.Finally we got
Mikrotik RB/CCR1016-12G (router)
TP-LINK TL-SG1048 (switch)
A question. I will connect 2 lines (two ISP) to same router, is it possible? Creating vlan maybe?
BTW, I connect switch to port 2 of router (for example), can router see 48 ports switch?
Thanks again.
Uhmmm, I will have a look to setup 2 WAN.Afaik RouterOS doesn't support natively multi WAN setups BUT I heard that maaaaany people wrote scripts for Mikrotik that can handle it. So just google mikrotik multi wan script and you should find something.Finally we got
Mikrotik RB/CCR1016-12G (router)
TP-LINK TL-SG1048 (switch)
A question. I will connect 2 lines (two ISP) to same router, is it possible? Creating vlan maybe?
BTW, I connect switch to port 2 of router (for example), can router see 48 ports switch?
Thanks again.