Mikrotik CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Layer 3 Cloud Router Gigabit Switch OSL5
- Mikrotik CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Cloud Router 1xGigabit port 10xSFP port 1xSFP+ port Layer 3 Switch The
₨99,685.40
Mikrotik CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Cloud Router 1xGigabit port 10xSFP port 1xSFP+ port Layer 3 Switch The MikroTIk CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN is a small size, low cost member of MikroTik’s CRS series. It comes with one Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 port, ten SFP cages and one 10G SFP+ cage, as well as LCD panel and serial port (RJ45). Our CRS series combines the best features of a fully functional router and a Layer 3 switch, is powered by RouterOS. All the specific Switch configuration options are available in a special Switch menu, but if you want, ports can be removed from the switch configuration, and used for routing purposes. Product Features Fully manageable Layer 3 switch with full wire speed switching Desktop case Touchscreen LCD Level 5 License Product Specifications CPU: Qualcomm Atheros 8519 400MHz Memory: DDR2 64MB Etherne:t 1x 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Gigabit Ethernet with Auto-MDI/X SFP: 1x 10G SFP+ cage, 10x SFP cages (Mini-GBIC; SFP+ module not included), DDMI support. Storage: 128MB Onboard NAND with multiple OS partition support Serial port: 1x RJ45 serial port Extras: Reset switch; beeper; voltage and temperature monitoring, touchscreen LCD Power options: 8-30V, 24V 0.8A PSU included Power consumption: 20W Case dimensions: 200x144x47mm Temperature: -35C to +65C tested OS: MikroTik RouterOS v6, Level 5 license Product Includes (1) CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Cloud Router Switch (1) 24V 0.8A Power Adapter Technical Data Sheet and User Manual: CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Data Sheet CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN User Guide
Specification: Mikrotik CRS212-1G-10S-1S+IN Layer 3 Cloud Router Gigabit Switch OSL5
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hack123456 –
Powerful configurable switch/router for a very low cost, with a loud fanI’ve had this switch for a while now and wanted to share my experience.I bought this unit for some technical demonstrations that needed a couple of less common network features, including a small number of SFP ports and finely configurable DHCP services and NAT etc.What I found is first off, the fan is astonishingly loud, not something you want to sit next to for long and even draws comment from people just walking by. If placed away from my demo, or in a cabinet/enclosure it’s not so bad, but it is the first thing to notice about the device.After that, the GUI is very powerful and extremely configurable. Network features that are usually only available on high-end enterprise routers or switches are available on this tiny unit. However, this capability comes with the tradeoff that it is quite complex and intricate, and specific settings can be somewhat hard to locate until you become familiar with the Cloud Router OS. To offset this, there is a Quick-set menu that helps significantly. Power users will be very pleased with all of the possibilities, but basic users may be daunted even by the quick-set options.The touch-screen is a huge asset, and even a small screen like this one is enough to provide great detail about the device, and even set interface addresses. This feature alone is tremendously useful.Overall I’m very pleased with the device and I am very interested in where Mikrotik takes their firmware and interface from here.
D. Byers –
Fan is noisyRouter works as it should, slightly more difficult to set up than others. But the fan is noisy. That is my only complaint. Had I known that I would have spent a little more to get the fanless model.