I decided to purchase the CRS354-48P-4S+2Q+RM for my home setup, so that I could do PoE for cameras and have multiple landing points for different ISPs, including some that used fiber optic. Similarly if you have primarily wireless devices you could probably have a single RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD-IN at home.īut if you are like me and have a gigabit+ ISP and a desire for multiple SFP+ ports and PoE ports to share this >1gbps service, it can be difficult to find a single base device for your routing and switching needs.
If your ISP is only 50mbps, you could leave out the CCR2004 above and only have the CRS354 or CRS328 PoE. The reason for this type of setup is to be able to take advantage of the full speed of your ISP that requires a fast CPU AND have lots of ports for many hardwired devices, some of which are PoE like cameras. For example pairing a Mikrotik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS (powerful CPU) with a Mikrotik CRS354-48P-4S+2Q+RM (high density switch with significantly less powerful CPU). Please follow us on Twitter and subscribe to our Youtube/RSS feed! We will release the show bi-weekly and have some GREAT content that we can't wait to share with you.Many lower end (non-Cisco/Arista/etc) designs inside a geeky/advanced home or single datacenter rack include a “dumb” switch and a more powerful router. Murray and the rest of The Art of Network Engineering, LLC crew were willing to take us under their wing, and Cables2Clouds will be joining the AONE Podcast Network! You may see one of us hopping on to cohost an AONE episode occasionally, as well as them hopping on C2C! We can't express our gratitude for them letting us team up with them and help build this community. cloud networking! We are officially launching the Cables2Clouds Podcast, which you can find on your favourite podcatcher as of TODAY!
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