MikroTikRouterBORD 5009UG+S+ with Marvell Armada ARMv8 CPU, 876538 (Marvell Armada ARMv8 CPU (4-cores, 1.4GHz per core), 1GB of DDR4 RAM, 1GB RB5009UG+S+in, Ethernet WAN,)

I've been using an RB2011 for around 10 years now. It's stayed relevant through firmware updates, and is still supported, demonstrating a great value on this alone, as most routers are not supported with security updates for more than a few years.The only real issue I had with the RB2011 is that its older MIPS processor couldn't keep up with increasing internet speeds, capping out at ~300Mbps NAT (in the home it worked at line speed easily). So, the RB5009 brings in a more modern ARM CPU with more memory and updated switching, and the familiar (to me) interface. I can hit nearly the full 1Gbps that FIOS claims, so this is a big improvement.These have MANY features, and it is easy to configure it to be quite insecure, but it does have a default baseline that is pretty decent. Really the only thing a home user would want to change is IP>Services and enable only winbox and HTTP from 192.168.88.0/24 (default subnet, inside your home) and disable the others. That and change the password, which the default is no longer blank but on a sticker that comes with the router.The RB5009 also adds a 10Gbps SFP+ and a 2.5Gbps port (ether1). This will allow for the expansion of a 2.5/5/10 Gbps network in your home AND support higher ISP speeds when those improve, too (which is a limitation on the RB4011). This model doesn't have POE, but there is a version that does. I just use separate switches for this, for more flexibility.Overall, I'm happy with the performance and the ability to configure it to my needs. This is not a novice device at all, but it's not as hard as people make it to be if you stick with the default configuration. There are certainly worse devices that cost a lot more.

I love Mikrotik, and it never fails to deliver. The RB5009 was a nice upgrade from my 4011 which was a nice upgrade from my Hex. All of the configurations were compatible with a little tweaking. It's been great, and it just sits there working away without ever needing so much as a reboot. These are not consumer grade routers so don't expect to just get one and drop it in without doing some research as you will not have a great experience. Other than that, they are all great devices.

Robust router its a learning curve but extremely powerful once you understand its ecosystem

Outstanding connectivity options especially considering the price of these. I was able to keep a 10gb internal network with my current ISP offering internet over the much faster 2.5gb port. Mikrotik offers limitless options for configuring these as well. Will definitely use again.

Mikrotik makes fantastic products, and with their free RouterOS you can fully customize your network security.I've been using Mikrotik for 4+ years now, and haven't had any problems other than just mis-configuring the device.I totally recommend this version, as it comes with an arm64 4-core CPU for really fast network packet filtering and transmission.Edit:I've now worked with multiple of these, and so far they've all been working great. I will say this: A recent purchase of this model came with an incorrect default username/password or bad default configuration. I couldn't access the system via winbox or http using default creds/resetting it/blank password. Though it's unprofessional that such a great product would pass QA with an incorrect default configuration/creds, it was quickly resolved by using Mikrotik's NetInstall tool, and flashing the device using the latest RouterOS arm64 npk. Because of the great support this device has and all the online resources and documentation Mikrotik provides, the issue I encountered here still doesn't cause it to lose any rating stars. I still highly recommend the product.

Encendida 24 horas los 7 dias de la semana sin fallas

I'm a huge Mikrotik fan. I use them for home and work. The amount of features and horsepower you get for your dollar with Mikrotik is amazing. Plus Mikrotik seems to support their hardware with RouterOS upgrades forever. The RB5009 is no different. This unit works awesome.However, my only complaint is with the SFP port. The SFP port on this unit is useless. I tried 4 different makes of SFP fiber modules including the Mikrotik brand (which Mikrotik states is compatible) and none of them work. It will not auto negotiate and even manually configuring it causes network flapping. I thought maybe I had a bad unit but after a little bit of research online everyone with a RB5009 is having the same issue. I'm not sure how this until got released with such a glaring flaw. With that said, I bought an inexpensive set of media converters to use with it and they work fine. I'm hoping the SFP port gets sorted out in a future release of RouterOS.

el producto es tal cual la publicación, con el tema de configuración, si no sabes tienes que buscar soporte de alguien que conozca la marca, cumple las expectativas precio calidad y rendimiento para pequeños WISP