I am looking for a good 'Tik switch for tower sites. We are talking about a
backhual and 2-5 Ubiquiti and Canopy APs. I have used a RB750 or a RB450 at
some sites with good results but I need more ports. I am looking at the
RB493 or RB493AH. I can see the differences as far as clock speed, memory,
We use 816's for our small pops like this.
-Keith-
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Ty Featherling wrote:
I am looking for a good 'Tik switch for tower sites. We are talking about a
backhual and 2-5 Ubiquiti and Canopy APs. I have used a RB750 or a RB450 at
some sites with good results but I need m
You can use 493AH with 15-18V power supply. We had problems with 24V while
using during long time in places where temp was going from hot to cold
usually. Perhaps we had no luck.. xD
I had many of these working for years.
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I believe the 493 series have 2 switch chips on them so if you group
them correctly you can maximize performance. Across the chips will be a
software bridge. It does not run as fast as the switches, but as an
interim solution to move to routed should be just fine. You will be
able to move a
So this makes it two separate hardware switches with a soft bridge? I hear
that some RBs are in effect hubs since they just mirror the ports. Do both
the 493 and 493AH have a switch chip?
-Ty
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Scott Reed wrote:
> I believe the 493 series have 2 switch chips on th
cussions"
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Subject: [Mikrotik] Tower site switch
I am looking for a good 'Tik switch for tower sites. We are talking about a
backhual and 2-5 Ubiquiti and Canopy APs. I have used a RB750 or a RB450 at
some sites with good results but I need more ports.
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I understand that. I don't have need for those at this point.
-Ty
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 10:05 AM, Mike Hammett wrote:
> I use the RB1200 as my baseline because it supports high enou
Routerboard.com says a single switch chip on the 4943 and 493AH. 2
chips on the 493G.
That should mean you get hardware performance across ports 2-9. Port 1
is not on the switch.
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Switch_Chip_Features
On 5/22/2012 11:06 AM, Ty Featherling wrote:
So this mak
Sounds good! What benefit would the AH model get me? I know there is a
difference in performance but for as simple as my needs are I think the AH
may not be worth the difference to me.
-Ty
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 10:22 AM, Scott Reed wrote:
> Routerboard.com says a single switch chip on the 494
CPU and RAM. Primarily CPU - more pps and faster processing (remember
Linux is all software packet pushing).
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On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 11:51 AM, Ty Featherling
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> Sounds good! What benefit would
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