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Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 2:52 pm
bynormis
Newsletter August 2021 (#100)
Read our latest newsletter and learn more about: the new RB5009UG+S+IN and its rackmount kit K-79, the powerful CCR2004-16G-2S+, outdoor AC/DC power supply units for the netPower product line, GESP & GESP+POE-IN, learning opportunities with MikroTips, and an inspiring story from the Philippines!
https://mt.lv/news101
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 3:33 pm
byanav
Thanks Normis. Quick question, will the 5009 be populated with IPsec results, seem to be missing?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 4:29 pm
bymozerd
@normis
This newsletterhighlightswhat I really like about MikroTik and itsEntrepreneurial Spirit. The Value Proposition is what counts the most.Congratulation's.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 4:48 pm
bycolinardo
Nice new products!
So RouterOS 7 will be soon in "release" state? Or will the RB5009 and CCR2004 be initially released with the current beta firmware or dedicated factory release?
Best regards
@colinardo
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:20 pm
byKindis
I'm also very interested in what is going on with V7 but more from a wireless perspective and how this may or may not affect me.
Perhaps V7 is left out to have it's own announcement #wishfulthinking
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:25 pm
bynormis
We are putting all our effort into v7 to make it as stable as possible when the v7-only devices start being manufactured and shipped.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:34 pm
byneogoth
I hoped there will be a Version of the 5009 with WiFi (6) in the Newsletter but I guess we have to wait for Months for that.
And hopefully in the ROSv7 the IPv6 features will get an update because you cant do much with it so far.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:40 pm
byrextended
will the RB5009 and CCR2004 be initially released with the current beta firmware or dedicated factory release?
Dedicated 7.0.4 (stable)
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:45 pm
bycolinardo
will the RB5009 and CCR2004 be initially released with the current beta firmware or dedicated factory release?
Dedicated 7.0.4 (stable)
Thanks for your response!, So already with all new features of RouterOS 7 which is still in beta state?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 5:46 pm
byrextended
NO, is 7.0, not 7.1, all unstable and experimental feature are removed.
And do not put beta on it, is unremoveable because the 7.0.4 is not public available.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 6:57 pm
byinfabo
Yeah, stable does not include "all unstable and experimental" features. That's why 7.0.3 includes e.g. CAKE. Where do you actually get your information from? Is this just gossip talk?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 7:43 pm
bymozerd
….. will the 5009 be populated with IPsec results, seem to be missing?
世界不需要IPSec因为Wireguard规则d now … the RB5009 is not enterprise gear where IPSec is the standard … home users love WireGuard. SMB will also love wireguard …. It’s becoming a WireGuard world.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 9:24 pm
byskraw
And when will the CCR2004 finally work?
Our tickets regarding this box are open for months now without a working solution - the box simply crashes on load.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 10:36 pm
bymsatter
….. will the 5009 be populated with IPsec results, seem to be missing?
世界不需要IPSec因为Wireguard规则d now … the RB5009 is not enterprise gear where IPSec is the standard … home users love WireGuard. SMB will also love wireguard …. It’s becoming a WireGuard world.
NordVPN does provide Wireguard but I have not seen a working config for RouterOS. To me IKEv2 is still relevant in combination with my 4011.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Aug 19, 2021 11:08 pm
byanav
Concur msatter, the promise is there, I have it up and running on beta firmware using my iphone (client), an RB4011 (client) and RB450Gx4 (server). If it does work on a release version, there is no reason for this really simple protocol not to work with 3rd party vendors.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 7:53 am
byeworm
NordVPN does provide Wireguard but I have not seen a working config for RouterOS. To me IKEv2 is still relevant in combination with my 4011.
It does work, I have a config on a test box. But the setup es not straight forward, you have to extract your private key and the server's key from a Linux box with NordVPN App.
(With that information it is also possible to set up plain Wireguard on Linux without the App.)
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 10:17 am
byserver8
@Normis no info about news 60g hardware displayed in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqgfEs_4G6son official mikrotik youtube channel, why?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 10:31 am
bynormis
这个视频是一个我们讨论技术are working on.
We will make an official announcement video only when devices are ready to order (as usual).
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 12:56 pm
bymsatter
NordVPN does provide Wireguard but I have not seen a working config for RouterOS. To me IKEv2 is still relevant in combination with my 4011.
It does work, I have a config on a test box. But the setup es not straight forward, you have to extract your private key and the server's key from a Linux box with NordVPN App.
(With that information it is also possible to set up plain Wireguard on Linux without the App.)
Thank for confirming that NordVPN despite the double NAT works. I tried with the NordVPN client to see which ports are used. The download speed was the same or faster. Upload is with 200Mbit/s about half the speed of IKEv2 on a 4011. Despite fast-tracking was active.
Connecting to NordVPN is troublesome since they enfored the new username and password, you have to wait a while before trying to connect again.
I assume the server certificate is the same for all servers from NordVPN.
Update: when putting the WireGuard traffic through a IKEv2, both to NordVPN, I have about 250/250Mbit/s as speed.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 2:42 pm
bybratislav
Would be nice if two RB5009 could be mounted in a half (10") RACK ...
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 3:05 pm
bypcunite
世界不需要IPSec因为Wireguard规则d now … the RB5009 is not enterprise gear where IPSec is the standard … home users love WireGuard. SMB will also love wireguard …. It’s becoming a WireGuard world.
Agreed, the push is on. I'm using it, nay, forcing its use. :-)
I did have an issue with a satellite link, however.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 9:31 pm
byanav
Would be nice if two RB5009 could be mounted in a half (10") RACK ...
Too funny, if you want to fit the 5009 on a full rack you have to buy three more units. :-)
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 9:54 pm
bymkx
Would be nice if two RB5009 could be mounted in a half (10") RACK ...
Too funny, if you want to fit the 5009 on a full rack you have to buy three more units. :-)
According to official mock-up it's enough to have only two ... ugliness of mounting kit is in line with RB5009 itself:
Probably one shouldn't push that reset button too hard after units are mounted not to tear off those ears. Hopefully they're made of iron and it's possible to weld them back.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 20, 2021 10:24 pm
bymsatter
Looking at the thickness of the ears you will be needing to put one side in a vice to be able to breaking-wiggle it off. It would be nice if Mikrotik would also cover the 10" racks with one extra ear that is a bit longer.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Sat Aug 21, 2021 12:44 am
bymozerd
Too funny, if you want to fit the 5009 on a full rack you have to buy three more units. :-)
Those ears are
adjustableso one RB5009 could occupy a portion --- either top or bottom. ingenious on the part of Tik
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Sat Aug 21, 2021 10:15 am
byindy
Could you start including Wireguard benchmarks for the v7 devices?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Sun Aug 22, 2021 8:54 pm
bycomet48
No POE out on 5009? Want poe in to power 5009 and POE out to power Ubiquiti radio. Want to get away with a single Cat 6A cable to the site. The new Ubiquiti airfiber 60 HD, non bonded channel setup , will do 2 GB/S full duplex, so the 5009 2.5 gig ethernet port will support that. So with the 5009 SFP+ LAN connection to the radio SFP+, and POE out to radio ethernet port and with POE in on 5009 2.5 gig ethernet port, I could do the whole connection with a single cable.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 23, 2021 5:02 am
bytutugreen
Sweet, any wifi/any upgrade(lte, etc) version 5009?
If True:
sleep.(<1month)
buy the best
else:
buy 5009 now
Want to upgrade my EDC (now hapac2. ac3 seems much longer, with no significant differences, 5009 looks solid.)
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 23, 2021 8:21 am
byserver8
No POE out on 5009? Want poe in to power 5009 and POE out to power Ubiquiti radio. Want to get away with a single Cat 6A cable to the site. The new Ubiquiti airfiber 60 HD, non bonded channel setup , will do 2 GB/S full duplex, so the 5009 2.5 gig ethernet port will support that. So with the 5009 SFP+ LAN connection to the radio SFP+, and POE out to radio ethernet port and with POE in on 5009 2.5 gig ethernet port, I could do the whole connection with a single cable.
I hope to see soon a version with poe outs to switch off the old but perfect hex poe
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 23, 2021 11:17 am
bymada3k
Good choice to not have WiFi in the 5009 !
One PoE out would have been nice tough to feed an AP.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 23, 2021 2:14 pm
byosc86
@mada3k yep, preferably the 2.5Gb Port for third party ax APs
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Fri Aug 27, 2021 7:01 pm
byfrank333
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interesting device, any info?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:24 pm
byMarcSN
Too funny, if you want to fit the 5009 on a full rack you have to buy three more units. :-)
According to official mock-up it's enough to have only two ... ugliness of mounting kit is in line with RB5009 itself:
Probably one shouldn't push that reset button too hard after units are mounted not to tear off those ears. Hopefully they're made of iron and it's possible to weld them back.
Isn't that obvious? You can break the long rack ears of and end up with 10" ears.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Mon Aug 30, 2021 3:22 pm
bymkx
Isn't that obvious? You can break the long rack ears of and end up with 10" ears.
Not entirely obvious but it might actually work like this.
Reasoning: 10" rack has distance between vertical rails of 222.25 mm (max width of gear that can fit in rack) while RB5009 specification (in product brochure) declares width of 220mm. Mounting holes in ears are elliptic enough to allow tolerance of a few millimetres.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 1:12 am
bypcunite
What is up with MikroTik hardware production? Nobody has parts in stock and its getting pushed to December. Like the CRS328 PoE switch.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 1:23 am
byrextended
Like all the other hardware producer on the world...
On what world you live?
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 2:48 am
byanav
Like all the other hardware producer on the world...
On what world you live?
rextended, everyone knows Latvia is far north close to Santa's Workshop and thus MIkrotik gets first dibs on new shiny objects. :-)
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 8:45 am
bynormis
What is up with MikroTik hardware production? Nobody has parts in stock and its getting pushed to December. Like the CRS328 PoE switch.
https://g.co/kgs/w6EhVA
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 8:55 am
bymkx
What is up with MikroTik hardware production? Nobody has parts in stock and its getting pushed to December. Like the CRS328 PoE switch.
https://g.co/kgs/w6EhVA
What, ARM CPUs in MT devices caught SARS-COV-2?
Just kidding ...
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 8:59 am
byfrank333
it's a pity, in italy mikrotik products are much sought after at this time but you can't find anything. despite everything you can find all ubiquity products. I don't want to argue but I need a rb5009 and I'm forced to wait until mid-November or buy another brand.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 6:37 pm
byanav
What does the RB5009 give you that the RB4011 doesnt ?? and only for few more bucks $$ CCR1009
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 6:44 pm
bymkx
What does the RB5009 give you that the RB4011 doesnt ?? and only for few more bucks $$ CCR1009
None of alternatives mentioned are half-width half-height ugly looking beasts offering 2.5Gbps copper port out-of-the-box. Perhaps rack-mounted RB4011 comes close ...
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Thu Sep 09, 2021 7:30 pm
byPaternot
What does the RB5009 give you that the RB4011 doesnt ?? and only for few more bucks $$ CCR1009
A much better switch, more flexibility and since all ports are on the same switch, one could use it as router AND as a one port SFP+ switch. An easy way to put one file server on a small network.
Re: Newsletter 101
Posted:Sat Dec 11, 2021 11:41 am
byabdurrazaqa
hi normis,
Is -48vdc telecom hot swappable power supply available for ccr2004 or ccr2116?