Questions about MikroTik S+Rj10

synack

1 year ago

Has someone ever used it in a Unifi switch or UDMPro?

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Master870

1 year ago

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Hello synack I was able to test this this morning with the following devices and it worked 😊 UDM-Pro / UDM-SE (180W) / USW-Pro-48-POE (600W) / USW-Pro-24-POE (400W) / USW-Aggregation / USW-Pro-48 / USW-Pro-24. I always carried out the test on an FSP+ connection and with the 10G adapter from OWC: OWC OWCTB3ADP10GBE (Thunderbolt 3, RJ45 10 Gigabit Ethernet (1x)) Greetings Master870

Anonymous

7 months ago

Can I use the SFP slots on the CSS610-8G-2S+IN with this module to connect devices to the Internet? Max. Speed is only 100Mb/s for me.

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digitec

7 months ago

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Yes, you can use the module in the SFP slots of the CSS610-8G-2S+IN to connect devices to the Internet. The module supports copper connections and can transmit up to 10 Gbps, but this depends on your network environment. Your current speed of 100 Mb/s is limited by the connection or the network itself, not by the module.

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tobiasg

1 year ago

On the RB5009 would this give me another Ethernet port that works with up to 10GBE? Has anyone tried this, my understanding of the diagram is that ether1 still works. Thanks. I would like to connect ether1 to a 2.5GBe switch and upgrade the network that way.

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bigjb

1 year ago

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Hello Tobias that is correct, the SFP+ port is independent of ether1. Technically, the SFP would actually be ether9, as you can see by looking at the MAC addresses of the ports.

jakub.siska

2 years ago