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MAS-ROS, Cap 1.3 - Que es Routerboard

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MAS-ROS, Cap 1.3 - ¿Qué es RouterBOARD?

The video “MAS-ROS, Cap 1.3 - Que es Routerboard” provides a comprehensive introduction and overview of RouterBOARD hardware products developed by MikroTik. It covers key technological concepts, product features, and practical guidance.


RouterBOARD Overview

  • RouterBOARDs are hardware solutions designed by MikroTik that run the RouterOS operating system with lifetime updates.
  • They offer a strong cost-benefit ratio compared to competitors.
  • Devices come pre-configured and ready to use, including housings and power adapters.

Supported Architectures

  • There are eight different architectures supporting various MikroTik models, such as:
    • CRS RP 400 series
    • RB 2011
    • CCR series
    • x86 models
  • Understanding these architectures is essential for firmware updates and ensuring compatibility.

Product Types and Components

RouterBOARD Models

  • B Series: Standard router boards.
  • CCR (Cloud Core Routers): High-performance routers with multiple CPU cores.
  • CDC (Cloud Router Switches): Switches with Layer 2 and Layer 3 capabilities.

Purchase Options

  • RouterBOARDs can be bought as complete units or as bare boards.
  • Bare boards require separate purchase of power supplies and interfaces, ideal for custom setups.

Accessories

  • Outdoor and indoor covers
  • Antennas
  • Fiber modules (sold separately)
  • Power adapters
  • Antenna mounts and converters

Examples of Devices and Specifications

B Series Examples

  • RB951G:

    • 600 MHz CPU
    • 128 MB RAM
    • 5 Ethernet ports
  • RB2011:

    • 600 MHz CPU
    • 128 MB RAM
    • Multiple Ethernet and fiber ports

CCR Examples

  • CCR1009:

    • 9 CPU cores
    • 1 GB RAM
    • 8 Ethernet ports and fiber port
  • CCR1072:

    • Up to 72 CPU cores
    • 1 GB RAM
    • Multiple fiber ports
    • Level 6 license

CDC Examples

  • RB260GSP:

    • Layer 2 switch
    • 5 gigabit ports
  • Other switches with varying Layer 2 and Layer 3 capabilities, RAM, and CPU speeds.


Licensing

  • Most devices come with a Level 5 or Level 6 RouterOS license.
  • The license level determines the available feature set on the device.

Product Selection Guidance

  • Choose RouterBOARD models based on:
    • Intended use
    • Required interfaces (Ethernet, fiber)
    • Location (indoor or outdoor)
  • Fiber modules and other interface cards often need to be purchased separately to enable specific ports.
  • Accessories and expansions allow for tailored network setups.

Where to Find More Information

  • The official website routerboard.com is the primary resource for:
    • Detailed specifications
    • Product categories
    • Pricing
    • New releases
  • The site is organized into sections such as:
    • Ethernet routers
    • Switches
    • Wireless systems
    • Home/office equipment
    • Interfaces
    • Accessories
    • Antennas
  • Product pages provide information on licensing levels, device capabilities, and hardware details.

Main Speaker/Source

The video is presented by an instructor or expert familiar with MikroTik RouterBOARD products, likely associated with the MAS-ROS tutorial series. No specific individual names are provided.

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