On February 25, 2014 at 08:38, jimstolz76 said...
+1, except we've moved to the RB2011UiAS-RM strictly because it's rackmount. We might move to the CRS125-24G-1S-RM because it gets you 24 ports and we have quite a few jobs where we use a router and 24 port switch where we could get away with this single piece. Plus, it's a Layer3 switch, so if the need arises you can do some crazy stuff with it. I'm testing one right now - I was a little worried that the CPU in it was the same as the RB2011 and was now handling 24 ports of traffic, but with ~10 devices connected to it I haven't seen the CPU go over about 15%, and that's a peak.
[Link: routerboard.com]Jim,
We've used the 2011 before, as well, for rackmount. I haven't noticed these new Cloud routers. Do these support cloud configurations and access too? I couldn't find any info other than the usual basic cutsheet from Mikrotik.
Thanks,
