I don’t know if the followup is intended to be to the submitter via email or a reply in the forum thread however it seems a good idea to allow quick submission of confirmed issues.
Can’t see any official post on the forum noting when it came about, but if you have any experience using this already; feel free to comment below.
We have the whole crew on deck again.
We talk mostly about hardware in this one including:
Toughswitch
Ubiquiti mFi
My ramblings about mFi
Mikrotik RB2011LS-IN
My ramblings
Andrew digging up some hardware info on Mikrotik 10Gb
Google glass (Glasses we were talking about with skydivers)
SPIRAL CUT HOTDOOOOOOOOOGS!
Here’s the video:(if you don’t see it, hit refresh)
This was spotted today in the Mikrotik Wiki’s supported hardware list.
| Brand | Model | Rate | Connector/Cable Type | Wavelength | Tested with | Works/Doesn’t |
| MikroTik | RB SFP3401 | 10/100/1000 | RJ45, Cat6 | – | RB2011LS-IN | Works. Available in Q3! |
| MikroTik | RB SFP5602D-53 | 155M~2.63G | Bi-Di LC, MM | 1550/1310 | RB2011LS-IN | Works. Available in Q3! |
| MikroTik | RB SFP5602D-35 | 155M~2.63G | Bi-Di LC, MM | 1310/1550 | RB2011LS-IN | Works. Available in Q3! |
| MikroTik | RB SFP3420D | 1,25G | LC, MM | 1310 | RB2011LS-IN | Works. Available in Q3! |
| MikroTik | RB SFP3903D | 10G | LC, MM | 850 | RB2011LS-IN and TBA | Works. Available in Q3! |
.. wait what?
RB SFP3903D listed as 10G and working in a yet to be announced product (TBA).
Are they referring to another as yet unannounced model of the CCR or something entirely new? More info here as we find it!
Update: Relevant reading from Tilera – http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Tileras-TILE-Gx-MikroTiks-RouterOS-Unleash-Worlds-First-36-Core-Cloud-Core-Router-1678838.htm
This would lead us to believe the SFP in question is a 10Gig SFP+ module intended to work in an as yet unannounced CCR model, joy to the routing world!
Bit of a late addition by me, but the BrothersWISP most recent podcast addressing WISP security is now online.
http://thebrotherswisp.com/index.php/5-22-12-podcast-wisp-security/
Topics covered are:
I wasn’t able to be present for this one due to work commitments (not Diablo 3 thanks Greg :-P) but will be rejoining next time!
Just a couple of quick screen shots of the new “Quick Set” mode available in some of the newest releases.
As you can see the dropdown box top left lets you select the mode for the device and puts all the basic configuration options in one place.
AP mode:
And CPE mode:
The addition of a signal strength graph over time is nice and handy for keeping track of the nearby networks you’re going to borrow internet from check connections for when testing this out.
We mentioned this earlier in thebrotherswisp podcast if you missed it, looks like it’s going to make the entry level setup a whole lot easier for those new to MikroTik.