MikroTikRB5009UPr+S+in 1.4GHz 1GB 7xGb 1x2.5Gb 1xSFP+
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MikroTikRB5009UPr+S+in 1.4GHz 1GB 7xGb 1x2.5Gb 1xSFP+

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  • Brand
    MikroTik
  • CPU Manufacturer
    Marvell
  • CPU Model
    AMD E Series
  • CPU Speed
    1.4 GHz
  • CPU Socket
    Socket SP3
1.4GHz Speed
💾1GB Cache
🔌500W Power

Description

🚀 Elevate Your Network Game!

  • ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN - Maximize performance without compromising on power consumption with a 500W wattage.
  • FUTURE READY TECHNOLOGY - Stay ahead of the curve with advanced AMD E Series architecture.
  • ROBUST CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS - Equipped with 7xGb, 1x2.5Gb, and 1xSFP+ ports for seamless networking.
  • POWERFUL PROCESSING CAPABILITIES - Enjoy smooth multitasking with 4 concurrent threads and a single core design.
  • UNLEASH LIGHTNING FAST PERFORMANCE - Experience blazing speeds with a 1.4GHz processor that handles multiple tasks effortlessly.

The MikroTik RB5009UPr+S+ is a high-performance router featuring a 1.4GHz processor, 1GB cache memory, and multiple connectivity options, including 7xGb, 1x2.5Gb, and 1xSFP+ ports, all while maintaining an efficient 500W power consumption.

Specifications

Wattage500 watts
Cache Memory Installed Size1
Processor Number of Concurrent Threads4
Processor Core Count1
Processor Count1
Processor SocketSocket SP3
PlatformNot Machine Specific
Secondary Cache1.0
Processor SeriesAMD E Series
Processor Speed1.4 GHz

Reviews

4.8

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J**S

Can a router be… seductive?

If loving this router is wrong, I don’t want to be right.

J**K

Great for 1gig Internet service.

This is great firewall for 1 gig internet service. It requires knowledge of setting up Mikrotik routers.

C**C

Sweet spot in the Mikrotik line-up

A while back I had some unusual stability problems with my Cisco RV34x routers (the main one and the backup). Realizing that Cisco had already declared theseend-of-life, in the past couple months I've been investigating suitable SOHO routers to replace the Cisco's. My criteria are security, performance, and efficient configuration and administration.Among my top picks has been Mikrotik's routerOS. I have spent at least a couple weeks bringing up a trial routerOS stack on an x86 box (re-purposed Barracuda F12). So I've became handy with its configuration scripting as well as the excellent Winbox GUI-based administrator. I wanted to achieve all my required routing functionality on the trial platform before purchasing the Mikrotik hardware.I already loved Mikrotik the company. There is background information on their website. Like much of their product line, this model appears to be made in Latvia.I didn't need the PoE version of this router but the market price difference over the plain version was less than $30. Speaking of PoE, the factory configuration came with all Ethernet ports set to PoE Auto. I would have preferred more conservative PoE Off settings for this default.Mikrotik's online documentation to support routerOS is good. It reinforces that you are not just buying a piece of hardware here, but also a comprehensive, mature software routing platform. Getting IPv4 up and running is a virtual copy-customize-paste operation. IPv6 was a little more puzzling and burned most of the time. However, finally my test configuration on the x86 box checked out and it was time to look at the Mikrotik hardware.I believe that this model, the RB5009UPr+S+in (and its otherwise identical but non-PoE stablemate) represents the sweet spot of the Mikrotik router line for advanced SOHO users. The models below it are demonstrably slower and the ones above it cost considerably more. I've got 1Gbit fiber service and the RB5009 is a perfect match.So it arrived late yesterday and I configured it today. The very delightful surprise was that it shipped from the factory with a working IPv4 stack: a standard WAN on ether1, and the remaining ports grouped as a bridge for LAN. As far as IPv4 is concerned, the only major change for my deployment was to modify the LAN subnet from default 192.168.88.0/24 to the subnet I use. For IPv6, a sane set of firewall filters rules was pre-defined, but the IPv6 configuration still needed basic settings, addressing and ND statements. But I already had those ready to copy over from my x86 test platform. The configured RB5009 worked the first time plugged into my ISP.

X**R

Solid router with great performance

I've been using Mikrotik exclusively for home networking for nearly a decade, I was using an older RB750g for my router -- and it was an amazing value, as it easily sustained concurrent gigabit bidirectionally while my ISP provided router couldn't. In fact many other popular brands couldn't as my ISP requires PPPoE and it seems that all of the big name home routers fail to implement a multithreaded PPP client.I upgraded to this router and the Mikrotik RB750g could not manage gigabit IPv6. It handily passes gigabit up/down at the same time with PPPoE in place, and there is no performance loss for IPv6 like my previous router.The RB50009 allowed me to consolidate multiple pieces of network gear, as it now provided PoE to my UniFi access points. I also have it running several Docker containers for networking services, that used to require yet another device to power and maintain.The newer RouterOS versions also have a mDNS proxy that allows to easily forward mDNS across network segments to allow AirPlay or other services to work across my isolated network (privacy/security reasons).

A**R

Good equipment

El equipo cumple con la descripción

N**K

Solid replacement for residential firewall.

Great option for remote office or remote location for network assets but ROS still can't compete with pfSense

J**B

Powerful router

Mikrotik makes great routing software. They combined the great software with a nice piece of hardware. This router supports GB internet access easily. In addition, I use it for a GRE ipsec tunnel. Runs at about 20% utilization when the tunnel is maxed out. The power over ethernet (POE) on each port is handy. Migration to this router from a Mikrotik 750 was complicated by the routers running different versions of the OS. I could not just transfer the configuration, I had to type the config in from scratch on the RB5009. Once the configuration was established, I've been very pleased with this router. Worth the few extra dollars for the power and flexibility. You do need to have some familiarity with advanced networking to make good use of a Mikrotik product.Even thought the photo on Amazon shows a European style AC plug, my router arrived in the US with a standard US style AC plug.

M**G

Awesome piece of equipment. Just wish it's 10 ports

As awesome as this is all poe out . I wish it's 10 ports like the rb4011 for ease of script sharing across models for faster deployments. Would be 5 star if it's 10 ports

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Suresh K.

Very impressed with the quality and fast delivery. Will shop here again.

4 days ago

Reema J.

Perfect platform for hard-to-find items. Delivery was prompt.

1 month ago

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