MUM Poland PDFs
RB1100 Guts...I like the new 400Mhz kidney
Here’s the new 250GS switch, which is rumored to be less than $100:
Another shot of the 750...wait...never mind.
Indeed it looks like the 750/G, but it is different under the hood. This guy doesn’t route, it will only switch.
This guy also runs the SwOS, switch OS. This guy is configured via a fairly simple web interface.
Port forwarding table – basically you can configure which ports can communicate with each other. Like the metro line of Cisco switches
Port lock – MAC assignment on a port. Like Cisco’s port security.
Port mirroring – Self explanatory.
Bandwidth limiting (in hardware)- This I like. I would really dig it if they ported this to the 750s.
VLANs – Your standard 802.1q support. Looks like you can get pretty restrictive on what VLANs traverse what ports, which is nice.
Broadcast storm control – Per port settings.
ACLs – 32 simple or 16 complex access lists. These look somewhat interesting.
I stole those details from this pdf. There are also screenshots with the PDF.
5 ports? What is the point?
I’m not sure exactly, who they are aiming for with it?
You’ve missed one of the important announcements as well 😛
RouterOS 5
– new kernel 2.6.32.5
*** – support for IPv6 over PPP ***
– support for MPLS over PPP
– added support for SSTP VPN
– new ssh
– ssh supports forwarding
– new Intel ethernet drivers
– updated SMP support for multicore
Can’t wait for proper IPv6 support for ppp services.
Is that SD Card readers ? on the RB 1100
Indeed Andrew…hehe.
The only interesting thing to me is the multicore support 😛
Bagus,
I don’t think so…I believe it is just a doubled up ethernet port.
guys, you have the pdf, doesn’t it say “bypass support”? not “just” doubled up ethernet port. and yes, there is also two microSD slots
Normis! What is bypass support? Since the tiktube video isn’t up yet, I’m not sure…?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&q=ethernet+bypass+mode&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=
I know you didn’t just google me…snap!
Looks like there are some internal relays that allow either an internal watchdog(hello that says “I’m alive”) or power failure to switch interface X over to interface Y when necessary (bypassing the device). This like a pretty sweet feature for bridge firewalls, bridged proxies, or bridged traffic shapers. A routed link really wouldn’t benefit from this. Cool new feature 🙂