MikroTik netFiber 9, 4x SFP+, 5x SFP, 1x GbE PoE in, L5

MikroTik netFiber 9 (CRS310-1G-5S-4S+OUT) Powerful outdoor switch with four SFP+, five SFP slots and one GbE RJ-45 port. This is the successor to the popular FiberBox. The switch is equipped with an ARM v7 processor (98DX226S), 256 MB of RAM and a top-notch Marvell switching chip that can handle even the heaviest load. The Ethernet port also supports PoE-in input (802.3af/at). The robust and compact outdoor housing (IP54) allows installation in all types of environments. On the back there is a massive heat sink that serves two purposes. It not only ensures excellent heat dissipation, but also moves the center of gravity towards the side for stable installation. The switch includes MikroTik RouterOS and a full L5 license. Information about the MikroTik RouterOS system If you are starting with MikroTik RouterOS or need advice on a more complex setup, you can use our support. You can learn how to set up and manage RouterBoard at our training courses. Setup tips and frequently asked questions can be found in the Technical Support section. All RouterBoards have the same RouterOS MikroTik system. All devices with RouterOS MikroTik fully support IPv6, have a firewall, Queues, NAT and with an L4 license support the CAPsMAN server. MikroTik can be set up via a web interface, via a mobile application, or with the winbox program, which can be downloaded from mikrotik.com. MikroTik has a "Quick Set" option, which means quick setup. There are several preset profiles to choose from. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS Processor: Marvell ARM v7 32bit, 98DX226S, 800 MHz Ports: 4x 10G SFP+, 5x 1G SFP, 1x GbE RJ-45, 1x console port (RJ-45) Operating system: MikroTik RouterOS (L5) PoE support: yes, 1x PoE input (802.3af/at) Power supply: DC 18-57 V or PoE/PoE+ (DC 18-57 V) Dimensions: 303 x 212 x 71 mm Useful links and videos: Declaration of conformity + user manual Device setup via Quick Set quick guide Mobile phone control application Device reset, reset button function MikroTik RouterOS system recovery via Netinstall utility Address translation settings (NAT) Load Balancing settings (distribution of traffic between multiple Internet connections) Failover settings (switching the line to the backup in case of outage) Multiple uplinks using PCC & Load balancing Static NAT & RouterOS MikroTips: Netinstall