Ethernet routers

Each group of 8 Gigabit Ethernet ports is connected to a separate Marvell Amethyst family switch-chip. Each switch chip has a 10 Gbps full-duplex line connected to the CPU. The same goes for each SFP+ cage – a separate 10 Gbps full-duplex line. Boards come with 4GB of DDR4 RAM and 128MB of NAND storage.

There are 2x QSFP28 cages for blazing-fast 100 Gigabit connectivity, 12x SFP28 cages for 25 Gigabit networking, and a Gigabit Ethernet port. The device comes with 16 GB of RAM, decent NAND storage, and two M.2 SATA slots for additional storage. There are four hot-swappable fans, as well as dual-redundant hot-swap power supplies. And these PSUs might look familiar if you have used our CCR1072 before: you can keep using your previous hot-swap power supplies and SFP modules.

L009 features a powerful dual-core ARM CPU. It offers significant improvement when it comes to routing and filtering, complex firewall rules, IPsec hardware encryption, and various advanced RouterOS features. ARM CPU architecture provides significant advantages over older MIPS-based devices. Like using all the latest Linux Kernel features. Or implementing your own container projects. The combination of a modern ARM CPU and a full-sized USB port is perfect for running custom container projects. You could run a Pi-hole adblock on this router, for example. Or you could use the USB to add an LTE modem of your choice. Imagination is the real limit here.

The board features 9 wired ports and a full-sized USB 3.0. Seven of the ports are Gigabit Ethernet, another one is 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet, and the last one is a 10G SFP+ cage. All the ports are connected to a powerful Marvell Amethyst family switch-chip with a 10 Gbps full-duplex line leading to the Marvell Armada Quad-core ARMv8 1.4 GHz CPU. Both CPU and the switch-chip are located on the bottom of the board – so the case acts as a massive heat-sink!

RB5009UG+S+IN can be powered in 3 different ways:

a) PoE-in from Ethernet port #1

b) DC Jack

c) 2-pin terminal on the side