Yes can, from RM100 to RM10000, same RouterOS same config for UnFi.

Finally got my hAP AC, used unit at a significant discount. I didn't want to pay full price for it as I've a feeling it's going to be replaced with another 3-chain model soon.

Anyway will test it later and see if it can beat my RM250 Aztech FG7009 which set this, I think, rather impressive benchmark.

iPerf3

800Mbps+ iPerf3 from MacBook Pro Retina 2013 (USB3 GBe Ethernet) to MacBook Pro Retina 2013 (5Ghz AC 80MHz)

Aztech is 4-chain 5Ghz (Quantenna). MacBooks are 3 (Broadcom).

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 1 2018, 09:42 PM

RouterOS 6.43rc51 has been released.
https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?p=677068#p677617

Same room, about 6ft.

Can't wait for this.

SFP port is SFP+, nice. 10 gigabit ports is actually 10 x gigabit ports. At first I read that as 10 x 10GBe ports. LOL. Looks like Annapurna 4-core CPU, maybe same as RB1100AHx4?

4 external 5 Ghz antennas, outer 2 are shared with 2Ghz.

Similar design to the RB2011.

More info here: https://fccid.io/TV74011GS-5HQ2HD

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 20 2018, 09:04 PM

The "i" in the name is actually for PoE-Out. Hopefully more than one PoE port but at least one. And there's also a console RJ45 port at the back.

I wonder if can swap the R11e-2HPnD out for an R11e-LTE card.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Aug 22 2018, 12:16 PM

Yeah, you can see almost all the features in its product name. Everything letter or number has a meaning. But looks like this RB4011 has no USB or SD card slot? I couldn't tell from the FCC docs but the name has no "U" in it. Also no "A" so probably Level 4 license? But that's a software thing so I guess they can add it in later and it won't affect the FCC cert.

The LTE card is for mobile broadband. Just add a SIM card. Not sure about the antennas though.

TM's ONT only use password authentication to the OLT so theoretically should work if we have the password. Problem is getting the password from the ONT after it has been locked down.

A few quick tests on "my" Turbo500 and RB750Gr3.

Fasttrack On: DL: 530Mbps UL: 110Mbps
Fasttrack Off: DL: 270Mbps UL: 110Mbps

5 simple queues (1 900M queue for the test PC), 19 firewall rules (including the 2 for Fasttrack), no mangles, vlan50 for LAN traffic.

Queue for test PC removed.
Fasttrack Off: DL: 350Mbps UL: 110Mbps

Will test again when I get my 800Mbps Turbo.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Oct 4 2018, 12:46 AM

hAP AC is not very good. I definitely do not recommend using it as your main router and AP. I did some tests here, https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4658454, and CPU usage was 50% pushing 400Mbps from Ethernet to wlan. Tested with iPerf3, minimal config as an AP, no routing, and FastPath on. And it’s not cheap.

For now, budget choices are:
All-in-one: hAP AC2 but only 2x2 MIMO
or router only: RB750Gr3

This post has been edited by soonwai: Oct 9 2018, 05:57 PM

Check your Fasttrack counters to see if your Speedtest is being fasttracked. Perhaps something is preventing it.

The overall CPU usage remains low for me too when I max out the RB750Gr3 with Fasttrack Off. Check individual CPU threads (/system resource cpu). In my case one of the threads maxes out.

Mine is Turbo500.
Fasttrack On: DL: 530Mbps UL: 110Mbps
Fasttrack Off: DL: 270Mbps UL: 110Mbps

5 simple queues (1 900M queue for the test PC), 19 firewall rules (including the 2 for Fasttrack), no mangles, vlan50 for LAN traffic.

After removing the 900M queue for test PC.
Fasttrack Off: DL: 350Mbps UL: 110Mbps


With Fasttrack off. CPU at 50%. One core is maxed out.

I'm not using CAPSMAN. I do use VLANs so hardware offload for the switch is off due to that.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Oct 10 2018, 06:23 PM

I mean check the Fasttrack dummy rule in /ip firewall. See whether it increases when you do your speedtest. If it does, means it's being fasttracked.

Must be something else then. I don’t use capsman so not sure if that affects anything. It shouldn’t if your test pc is connected directly to the rb750gr3.

Got another computer to test. Not windows if possible.

Mine is like this:

/system ntp client
set enabled=yes server-dns-names=pool.ntp.org

/system clock
set time-zone-name=Asia/Kuala_Lumpur

I did some quick tests here with the hAP AC2. It's OK. Wifi performance is average for 2x2. Can't say anything about reliability yet.
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=4658454

Did another test on a default config RB750Gr3. (6.44beta20)
One Speedtest
Fasttrack On: DL: 530Mbps UL: 110Mbps
Fasttrack Off: DL: 448Mbps UL: 110Mbps (50%, one CPU at 100%)

Two Speedtests
Fasttrack Off: DL: 480Mbps UL: 110Mbps (one CPU at 100%, one at 90%)

And a test on a default config hAP AC2. (6.44beta20)
Fasttrack On: DL: 530Mbps UL: 110Mbps
Fasttrack Off: DL: 527Mbps UL: 110Mbps (one CPU at 30-50%)
Will need to wait for my Turbo800 to test again.

The hAP AC2 is looking good.

Dunno if this counts. On my RB2011 which receives the vlan trunk from my RB750Gr3, the incoming trunk and outgoing untagged ports are configured using /switch only.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=90581142
My tests with UniFi 500Mbps and RB750Gr3.

That's correct. But it's OK, it's just for the test. Normally I have Fasttrack off. Just gotta make sure the router is fast enough for your speed.

Managed to get it working? The guide kinda works. Just have to make sure "use-peer-dns" is checked. There's also one here: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4202122/all

The one on Mikrotik's wiki won't/can't be updated since Mikrotik disabled non-staff access to it.

Assuming you used QuickSet, a few things to note. I'll update the guide one of these days.
1. As mhwee said, ignore the master/slave stuff.
2. If you're getting connect/disconnect, check that you have set vlan500 interface vlan-id to 500. Common oversight.
3. Incorrect username/password will also cause this, log shows auth error, but I'm sure no-one here will make that mistake.
4. In pppoe-client, check use-peer-dns. Previously default was checked but not anymore.

So:
1. If you did #4, you don't need to set DNS.
2. If you used QuickSet, the correct NAT (srcnat) rule will be set.
3. If you didn't use QuickSet, make sure you have proper firewall rules to the input chain. A common result of not having these is that your router will be participating in a DNS or other amplification attack in a matter of hours or days.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Jan 2 2019, 10:48 PM