for less 1G, not much, except less one ONT Box and Plug and Neat Setup as fiber directly into SFP

This Saturday Unifi crew come to install 2Gbps...

Anyone wants to be the white mouse?

https://www.mi.com/xiaomi-routers/10000

Looks like the SFP+ supports HiSGMII standard, and the whole thing only costs about RM1150 

Should be fine, I don’t see this mentioning that but

I hope this stick better than currently I use, if not... this becomes most expensive experiment I ever done for now.

Not sure about premade routers and prebuilt a but I found a x86 box (Lenovo M910x) for about 1.2k MYR on Xianyu for sale that has the ability to take a 8x card in a 16x slot.

One of the config includes BCM57840(Quad port SFP+ card, 4 port variant of the BCM57810S) which has support for HiSGMII. If you’re looking into still running x86, might be a viable option to invest in. Low profile, low power requirements and SFF as well

I’m planning to buy this during Dec, and run 1 GPON stick, 1 10GBe, 1 2.5GBe and 1 1GBe with the 4 SFP+ ports, with “low temps” Aquantia transceivers as my main router box

I guess some people like x86 due to the horse power and more customisation.. i’m also the one using x86 as router for nearly 5 yr, but now thinking to change to vpn premaid router, perhaps want to try avoid any extra overhead layer.

Mikrotik is nice.. but after buying license level 4 for my x86, i found it’s troublesome for multiwan pcc setup with multiple isp that give public ip / dynamic ip.. try to write scripts and end up just using back openwrt x86.. haha

I saw in internet tplink omada vpn router setup seems straightforward, that why looking for any sfp gpon that might compatible with fibre direct connection ..
Btw i also use omada ap wifi 6 already.

But still not sure how to set 1st port (xpon) unifi fibre ..2nd sfp as 2.5gb ethernet (LAN) and 3rd / 4th gigabit port as the 2nd isp and 3rd isp, hard to judge from youtube tutorials for tp-link routers setup.

Maybe Anybody have exp setup multiwan on tp-link vpn router also can give some advice to me 😄

Proxmox, and virtualization

Pre-made boxes are nice but I want more power and more control over my hardware and do whatever I want.

Mikrotik is no way in shape or form bad by any means, just not for me. Another reason why I'm currently just using OPNSense virtualize on my homelab

what's if i install rhel-variant or debian-variant and configure everything from scratch. will that be better or worst than -whatever-?

If only Ubiquiti actually did something good with their UISP release LOL