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tchart

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#290023 15-Oct-2021 15:30
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Anybody used Cambium Networks routers? Specifically the R195W?

 

I'm just looking for a small/cheapish router that can do VLAN tagging and has gigabit ports. Wont be used for WiFi.

 

Alternatively was looking at something like the MikroTik RB750Gr3 RouterBOARD RB750Gr3 hEX 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet SOHO Router.


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  #2795956 15-Oct-2021 15:39
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How small? Does it need to route gigabit, or just have gigabit ethernet?




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  #2795961 15-Oct-2021 15:58
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+1 for MikroTik RB750Gr3 or if you are looking for something even smaller, Ubiquiti Edegrouter-X is probably one of the smallest gigabit router

 

Both will handle gigabit fibre as long as you don't have any complicated routing or firewall settings on it


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  #2795965 15-Oct-2021 16:03
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I used it for about a year, seemed to need power cycling regularly after a while but never worked out if it was something I did wrong or the device itself. I gave up on it in the end and acquired an old hg659w. Michael Murphy did a detailed review here Cambium cnPilot R195W review

 

 




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  #2796050 15-Oct-2021 21:34
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I have about 1,600 cambium cnpilot devices deployed in service. 

The r195w is a good mid-range router but if you dont need wifi then the mikoritk will be a better choice, though it has a steep learning curve if you are only used to web based interfaces for modems. 





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