PowerRouter 732
PowerRouter 732 with 7 GigE Ethernet Ports all Front Mounted Dual Core Intel Pentium 4 3.0 GHz Processor 1 Gig RAM LVL 4 license included .
$1,299.99 Add to cart- RAM : 1 Gig Standard,2 Gig Max,DDR2 RAM
- Ports : 7 GigE 10/100/1000 Copper Interfaces Standard,2 x SFP 10/100/1000 Interfaces -- Back of Unit
- CPU : Dual Core Intel 3 GHz
- Power Supply : 110,000+ Hour MTBF , ATX Power Supply ,110-220v Input
- Size : 16.84inch W x 1.7inch H x 11.85inch Deep : 427.7mm W x 44mm H x 301mm Deep
- 1U Rack Mountable
- Up to 5.9 Gigabits Routable throughput - tested!
- Seven (7) Front Mounted Gigabit Ethernet Ports
- All Ethernet / Serial Connections are mounted on the front for easy access
- Intel Pentium 4 Dual-Core 3.00 Gig Processor
- Custom Designed System Board
- Industrial Board and Power Supply Design
- Space for 2.5 inch HD, great for a caching Mikrotik Box
- 1 Gig DDR2 RAM
- Compact Flash Card
- Level 4 Mikrotik License Installed
- 1 x mPCI Slot for Wireless Cards - Can order with 5db Omni on back
- 1 x PCI Slot for T1, fiber, or 4 port Ethernet cards
- 1 x Space for 2.5 gig HD - Can order with HD for Caching etc.
- MTBF of Over 100,000 Hours!Add to cart
- Size: 16.84inch W x 1.7inch H x 11.85inch Deep : 427.7mm W x 44mm H x 301mm Deep
- Operational Temp: 32F - 104F : 0 C - 40 C
- Input Voltage: 100 - 240VAC -- Standard US Power Cord -- Will work with Europe 220 Volt
- DC Voltage Option: 36 to 72 Volt DC Power -- 85 watt Tested at 48v
- Fiber Optic Option: 2 GigE SFP Ports -- No SFPs
- BGP Feeds: yes -- Tested with 3 Full Routing Tables
NOTE: This chart is meant for a comparison between Routerboard Products and PowerRouter Products Only.
- "Thanks for the PoweRouter. I am glad someone had enough foresight to have something like this built. It’s a great idea and seems to be a fine well built piece of hardware. It has thus far performed beautifully and I am looking forward to years of use out of it. It is at the head of one of the legs of my network - - the one that always gave me fits - - it hasn’t stumbled once – THANKS!" ---Mac Dearman