Ubiquiti Edgerouter X SFP - Router - Desktop - Black (ER-X-SFP)

I bought this as the first piece of my all Ubiquiti network setup. I wanted to replace my ASUS all in one AC router because of constant restarts and inconsistent wifi performance. It was a good router, but it can't compare to my new system of dedicated router (this), switch, and access point. In the three months I've had my system, there has not been a single issue with internet speeds or connection, or with wifi performance. It is rock solid now and there haven't been any complaints from the family about the internet being down. This router just routes. It isn't encumbered by the need to be the AP as well. I do use the switch function on this however, and it is very configurable, pretty close to a managed switch. It is also capable of passive POE power, which I am not using currently. The SFP port can be configured as the WAN port if you need another port. This is all in a small, well built metal case. The one downside is that it's not the easiest to configure in this current age of consumer routers, but it's still not hard with the wizards and all of the information and support available online. If you are skilled or determined, there is so much configuration this router is capable of. If you get by the initial setup hurdle, the separated router and AP combo is a gamechanger for people like me. The wifi is no longer tied to wherever the router has to be. It can go in the most central or needed location in the house, and you can have more AP's if needed. This is the first step toward non-sucky internet.

I love these routers. I have one configured as a router and the other in my garage setup as a switch. POE works great for the Ubiquiti AP’s, just make sure the AP you want to use works off of the POE power these are capable of, 24V. A lot no of the higher power APs are using 48V.

Soid dependable router. Fairly easy to install and configure and has a good selection of features. This is an edge router so you need to configure it directly. It does not connect with the UniFi controllers that Ubiquiti sells. Be warned.

I picked up one of these to play around with while waiting to get my hands on a new Juniper SRX300. Short version: unreliable, difficult to configure, and it went back in the box and it's in the cabinet in the garage. Long version: most of the more useful configuration types must be done from the Vyatta CLI. Now don't get me wrong, I'm an old school CLI jockey, so I'm not intimidated by the command line. But I draw the line when the CLI syntax is ham-fisted and brain dead. Configuring the firewall is a huge pain in the rear. Either you build a bunch of sets of rules, and apply them individually as inbound, outbound and local filters (also - it's little more jacked up iptables with slightly better syntax) OR, you can try their zone-based FW setup, which is equally ham-fisted in nature. Did I mention that the default policy action is "accept"? Not much in the way of security there.On every other FW product I've worked on in the past 20+ years in the industry, the default FW action is "drop". What this means is that when you've got 3 zones on your FW, like say "inside, outside and guest" you now have 9 distinct policy sets to create. This number grows very quickly too as you increase the number of zones (# zones squared). On "normal" zone-based FW products with that same set of zones, you'd probably configure 4 policy sets, possibly as few as 2, since normal FW would have an implicit drop policy in place. What else? IPsec VPN was terribly unreliable. On my SRX, I've got 2 VPN tunnels setup to places I do volunteer work. Nothing flashy - IKEv2 PSK tunnels with BGP between tunnel interfaces. The EdgeRouter could only manage to keep 1 tunnel up at a time. No rhyme or reason as to which tunnel it would drop, but it was a lock that within a few minutes of establishing its outbound tunnels that 1 tunnel would drop. Want to play around with IPv6? CLI time for you. Then there's the support. Ubiquiti's idea of support is an web forum. No SLA, No actual guarantee of any help of any sort.

Excelente calidad de los productos Ubiquiti. Un gran número de características de productos de marcas más costosas, pero a precios menores. Administración de características básicas a través de interfaces fáciles de usar, pero también la posibilidad de administrar desde consola todas las características disponibles. Migrando nuestra infraestructura a productos Ubiquiti.

I have been using off the shelf routers with my BSNL ADSL service for many years now, The regular Linksys, d-link, tp-link type devices cannot handle more than 3-4 wifi clients simultaneously, I have had severe buffering issues playing HD videos between devices just a few feet away from each other, I suspected it had something to do with the memory/cpu on these devices and I was right about it. I still use my old TP-Link device to connect to BSNL but I now bridge the pppoe connection to this Edgerouter and all my streaming issues have magically disappeared, This device also powers my Unifi AP with POE and saves me on some of the cabling mess. This is a great router for a small home or office network with more than 2-3 devices.

The product came with a EU plug instead of the UK plug for Singapore...

You need a YT tutorial to get it admin'ed - apart from that: amazing product. Easy to understand, after watching the tutorial.

Produto Novo qualidade, entrega super rápida, roteador edgerouter fácil uso....