Greetings all! Sorry for the lengthy post, but figured you guys know the hardware far better than I do (given that I only learned of it tonight!).

So far, the CRS125-24G-1S-IN seems like a "too good to be true" device. I am hoping it will allow me to simplify things in my personal home/business networks, which are currently convoluted and complex. (https://t.co/4P35X2YzQN)

Now unfortunately, I do realize that the WAP in the AP integrated model is MCS7, so no way I am dropping my R7000 (replacing R6300)

However, I do have several questions for those of you that are familiar with the devices:

1.) Does it support more than 1 interface in "router" mode? (WAN facing -- dhcp)
a.) Does it support IPV6 *and* prefix delegation (comcast/att both use this on their v6 stacks)
2.) How well does it handle vlans and tagging? (l2 and l3 vlans)
3.) The documents specify "wirespeed", but whats the *backplane* speed capacity? I would not for an instant believe a switch this cheap (not bad thing necessarily) could actually reach full wirespeed on all ports at once -- anyone have any real world info on switch speed on these ?

Would love to get some feedback on them.

Thanks!

wirespeed only for L2, not for L3

Anyone have any L3 speed details on it? I am quite curious what it's capable of.

I do many test. Results very different, depend of port speed, NIC.
My max speed in intervlan routing is 50mbit/sec.

Current CRS series must be used in end-user environment (access level), with one mgmt ip, minimum services and CCR on top level for routing, filtering, etc.

http://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=90770