It's a very cool mt hw but where is hw block diagram? We need to know how many shared ports, can use 2x M2 + SATA together or must choose either M2 or SATA, etc.

Anyone have a release date for this? I'm ready to upgrade all of my sites and this unit would cover just about every use I can think of.

Anyone have a release date for this? I'm ready to upgrade all of my sites and this unit would cover just about every use I can think of.

Available in stock with some suppliers already.

Когда появится в продаже RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition и RB1100AHx4?

When will the RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition and RB1100AHx4 appear on sale?

Ask your dealer. Some of them are promising to start deliveries next week...

Curious as to why the x4 has less RAM than the x2 ??

Anyone?

Curious as to why the x4 has less RAM than the x2 ??

Anyone?

is the same amount of ccr1009 425US version 1GB , i think 1gb of ram is plenty for that size of device and configurations

Can you get a full BGP table into 1GB? Is it upgradeable?

Can you get a full BGP table into 1GB? Is it upgradeable?

I was told by Mikrotik that the RAM is not upgradeable. It is soldering in without sockets.

Our first shipment is arriving around the first of June which falls right after MUM USA in Denver (next week).

So this way noone tested neither the Dude on it, nor the performance?

Practical question then: While looking for VPN server to allow 150-200 connections (mix of pptp, l2tp and ovpn) what should be taken: RB1100AHx4 or one of CCR1009 family?

I can see nice words of "The device supports IPsec hardware acceleration and is faster at it than any previous RouterBOARD device (up to 2.2Gbps with AES128)" but if this apply at all to VPNs?

I've pre-ordered one from Baltic Networks. It looks like a nice box and my be just what I'm looking for. The downside is that it should arrive the day before I leave for a 4 week vacation at the beach. Looks like I may be testing how it holds up to sun, sand, and humidity.

My RB1100AHx4 Dude is on the way from my distributor today.

Running the RB1100AHx4 with Dude, L2TP IPSEC, Capsman, natting and firewall rules.
Huge improvement over my old RB2011.

One thing I miss is a POE out port for connecting my hap lite accespoint. Just saves a socket outlet.

Running the RB1100AHx4 with Dude, L2TP IPSEC, Capsman, natting and firewall rules.
Huge improvement over my old RB2011.

One thing I miss is a POE out port for connecting my hap lite accespoint. Just saves a socket outlet.

i think another missing feature is the oled touchscreen

I think there are 2 other things missing...
USB port and sfp slot.

Wysłane z mojego ONEPLUS A3003 przy użyciu Tapatalka

Since for me this is an ethernet router I don't miss usb for lte stuff (and there are plenty of other storage interfaces), but I strongly agree SFP is the biggest missing feature (2x SFP+ in my dreams).
I'm not an LCD big fan (I always disable it) because pegs cpu in small devices and it's almost useless on bigger ones when they are in racks.
Upgradable memory would be awesome also.

Can anyone who has one of these comment on the fan noise?

Can anyone who has one of these comment on the fan noise?

It's very quiet. There's no fan.

Oh ok, very nice. I wonder if there will be a cheaper non-dude edition. I don't have a huge need for the m.2 or sata which I assume could cut the cost quite a bit.

Oh, I guess it's just not on any list yet. Would love to know the price...

the main disappointment for me is the lack of SODIMM ram slots and SFP.

I've just received my RB1100ahx4 but I cannot seem to see m2 60gb drive in partitions, is there something else I need to do?


Best,

fxwireless.

I've just received my RB1100ahx4 but I cannot seem to see m2 60gb drive in partitions, is there something else I need to do?

What do you mean by partitions? Secondary RouterOS install is only supported on the main disk. But you can use the M.2 SSD drive for storage, you don't need partitions menu for that.

So all the dude data would be saved on the 60gb drive?

So all the dude data would be saved on the 60gb drive?

If you want, yes. Configure the disk in the "system -> disks" menu first.

Thank you. I formatted the disc and now it shows up in files.

In settings now using the disk. Done.

Hi everyone,

We've just received our RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition and faced a critical bug as for us. We can't establish a connection between bonding interface. We are trying to connect RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition to different vendors Cisco, Mikrotik, HP, FreeBSD server but every time without success.We use a simple configuration from Mikrotik side like:
The same configuration on our RB2011 works fine.

Did anybody else face the same issue and find a solution? I will be grateful for the help.

We can't establish a connection between bonding interface.

"Nice" feature. Hope will be fixed soon!

So all the dude data would be saved on the 60gb drive?

If you want, yes. Configure the disk in the "system -> disks" menu first.

Hi Normis,
formating with ext3 or fat32 ? which is better for routeros ?

So all the dude data would be saved on the 60gb drive?

If you want, yes. Configure the disk in the "system -> disks" menu first.

Hi Normis,
formating with ext3 or fat32 ? which is better for routeros ?

Just a guess - ext3, as it's native for Linux and has better corruption protection.
fat32 if you need to move data between the router and a PC.

fat32 if you need to move data between the router and a PC.

What's the logic behind this? The router has to read the file into RAM and send it, and the other way around on writing. And this has nothig to do with the undelying file system. So unless you want to move that SSD physically to a Windows PC there is no point in that.

That is if you want to physical move the data.

That is if you want to physical move the data.

Physically move the disk, not the data....

You can't physical data by scraping it of the medium so it seems to be bound in some of magical way.

And then again, in our case one could unsolder the flash chips, scrape the top layes and do a destructive reading cell by cell

But seriously,, movig data between devices usually involves a read/write/delete operation, not moving the device itself. I know its just semantics but it dazzled me when I read that the file system could influence a "traditional" copy operation between devices.

Back on topic: FAT32 does not have provisions for restricting access rights to files and directories, so in an exposed system, EXT3 hase some major advantages from a security point of view.

Then you would be dazzled by a RaspberryPI that is a nice device however you can't do anything with it before you prepare a bootable medium on an other device. This medium is inserted into the RaspberryPI and then you can use it. Moving mediums is in the recover and repair business also common so one seeks for a format that is easy to use on different devices.

fat32 if you need to move data between the router and a PC.

What's the logic behind this? The router has to read the file into RAM and send it, and the other way around on writing. And this has nothig to do with the undelying file system. So unless you want to move that SSD physically to a Windows PC there is no point in that.

I find it much simpler and faster to open the router, remove the SSD, plug it into a PC and copy 60G, than to trust the built in SMB server, or FTP/Winbox/sftp.
And yes, I do I have a "Dude Edition" with more than 60G of data stored in it. It currently has two 256GB SSD collecting blacklist data.

Though, for my purposes, I use EXT3, as my macOS systems can read it.

Hi everyone,

We've just received our RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition and faced a critical bug as for us. We can't establish a connection between bonding interface. We are trying to connect RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition to different vendors Cisco, Mikrotik, HP, FreeBSD server but every time without success.We use a simple configuration from Mikrotik side like:

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/inteface bonding add slaves=ether1,ether2 mode=802.3ad lacp-rate=30secs link-monitoring=mii-type1 transmit-hash-policy=layer-2-and-3

The same configuration on our RB2011 works fine.

Did anybody else face the same issue and find a solution? I will be grateful for the help.

Please contact MikroTik support with important issues. Forum is not 100% monitored by staff. I will send it now, but in future, please remember that support is where these need to go first.

i have some question. RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition have firewall , load boarlacing, VPN ????????, Thanks alot

Yes.

Does x4 that good over 3011? Bypass etc sounds good but the cpu is a bit out of mainstream (ccrs are tile)...

But I do like dual psu!

Rb1100dx4 is definitely much better than rb3011. All depend on your needs...

Rb1100dx4 is definitely much better than rb3011. All depend on your needs...

It definetely looks like 3011 series is out of priority for MT team. Strange to see that while 2011 was quite intensively used and sold for years.

But surely x4 looks like very promising unit. Two PSU, powerful, crypto hw-accelerated, and less expensive than 1009 (the one that also has 2 psu).

P.S. Quite interesing how ethernet bypass works!

1100AHx4 would be the best fit, if it had the SFP port, the LCD and the USB. The lack of SFP is particularly strange.

1100AHx4 would be the best fit, if it had the SFP port, the LCD and the USB. The lack of SFP is particularly strange.

Then noone will buy CCRs, so this is the market question I suppose.

1100AHx4 would be the best fit, if it had the SFP port, the LCD and the USB. The lack of SFP is particularly strange.

Then noone will buy CCRs, so this is the market question I suppose.

Not sure about that. CCR has no switch chip and each interface is directly connected to the CPU. When routing between multiple interfaces, it will run circles around RB1100 all day long without a sweat. When using QoS and L7 firewall, CCR will shine even brighter.
So, for pure routing - CCR. For core router - CCR. For Service Providers - CCR.
But for a remote branch/office where you have 1-2 WANs and the rest of the ports will be used on LANs, the RB1100 has switch groups and fits the needs better.

To be honest, I bought my first 2011 just because the LCD and the SFP. And it was love from the first sight
Since then, I have deployed many more. At some point around Q4 this year I will start replacing them because of the increasing VPN traffic. Probably with 3011 (given there is still no 1100 with SFP, LCD and USB) for the remote locations.

1100ahx4 is the best as for money for value. 3011 is not under development (one model so far and no news on this side).

Nice to have 24 gig ports, 2 sfp and 2 sfp+ in one device, with switch chips. Best branch office device )

And, to be honest, small PBX software inside ))

I have an urgent order for a standard RB1100AHx4, but we only have DE in stock
If I remove the SSD drive do I end up with a regular RB11AHx4 or is this approach not advisable ?

The standard edition and the dude edition are nearly the same.
the only difference is that the dude edition have the sata and m2 connectors populatet on the pcb.

Thanks Ray

Hi Bro..

I got a problem with my RB1100AHx4 Dude Edition, i dont know this is a brute attack force or something else.. i can not enter to winbox and appear identity status Hacked i try to factory reset this router with 30-30-30 method, Netinstall and jumper and all the way do didnt work, so any other user solved this problem before? or any method to factory reset this router?

I have the same problem and I can not fix it.
Will there be someone who knows how to solve this problem?

I would like to know why disk space went from 66MB to 116MB after importing a 40MB dude backup onto the SATA disk. The only files on the 128MB internal storage should be RouterOS and the 2 log files. Where did the free disk space on internal storage disappear to? How can it be recovered?

The only files on the 128MB internal storage should be RouterOS and the 2 log files.

Internal storage hosts ROS installation and all the configuration. But that's hidden from users. So it's really hard to tell where those 50MB went. The bad thing about binary backups is that they aren't transparent enough to know what exactly they contain and how the contents gets applied upon restoration.

This router should really have a minimum of 512MB NAND storage imo.