Re:A PCIe network interface card that adds full router capab...
by walrus01 on Monday March 28, 2022 @03:24PM
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If people have anywhere near 80 to 200 Gbps of real world IP traffic and are thinking of using a mikrotik for it, they seriously need to re-examine the revenue from customers that's going through that >50Gbps of traffic, business risk profile and how serious they are about things...
At that scale you'd better have a redundant identical twin pair of routers with 1+1 or N+1 redundant everything (fans, power supplies, routing engines, etc) 24x7x365 service contract, and so on. Not something you can or should do with mikrotik.
At that scale you'd better have a redundant identical twin pair of routers with 1+1 or N+1 redundant everything (fans, power supplies, routing engines, etc) 24x7x365 service contract, and so on. Not something you can or should do with mikrotik.