@@galactictomato1434 And how does that help with the fact that this device has useless gigabit ports? You don't need ccr2116 to handle that kind of speeds.
We have a new champion! Can’t wait to meet CCR2116 in person. And Eva is a natural, such a lovely voice and smile. I hope she gets to tell us about the next beasts MT has in store. Brilliant 👏🏻
MikroTik can we see some long-range 5 and\or 6 ghz wireless pretty please? We need 30-40 km bridges all-in-one without other vendor antennas etc. And it's time for nv3 and nstreme3 or something. We need some new proprietary breakthrough. You're losing wireless every year.
If the CCR2004 came before the CCR2116, doesn't that make it its older brother? Disregarding that, this might be just the thing I was looking for for my new house. Completely overkill for my use case, just the way I like it.
Still single core for BGP convergence? Gigabit connections? No one use Gigabit connections today in datacenters for BGP , I hope 8 or 16 SPF+ or 8SFP+ and 2 QSFP28...
the tests at 3:10 seem misleading... that specific model that was tested against has no SFP+ ports, and the total forwarding capacity you could get out of that is 16 Gbps... which is exactly what the test achieved, suggesting the interfaces are the bottleneck and not the CPU. i'd expect if this was tested against one of the other CCR1036 models that do have SFP+ ports the throughput would be significantly higher and these comparison numbers wouldn't look nearly that impressive.
Hi i am using this machine but i got a problem . Bandwidth get down at 0 mbps in sfp 1 and ethernet port from 1 to 3 all ports flicked to 0 mbps for 1 second. Could you help me to resolve this problem??
there is no guide about setting up bgp on os 7. I upgraded my mikrotik to 7.1.1 but there is no one to help me with the configuration. Because they don't know much about bgp configuration on os 7. Now I needed to buy another mikrotik. but the earlier one is now a waste.
Why ccr2116-12g-4s+ only has 128MB storage? Is that enough? If compare with the CCR1036 which has storage 1GB. Is that because the architecture is different? (ARM vs Tile)
I personally had massive stability issues with the RouterOS v6 Mikrotik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS's running x2 Full BGP Tables and OSPF for the loopbacks, so much so that I ripped them out of my network and put in CCR1036's instead. As soon as I put in the CC1036's my issues went away. I came to the conclusion that the ARM chips and RouterOS v6 just don't work well together. This new Mikrotik CCR2116 Router does look good, but my main concern is that it will basically only be stable on RouterOS v7? That said this Router does look pretty good :)
You need minimum 5 x sfp+ ports. Preferable more. Or even 25Gbps ports. Normal sfp ports is a waist of space. If you realy want to play with the Big isp's then please up your game.
While SFP ports have no waistline, you've got to understand that these are _software_ routers... Yes, BGP benefits from the massive increase in single core performance combined with ROSv7, but MikroTik will never play with the big boys without integrating ASICs/FPGAs. Since the costs involved would be passed on to the end consumer, it simply won't happen. Especially not on the scale that would be required to come even close to what enterprise vendors like Juniper deliver. It's just unrealistic.
Eva, what is the difference between TILE and ARM MikroTik architectures? Also, what is the stability of the architectures? Why are all other CCR decides on TILE architecture and this not?
Like you already mentioned, TILE is an older architecture and MikroTik is slowly transitioning to the newer ARM. Most of the new devices are ARM. They are both stable and powerful, but ARM CPUs are more popular and affordable right now
From product list: "Like its younger brother - the amazing CCR2004" So is it also freezing and rebooting randomly as CCR2004 do ? I and many others have open tickets for months and Mikrotik is unable to fix it or at least mitigate.
These boxes are meant to run ROSv7. Development is quite fast, we've got a significant number of CCR2004 in production, as BNG or BGP speakers, aside from some software bugs, they run fine.
@@habibkanso She has mostly an American accent but there's small hints of other ones (Latvian?) in there as well. Or maybe she's a Latvian who grew up in the States.
If they're advertising it for the enterprise environment, which they are, they shouldn't even be mentioning redundant PSUs .. it's a must have from early 2000's.
@@mikrotik No, no, everything is fine, I meant that the specification of your new router will be sad if it is impossible to replace or upgrade ram It will be sad to do
@@sidewinder7602 what's the difference What 16 GB Ram is used for, the essence is that there is no possibility to upgrade for the future, that is, it makes sense
How about FIX RANDOM REBOOTS ON CCR2004??? Or MT can give me money back for this trash? 2 years without respond and any solutions. Good job MT :/
You must still be running ROSv6. Don't be afraid to give ROSv7 a go. Yes, quite a few features still missing, but overall it's working alright.
1gigabit/s ports are just so 1999
make them all 2.5 5.0 Gbit/s capable -for home lab etc- then we can talk
Fantastic hostess has total sympathy.
Who was that sexy BGP man....... Just needed a cowboy hat and marlborough cigarettes to complete the picture!
Finally a 4 SFP + with powerfull CPU. BB 1036, you done it well.
Why the heck you still release 1g and not 2.5 or 5gig port for 2021? Making all those 16 cores and 16G RAM wasted.
12 gigabit ports is ridiculous on this device. Hopefully there will be proper version with 25G and 10G ports
hahaha TRUE !
If you want a switch, buy a switch...
@@galactictomato1434 And how does that help with the fact that this device has useless gigabit ports? You don't need ccr2116 to handle that kind of speeds.
please answer :)
how many pppoe user can handle with this router???
2000+ users, depending on bandwidth
Just please finalize V7, so we can move from Tile to these new CPU's, so we can use the new products in production ( RB5009, CCR2004 V1&V2)
Test the V7 RC's and provide Mikrotik with feedback. It will speed the path to stability
V7.1 it's now in stable
...but with some flaws (bridge filters on Arm CPUs :( )
@@mathieumanson4361 and performance on ARM 32 Bit cpu, for EOIP is 5X slower, but, we are getting there
What about IPsec HW offload throughput tests comparison?
Who will be better if we compare
mikrotik 1036-8g-2s+em
with
mikrotik 2116
2116
We need 100g SFP
Why don't give some SFP28 to this little monster?
We have a new champion! Can’t wait to meet CCR2116 in person.
And Eva is a natural, such a lovely voice and smile. I hope she gets to tell us about the next beasts MT has in store. Brilliant 👏🏻
MikroTik can we see some long-range 5 and\or 6 ghz wireless pretty please? We need 30-40 km bridges all-in-one without other vendor antennas etc. And it's time for nv3 and nstreme3 or something. We need some new proprietary breakthrough. You're losing wireless every year.
No hot-swap power supplies 😭
Nice to see you still around in the Mtk community.
@@djdrastic1 thanks. I'm still quite active on the official Forum and LittleBrothersWISP slack.
You may make it happen by DIY ^___^!!
On CCR2116 Router how many pppoe users and how much bandwidth i an run with max cpu usage ?
Which has more horsepower and which the best in routing and packet handling, the CCR 2116 or the CCR 1036 ?
like the video says, CCR2116 is faster
I only tunedin for EVA
i hope you did not use those shitty noisy fans...
Do I want an export router with a capacity of 2000+terminals
can this router handle 30,000 dhcp without a hussle
If the HW is capable then the worst part is SW side of things here.
how about ccr1072
Same question here
Same question here
Problem in cpu, one cpu almost 90%
If the CCR2004 came before the CCR2116, doesn't that make it its older brother?
Disregarding that, this might be just the thing I was looking for for my new house. Completely overkill for my use case, just the way I like it.
For your house....lol. Overkill is an understatement
Lol. Perfect for home routing. Not underutilizing this router at all. 👍
i have this router but my redirecting page for hotspot is not working any one who can help kindly
Why not only SFP+ Ports if it is for BGP Routing? Like 1072? Why do i need 12 1G RJ Ports on such a device? Total nonsense
She moved her head alot. Made the back of the neck hurt.
Still single core for BGP convergence? Gigabit connections? No one use Gigabit connections today in datacenters for BGP , I hope 8 or 16 SPF+ or 8SFP+ and 2 QSFP28...
may i install an ip telephone management on it?
NO! CPU5 and 0 are always @ 100% , our network crashes
Pero esta agotada
the tests at 3:10 seem misleading... that specific model that was tested against has no SFP+ ports, and the total forwarding capacity you could get out of that is 16 Gbps... which is exactly what the test achieved, suggesting the interfaces are the bottleneck and not the CPU. i'd expect if this was tested against one of the other CCR1036 models that do have SFP+ ports the throughput would be significantly higher and these comparison numbers wouldn't look nearly that impressive.
True.
cool cameo by Normis
Traslation plz
Hi i am using this machine but i got a problem . Bandwidth get down at 0 mbps in sfp 1 and ethernet port from 1 to 3 all ports flicked to 0 mbps for 1 second. Could you help me to resolve this problem??
email support, we can't help in youtube comments, there is not enough space for discussion
11.01.2022 and still not available from suppliers.
No entendí nada de lo que dijo pero, que hermosa mujer.
😍
Hay mejores
@@ronschneider4336 Nadie dice que no. Pero eso no le quita que sea linda.
Buy Huawei NE8000 and your problems will end, mikrotik is no longer suitable for large-scale ISPs
Are u joking ?? Huawei ? Support dictator's company of China ? ahhahaha , u such stupid bot
siap menggantikan 1072 untuk bgp
That's all good and all, but still waiting for native winbox for mac os :(
Nice. But where is 802.11ax for WiFi products?
Hwho is the nice girl?
Like she said, Eva from MikroTik logistics
@@mikrotik we want see more videos with her ;)
there is no guide about setting up bgp on os 7. I upgraded my mikrotik to 7.1.1 but there is no one to help me with the configuration. Because they don't know much about bgp configuration on os 7. Now I needed to buy another mikrotik. but the earlier one is now a waste.
BGP is not for the beginner, I suggest attending a training or buying a book about BGP first
Why ccr2116-12g-4s+ only has 128MB storage? Is that enough? If compare with the CCR1036 which has storage 1GB. Is that because the architecture is different? (ARM vs Tile)
A professional router like this is meant for routing only. You should not store anything on it
@@mikrotik once question again, in ccr2116-12g-4s+ have a one slot M.2, it's that for addtitional Storage / RAM ?
I personally had massive stability issues with the RouterOS v6 Mikrotik CCR2004-1G-12S+2XS's running x2 Full BGP Tables and OSPF for the loopbacks, so much so that I ripped them out of my network and put in CCR1036's instead. As soon as I put in the CC1036's my issues went away. I came to the conclusion that the ARM chips and RouterOS v6 just don't work well together. This new Mikrotik CCR2116 Router does look good, but my main concern is that it will basically only be stable on RouterOS v7? That said this Router does look pretty good :)
Yes, it’s made for v7
@@mikrotik finally , but please give 36 cores instead 16 .
@@genpsi For what? Have you checked the working frequency?
@@genpsi It's about single core performance. The new ARM64 based CPUs run at a higher frequency. You don't need more cores ...
@@mikrotik If this router is made for v7 why on your website under specifications for this router shows "RouterOS license 6"?
@Mikrotik - with switch chip can l3 offload???
Cool
wah wah
what about flash size?
New Boss is finally enter the war with his powerful weapon
So if it took 3 minutes to load, why did you put 30 minutes on the clock?
Mistake in the video, true
where are buy at the best price?
Could u give more heat sink for the sfp port please?
Very interesting, waiting for full specs!
Waiting for v7...
@@danielfavero6098 Meme for years ^^
100gb ports?
Which the best between Ccr1036 9r ccr 2116 for isp
CCR2116
10GE customer facing ports please
You are on the wrong video:
MikroTik product news: CCR2216-1G-12XS-2XQ
th-cam.com/video/7_uLxZYYEpQ/w-d-xo.html
скучаю по экранчикам на передней панели(((
I love ❤
You need minimum 5 x sfp+ ports. Preferable more. Or even 25Gbps ports. Normal sfp ports is a waist of space. If you realy want to play with the Big isp's then please up your game.
But this one has 4 SFP+
While SFP ports have no waistline, you've got to understand that these are _software_ routers... Yes, BGP benefits from the massive increase in single core performance combined with ROSv7, but MikroTik will never play with the big boys without integrating ASICs/FPGAs. Since the costs involved would be passed on to the end consumer, it simply won't happen. Especially not on the scale that would be required to come even close to what enterprise vendors like Juniper deliver. It's just unrealistic.
IPsec?
how many pppoe user can handle with this router???
2000+ users, depending on bandwidth
Eva, what is the difference between TILE and ARM MikroTik architectures? Also, what is the stability of the architectures? Why are all other CCR decides on TILE architecture and this not?
Like you already mentioned, TILE is an older architecture and MikroTik is slowly transitioning to the newer ARM. Most of the new devices are ARM. They are both stable and powerful, but ARM CPUs are more popular and affordable right now
@@mikrotik thank you, but you ARM products are mostly out of sales
TILE based CCR devices are also very fast. If you can find those instead, no problem to use those.
From product list: "Like its younger brother - the amazing CCR2004"
So is it also freezing and rebooting randomly as CCR2004 do ? I and many others have open tickets for months and Mikrotik is unable to fix it or at least mitigate.
yes they must take this problem seriously, i also has the same problem, random rebooting
@@BudiSetiawan-id9en you're running Router OS v7 or v6?
@@carlosescobar5995 i ve rebooting experience most in v6
@@BudiSetiawan-id9en oh ok, only hope is v7 is getting fast development lately.. Mikrotik is pushing to stabilize it, then make it feature complete
These boxes are meant to run ROSv7. Development is quite fast, we've got a significant number of CCR2004 in production, as BNG or BGP speakers, aside from some software bugs, they run fine.
Nice hardware
Еще один зверь.
it has 2 power plug. is it must connect 1 or 2 at once?
You can use one, or use two at the same time. If you use two, it will keep working if one is disconnected - failover
@@mikrotik thank you
does it works with map-e isp?
It works with any ISP
When will you release router os v7 stable version ?
It is stable
@@mikrotik I mean long term version
She moved her head alot. Made the back of the neck hurt.
Can you add performance Tab on the webpage please?
1:58 I think you mean the older brother.
Both products and presenters are getting hotter :)
well, when will be avaiable?
Contact your local MikroTik distributor about price and availability
Can downgrade to ros 6?
v6 is not supported. new hardware = new drivers
@@mikrotik tq for info
oh dear this will be perfect combo with FMT2 colo
I just wanna know, are regular unexplainable and unexpected reboots still included or a separate add-on license?
Amazing new device. I'm looking forward to integrating it into my network
Still no info on the site
This is because this is a hidden video only for distributors
@@mikrotik Whats is about prices ? how match ? :) (web site price will be good)
@@mikrotik not for long!
@@mikrotik I see, thank you.
Rooting? Did Tom Smyth write the script?
Nah, if he wrote it, the video would have been shot in a pub...
Its pronounced like that in British accent.
@@habibkanso well right.
I wonder what Tom is up to these days :)
@@habibkanso She has mostly an American accent but there's small hints of other ones (Latvian?) in there as well.
Or maybe she's a Latvian who grew up in the States.
CCR2116, very catchy name.
Which the best in dealing with packet connections ccr1036 or ccr2116 ?
Ccr2000 series is the future
Ева переигрывает, очень ненатурально
So Excited to test this one.
Everything was going fine until the moment they said about the processor and ram, for some reason I was already saddened 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
Why?
Mikrotik so popular in my country Indonesia.. suitable for UMKM small business with competitive price
No, tplink is more popular 😆
Huwawei
Fiberhome
Gandengannya kuat 🤣
Bring sfp version
Redundant PSU is something really good ,but how about make it hot swappable modules ?
If they're advertising it for the enterprise environment, which they are, they shouldn't even be mentioning redundant PSUs .. it's a must have from early 2000's.
I hope CCR2116-12G-4S+ has an ability to support BGP load balancing from multiple NAP
Looks awesome !
Take my money!
Please, can Metal 52 AC do a point to multi-point connection with a 24dbi flat panel antenna?
Yes, but why ask in such a random place? Ask in the forum
Отличная новость, товарищи !
красотка! я б с тобой тоже переспал!
I correctly understood that the frames are soldered to the motherboard, that is, replacements can be changed or there is no way for an upgrade 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
frames?
@@mikrotik No, no, everything is fine, I meant that the specification of your new router will be sad if it is impossible to replace or upgrade ram It will be sad to do
@@BOTLT1 16G isn't enough for your purposes?
@@sidewinder7602 what's the difference What 16 GB Ram is used for, the essence is that there is no possibility to upgrade for the future, that is, it makes sense
Dang! The raw power is crazy 😃
Hi Normis 😆
The girl is Eva ;)
@@mikrotik
My mistakes 😁
Hi eva 🤩
4SFP+ are super ,but the best configuration should be 6-SFP and 6 rj45