Nice job on the video. THIS MAKES PERFECT SENSE TO ME. I suspect others will agree. Not everyone comes from ISP backdrop and they may be trying to understand these products and how incredibly capable they are for cost conscious deployments.
@@KaldekBoch In spherical vacuum you can read wiki but in reality router-on-stick is used to extend router with ports of a switch. RB4011 has only 1 SFP+ but for example CRS354 has 12 of these so you can utilize multiple GPON ONU modules for WAN.
RoS is when you have your traffic Routed in and out the same interface, thats it. In some cases you even don’t need vlans. The example in this video is absolutely valid.
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Nice job on the video. THIS MAKES PERFECT SENSE TO ME. I suspect others will agree. Not everyone comes from ISP backdrop and they may be trying to understand these products and how incredibly capable they are for cost conscious deployments.
Router-on-stick is when WAN is connected to switch. If WAN is on RB4011 that's not really it.
Wikipedia disagrees with your definition, and that Wikipedia definition matches the one I have always used:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router_on_a_stick
@@KaldekBoch In spherical vacuum you can read wiki but in reality router-on-stick is used to extend router with ports of a switch. RB4011 has only 1 SFP+ but for example CRS354 has 12 of these so you can utilize multiple GPON ONU modules for WAN.
RoS is when you have your traffic Routed in and out the same interface, thats it. In some cases you even don’t need vlans. The example in this video is absolutely valid.