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Hopefully, dual 2.5gbe too?

JoshTriplett 2mo ago
I'm hoping for one with at least two 10Gbps ethernet ports (one for upstream, one for downstream). Ideally more, but two would be great.
- jburgess777 2mo ago
  You might be interested in the Turris Omnia NG which has two 10g SFP+ ports: https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia-NG-wired/ https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia-NG-wired/
- embedding-shape 2mo ago
  I've been hunting for a good switch with at least two 10Gbps ports too, surprisingly hard to find today still. I've ended up with a XGS1250-12 (3 10Gbps ports) for now, but OpenWrt support isn't great, the ports end up 1Gbps (or some other similar problem, not sure I remember the details 100%), so still running Zyxel firmware which, well, isn't OpenWrt... Other people here might have recommendations for suitable switches with good OpenWrt support?
- tw04 2mo ago
  https://mono.si/ https://mono.si/
  - mbana 2mo ago
    Does it have WiFi 7? If so, list the details please. Why choose this over the https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 ?
    - JoshTriplett 2mo ago
      Is there a version of the Banana Pi kit that comes with all of the dozen carefully positioned antennas desirable for a tri-band or quad-band wifi 7 setup?
PaulKeeble 2mo ago
The other devices based on the same filogic chip do have dual 2.5Gbps at least. You can get a Wifi 7 device and 2x2.5GBps with Wifi 7 support already with the Asus BT8 and a few other devices. Asus's bootloader firmware flasher will take the initial OpenWRT image so its really quite simple to get going.
- hylaride 2mo ago
  How will it handle PPPoE at gigabit speeds? I've been wanting to replace by terrible router from my ISP, but the options that can handle gigabit+ PPPoE are limited.
  - PaulKeeble 2mo ago
    Very well, IIRC I have measured its capability to route at about 16gbps IIRC although that isn't PPPoE just the usual iperf test, it handles my 1.2gbps without any drama.

I'm hoping for one with at least two 10Gbps ethernet ports (one for upstream, one for downstream). Ideally more, but two would be great.

jburgess777 2mo ago
You might be interested in the Turris Omnia NG which has two 10g SFP+ ports: https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia-NG-wired/ https://www.turris.com/en/products/omnia-NG-wired/
embedding-shape 2mo ago
I've been hunting for a good switch with at least two 10Gbps ports too, surprisingly hard to find today still. I've ended up with a XGS1250-12 (3 10Gbps ports) for now, but OpenWrt support isn't great, the ports end up 1Gbps (or some other similar problem, not sure I remember the details 100%), so still running Zyxel firmware which, well, isn't OpenWrt... Other people here might have recommendations for suitable switches with good OpenWrt support?
tw04 2mo ago
https://mono.si/ https://mono.si/
- mbana 2mo ago
  Does it have WiFi 7? If so, list the details please. Why choose this over the https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 https://openelab.io/a/s/products/banana-pi-bpi-r4-pro-1 ?
  - JoshTriplett 2mo ago
    Is there a version of the Banana Pi kit that comes with all of the dozen carefully positioned antennas desirable for a tri-band or quad-band wifi 7 setup?

PaulKeeble 2mo ago

The other devices based on the same filogic chip do have dual 2.5Gbps at least. You can get a Wifi 7 device and 2x2.5GBps with Wifi 7 support already with the Asus BT8 and a few other devices. Asus's bootloader firmware flasher will take the initial OpenWRT image so its really quite simple to get going.

hylaride 2mo ago
How will it handle PPPoE at gigabit speeds? I've been wanting to replace by terrible router from my ISP, but the options that can handle gigabit+ PPPoE are limited.
- PaulKeeble 2mo ago
  Very well, IIRC I have measured its capability to route at about 16gbps IIRC although that isn't PPPoE just the usual iperf test, it handles my 1.2gbps without any drama.