Review Router Generasi Terbaru Spesifikasi Mantap dari MikroTik RB5009UPr+S+IN vs CCR1009-7G-1C-1S+

In this video, Andy Saputra will unbox and review the latest generation of MikroTik's RB5009UPr+S+in router, which can be customized to your specific needs and specifications. This MikroTik router has a unique name, with each name having its own meaning. It features simple packaging. The latest generation RB5009UPr+S+IN router is quite heavy and features an aluminum casing. This router also features passive cooling, making it quiet and suitable for quiet locations. In addition to the router board, you'll also receive other components such as a power cable, power supply, and screws if you want to mount the router on a wall. You can also place the router on a table, provided you don't forget to attach the rubber. The RB5009UPr+S+IN router's body is relatively small, but PoE input and PoE output are available on all ports, allowing you to power the router board by directly plugging in the power supply or using a PoE injector from any port. There's also a USB 3.0 Type-A port for connecting external storage or using it as a NAS. Furthermore, this router is equipped with a DC terminal, which is useful for those who want to install it on a cellular tower. However, if you want to install this router in emergency locations or locations requiring solar panels, it's still possible. Andy will also compare the RB5009UPr+S+in router with another router, the CCR1009. This latest generation RB5009UPr+S+in router uses the ARMADA 7040 architecture with a 4-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and 1GB of storage. The CCR1009 router has 2GB of memory, a tile architecture, and 9 cores. The advantage of the RB5009UPr+S+IN router is that it can use any power supply and PoE injector, making it reliable and highly recommended! Curious about the MikroTik 5009UPr+S+IN router review? Watch until the end! 00:00 Intro 00:31 The meaning of the RB5009UPr+S+IN product name 01:14 Unboxing the RB5009UPr+S+IN router 01:56 Other supporting components included 02:33 Installing the rubber 02:52 Using the rubber 03:09 High power supply capacity 03:23 PoE input and output on all ports 04:14 Using the USB 3.0 Type-A port 04:35 SFP+ Plus up to 10GB 05:12 Benefits of the DC Terminal 05:46 Can be installed in emergency locations 06:11 Using the ARMADA 7040 architecture 07:02 Configuring the CCR1009 router 07:33 Proving the PoE out port with a PoE detector 08:19 CCR1009 router performance 08:36 CCR1009 system resources 09:03 CCR1009 Core Issues 09:39 MikroTik's New ARM Architecture Product 10:12 CPU Graph of the CCR1009 Router 10:52 Memory Usage Graph of the CCR1009 11:26 CCR1009 Main Gateway Traffic 12:00 Cable Transfer Process Using the RB5009UPr+S+IN 13:15 RB5009 Processor Resources 15:00 RB5009 System Health 15:19 RB5009 Router Advantages 16:38 CPU and Board Temperatures 18:03 How to Transfer Configurations 19:24 RB5009 IPsec Test 19:45 Other Advantages of the RB5009 20:40 Why Choose MikroTik? 20:49 What is a Block Diagram? 22:14 Comparison of previous generation block diagrams 23:01 Block diagram of the CCR1009 23:40 Weaknesses of the CCR1009 router 24:16 Test results: RB5009 vs. CCR1009 24:53 IPsec comparison: RB5009 vs. CCR1009 25:33 Conclusion on the RB5009 router 26:20 Closing What do you think of this review of the MikroTik 5009UPr+S+IN router? If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments! If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share it with your friends, as your support encourages us to continue making videos and creating content on YouTube. Cheers & God bless you all @andysaputra