UBIQUITI ER-X Networks EdgeRouter X 5 Ports Gigabit LAN/WAN Router, Black

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eRx Network's ePrescribing solution includes a number of value-added, online self-help and troubleshooting tools. These tools include eRxView,™ a real-time script-viewing tool that allows pharmacy users to view all transmitted refill requests and new prescriptions. The device measures 110 x 75 x 22 mm (4.33 x 2.95 x 0.87″), weighs 175 g (6.17 oz) and has a maximum power consumption of 5W. Power can be provided either by included DC power adapter (12VDC, 0.5A) or 24V Passive PoE. The MediaTek MT7621 SoC in this device is coupled with 256MB of DDR3 RAM and 256MB of NAND storage. eRx е със специализирано предназначение за издаване на електронни рецепти в ситуации, при които лекарят няма достъп до компютър с медицински софтуер или работи в режим без връзка с интернет. Благодарение на него, при домашни посещения или други спешни ситуации, извън лекарския кабинет, може да бъде издадена електронна рецепта, отговаряща на добрите медицински практики, приложимите закони и изискванията на НЗИС.

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For normal home use, you can set everything through the web interface of the EdgeRouter. You won’t need to dive into the CLI (Command Line Interface). The only thing that you might come across in a home network is the need of a vLAN. They are a little bit harder to setup correctly in the Edge Router then in the Unfi Controller. When should you buy the Unifi USG? The new Mikrotik hAP ac3 could be worth looking at too. It’s a bit more capable than the ac2 is, but is also a bit more expensive and is larger in size. (It’s still not expensive or large and should “punch well above its price class.” So I don’t think the AP is limiting the throughput. But it might be some settings in my Edgerouter. Is there a good tutorial on how to setup the edgerouter and its firewall? I want a safe network, but not 70% of the capacity I paid for being limited by some setting I missed.Connect an Ethernet cable from eth1 on the EdgeRouter to a LAN segment that has an existing DHCP server. I’ve also noticed that my streaming is much improved since switching to the USG. I’d get some lag while live streaming content using IPTV services before, but not anymore. I also stream to devices over wifi and ethernet. Ubiquiti decided to put the LED lights on top of the device (nice to see there’s still some love for the classical array) and these indicators show the status of the Power, eth0, eth1, eth2, eth3 and eth4 (available for all five ports: if the LED is green, then, there’s an established link at 10/100/1000 Mbps, while, if the LED flashes, it indicates Activity). I keep feeling frustrated that the CloudKey/Unify Controller software doesn’t recognise the concept of EdgeRouter devices (although UNMS does but that doesn’t really like UniFi much). I have the ER-X-SFP and have been using it for at least two years now, it’s excellent and I use the PoE adapters with two UniFi AP-AC-LR access points, it’s pretty seamless. I also use the SFP to connect to a D-Link DGS-1510-20 which I got for a very good price because it has 10G SFPs for connecting from my house to my workshop.

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Thank you for this comparison, almost bought USG with 4+4 PoE switch but now, since ubiqiti fancy features are not very important it looks like i can take ER-X-SFP or ER-6P (second one cost in my country same as USG + PoE switch). When I look in the EdgeRouter configuration, I see two policies for ‘traffic-control / optimized-queue: Something that every manufacturer of networking devices should take seriously is the heat management and Ubiquiti devices are somewhat notorious for running a bit hotter than normal (especially the access points line). Fortunately, the small ER-X remained cool even after I put some stress onto it and I suspect that the vent holes on both sides give a helping hand into maintaining a proper airflow. Note: Although the cabling can be located outdoors, the EdgeRouter itself should be housed inside a protective enclosure. The QoS tab opens a new window with three sub-tabs: Smart Queue (it provides FQ-CODEL + HTB functions and it supports dynamic interfaces), Basic Queue (configure simple Queue policies) and Advanced Queue (adds more features and flexibility to the simple Queue policies). The Users section is divided into two sub-tabs: Local (configure Local account users) and Remote (any remote access of the router is logged here). The Config Tree is one of the most interesting features of the EdgeRouter X since it allows you to see and modify the configuration in the GUI instead of typing commands in the CLI (Command Line Interface).

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I’m getting the same internet speeds with the USG, that I was getting with the ERPoE-5. I have 75Mbps connection with 15Mbps uploads. I also have Threat Management enabled. See the screenshot below. The DashBoard displays various info about the Services (the Routes and the status of the OSPF, NAT, Firewall and DSHCP) and the distribution of the Interfaces (All, Ethernet, VLAN and PPPoE) and it allows you to add new Interfaces or configure the existing ones. The Traffic Analysis tab shows info about the traffic which passes through the router, including the Top hosts, the types of network traffic and it gives the option to configure the application category. On the front of the device, you can find the five 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports: eth0/PoE IN (supports 24V passive PoE and it is an alternative method of powering the device, instead of using the power adapter), eth1, eth2, eth3 and eth4/PoE OUT (supports passive PoE passthrough). The ports of the EdgeRouter X are actually interfaces and, by default, you get this setup: eth0 is WAN, while eth1 to eth4 act as LAN and switched. But, the beauty of this device is that you can configure any port to act as WAN, while any other port can act as LAN or you can create a dual-wan system for load-balancing (e.g. 2 WAN + 1 LAN). The router can also be configured to work solely as a managed switch. So, overall, the EdgeRouter X has been improved with every new software update and, while it’s not the next best thing since sliced bread, it does a lot of things right, while offering a lot more for its money than the large majority of routers from the market.