Is this the best router we've used? Teltonika Routers Introduction.

[@TeltonikaNetworks]

Your appreciation for our hard work is a real boost! Thanks for the review. 💙

[@campnansen]

Have deployed around 150x routers. Using rms, works very well! Moved from Cisco to Teltonika and have zero regrets!

[@TSSC]

Nice to see you featuring a Teltonika device. They have plenty of routers, gateways and switches with gigabit interface. Just use the filter on their product page to find the available options. I myself am using a few of their 4G routers and a 5G gateway since a few years back. But I guess not all are compliant everywhere.

[@TerryPullen]

I am looking forward to this series.

[@jeppeladefoged5218]

I got a RUTX09 a few weeks ago. I use it at home with cellular backup on a fiber connection. I'm pleasantly surprised with both the hardware and interface.

[@CompuWhizz]

What kind of throughput can you get on fibre?

[@madridreal777]

@@CompuWhizzI have RUTX12 in home with fiber. Speed test was amazing, I dont remember exact numbers but it was 980mb something. I had tplink gigabit router that only was able to get me 700~

[@pravFieldy]

These are great for most set and forget style deployments. But when you 100s of devices, wonder how the management of them will be. Grandstream, Cambium and UI have got this sorted! E.g. “global wifi”… would be good to see Teltonika bring this into RMS.

[@WillieHowe]

I think they're just starting WiFi -- give it time.

[@harry4682]

They have a very decent cloud management system RMS, have manage hundred of routers this way

[@Practical-IT]

These sound nice. A demo of setting up ZeroTier would be great. I use ZT a lot.

[@WillieHowe]

So do we!

[@sudharsan25]

Thanks so much for the info , I do have the question. Can i program the routor to connect to my custom MQTT and if that certain data is recevied on subcribed topic , then triggers the command via TCP on LAN?

[@HisLoveArmy]

I would love to see you put a telnyx sim card in there for cellular backup if the main WAN goes down. That's what I would want to use it for. :)

[@jhippl]

that looks like it would be a perfect oobm jump box

[@stevekemble8911]

If you have working Synology ERX or ER4 installations would you recommend these as an upgrade?

[@WillieHowe]

You're definitely not going to lose anything.

[@pivot3india]

how do you find their support ?

[@strikesbac]

It’s awful, community support only. Been using them for years. They have a good product but support is poor and firmware rushed.

[@TSSC]

@@strikesbacI don’t agree with their support being poor. I find their wiki product support pages to be quite good and have often gotten rapid response from their team on the support forum.

[@strikesbac]

@@TSSC don’t get me wrong, community support is decent, it’s the official support that can be lacking. Firmwares are often buggy require extensive testing between upgrades. They are comparable to Ubnt, where support should be considered a best effort, they have no TAC like or options for service contracts. RMS is excellent and cheap, $15 per device per year. For context I’ve deployed several hundred of these units over the past 8 or so years all over Europe. As long as you know their limits you can’t beat them for value. As a total package though their support is what I’d consider to be their weakest link. Edit: Mikrotik is a better comparison than Ubnt,

[@TSSC]

@@strikesbac You obviously have a wider experience (and from an enterprise perspective) than I with my SoHo perspective.

[@strikesbac]

@@TSSC For a SOHO setup they are great devices, and they can be great for business in the right use cases, as long as you know their limits. I still recommend them to people.

[@ronlee1178]

Hello Willie Howe, I need an expert to look at a unifi deployment as I am all the sudden having issues with vlans with a third party sonicwall. How can we get in touch with you?

[@WillieHowe]

williehowe dot com and then fill out the contact form

[@TotallyNuss]

The gigabit version is nearly $200

[@WillieHowe]

Probably worth every penny.

[@TotallyNuss]

@@WillieHowe Well, what other answer would you give? You're being paid to promote them obviously. If they had the price of RUT300 on the gigabit unit they'd be on to something. Edgerouter X is only $60 and has five gigabit ports and UISP support. The Teltonika RUTX08 is over three times better? A company I'm sure most of us here have never heard of; From Lithuania? They're using WRT!

[@JustinGoldsmith]

"Is this the perfect router" Router: only has 10/100 No. The answer is no. It's not the perfect router.

[@WillieHowe]

Glad to see you quoting me from the video.

[@JustinGoldsmith]

Glad to be quoting you. 👍 RB5009upr+s+in is the perfect router btw.

[@ge48421]

Seriously depends on what you're going to do with it. It's probably just fine for providing connectivity to industrial devices. For some purposes 40 Gbit/sec is not enough, for some 100Mbit/sec is overkill.

[@RobertoCarlos-tn1iq]

my friend lives in houston and has 40gb to his residence. do you really think that weak mikrotik router you mentioned can handle even that? perfect? LOL

[@JustinGoldsmith]

@@RobertoCarlos-tn1iq lol weak? Anyway, your friend is the exception, not the rule. A fringe case isn't applicable to the discussion. Thanks though.

[@Daniel-ud6od]

They are like CAT4 for Mobile WAN, otherwise okey