Does the job and easy to integrate

No venía el soporte para montarse en rack, no lo devuelvo porque me es funcional y me urge pero he notado que últimamente las piezas pequeñas de ciertos pedidos no las envian

Great little power house if you need a router and an 8 port POE switch. It's not for a none Mikrotik users. It is not a plug and play unit. You must know about Mikrotiks and how to configure them.

If you are looking for a 10gbps switch then avoid this one.SFP ports provide optical fiber connectivity options to support uplinks of up to 1 Gbps

I have had this switch for many months, and so I have had a lot of time to give it a good test out. I purchased this unit as it had the right feature set and at the right price (or so I thought); I wanted a small manageable switch, with POE.First of all; if you have POE devices that need 48V, you need to purchase another power brick. The brick that comes with this switch does not output the required voltage, and neither does the switch step up the voltage. To make this switch useable for POE+, you need to buy the MikroTik 48V2A96W to go with it which at the time was another £41.00. I was fully aware of this at the time of purchasing, and did buy the additional power brick; though I think it should be an option when purchasing to eliminate waste.Secondly; if you want to do anything beyond just using it as a dumb switch, even things as simple as VLANs, forget it. While it technically can to it, the switch chip on this unit does not support it and so the processing is offloaded to the main CPU, which is weedy. Allocating a single port to a VLAN had a massive performance impact; I would have expected to pass traffic at near wire-speed, but no...throughput drops to about 360Megabits.In conclusion;Mikrotik is well known for making products with good bang for the buck. Every company releases the odd lemon, and this unit certainly is one of those.This switch boasts a great feature set, but does not have the horsepower or right hardware inside to support those features properly. With a decent switch chip, or a processor with some grunt, this switch would be a great piece of kit and at a great price (even taking into account having to buy the extra power pack for POE+). If you do connect any devices to this switch that are passing tagged traffic, it will pass those tags untouched like any other switch, but then that means this is essentially a "dumb" switch with POE; and at £183 (at the time of purchase and with the extra power brick) that is a lot of money.As this unit is really only any good as a "dumb" switch, I would go so far as saying this switch is unfit for purpose and should be withdrawn from sale. If I could, I would be sending this one back.