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According to a product page this switch runs only RouterOS v7 (and up). RouterOS is much better than SWOS. It takes some time to learn it. But it worth it. I run RouterOS on all my Mikrotik switches.

Fasttrack is a firewall feature. If you'd like to use this device as a router, you can expect more cpu usage than with devices sold as routers. RouterOS runs on all of them. The whole purpose of fasttrack is to speed firewall up. If you'd like to use it as a switch, you shouldn't have any problems.

Baltic is fine. I have purchased from them a couple of times three years ago. There is another not very well known company multilink.us, which is usually cheaper than Baltic. I have purchased from Multilink as well. They charge $219 for CRS310-8G+2S+IN unlike Baltic, but they have RB5009UG+S+IN...

Another inexpensive reseller in the US I'm buying from: multilink.us $830 and they do not charge sale tax. But it is out of stock.

It is $797.77 in the US. + $27.06 shipping.

Yes, it is possible. This is how I use Mellanox cards right now.

LSI® SAS 9300-8i PCI Express® to 12Gb/s Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) Host Bus Adapter Power values: — Nominal = 13.0 W — Worst case = 19.04 W

Offer of $40 was rejected. $45 - accepted.

Expired. It was $60. I can confirm that.

1000x 3.5" HDD Screws for $13.

Ordered two. They came with AC Power Adapters. No Wi-Fi.

In my case: Lifetime (hours): 42280, 43743, 42370, 42341. Read: 110TB, 195TB, 116TB, 88TB. Write: 39TB, 13TB, 38TB, 12TB.

Dell PERC H310 in RAID mode reports these drives as "blocked". SATA drives pass through without any problem. I guess I need to flash H310 to IT mode ...

I believe they had this info since the beginning. :) These guys aren't experts in Supermicro servers. This is why we can get this hardware for such low price. :) If these guys were experts they'd reset passwords on X10DRH-CT and triple the price.

Your link in the first message is with the SAS3 backplane. I've got two of them. Both have the SAS3 backplane. I know you were unlucky and got one with SAS2, but nobody else has complained so far. Of course, YMMV.

According to this message there shouldn't be any problem with it.

I do not think so. This seller has a separate listing for CSE-826 with SAS2 backplane (guess how I know that (got it for $118.80 in March))

This seller also has 5 Supermicro X10DRH-CT in stock @ $189.99. They require password reset.

5 in stock @ $165.00