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Ubiquiti Networks

Ubiquiti Networks EdgeRouter 10X, 10-Port High-Performance Gigabit Router with PoE Flexibility (ER-10X)

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  • Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
  • Country of origin : China
  • Model Number : ER-10X
  • Package Dimensions : 7.8 L x 21.1 W x 31.1 H (centimeters)

Description

EDGEROUTER 10X

Brand: Ubiquiti Networks


Model Name: 10-Port Gigabit Router with PoE


Special Feature: WPS


Frequency Band Class: Single-Band


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ad


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


Recommended Uses For Product: Home


Included Components: ER-10X


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet


Color: Black


Other Special Features of the Product: WPS


Frequency Band Class: Single-Band


Wireless Compability: 802.11ad


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


Antenna Location: Home


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet


Antenna Type: Internal


Operating System: EdgeOS


Security Protocol: WPA2, WPA3, WPS


Number of Ports: 10


Data Transfer Rate: 10000 Megabits Per Second


LAN Port Bandwidth: 10 Gbps


Voltage: 24 Volts


Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate: 10000 Megabits Per Second


Is Modem Compatible: No


Connectivity Protocol: Ethernet


Frequency: 880 MHz


Brand: Ubiquiti Networks


Model Name: 10-Port Gigabit Router with PoE


Built-In Media: ER-10X


Model Number: ER-10X


UPC: 817882023955 817882023917


Manufacturer: UBIQUITI - US


Mfr Part Number: ER-10X


Warranty Description: 1 Year


Item Weight: 600 Grams


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.31"L x 8.31"W x 12.24"H


Color: Black


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2015 to now, zero problems ever. (non VLAN , no VPN usages) just a grate fast router, 800Mbps via optimum cable. always keep the firmware up to date, hot patch 7 is it. the product line has ended, so I bought 3 spare Edge max. ( it runs fast and cool) and I now run on FIBER ISP I love mine. and has no exploits like many do.(vast) never keep the default user name or PW ever,.! The best thing to do for home users that do not understand how TCP/IP works, is to upgrade firmware and click on wizard ICON and click basic setup. and now it becomes a working router and not before. the maker has not a clue as to your end uses. home, business or SOHO. (yes complex this is, on a world scale) it even supports 2 ISP connections WAN at one. ( so it can never fail) mostly used by business. it must be configured to work, it is not PnP plug and play. other home only routers, are PNP. (can be)<< consumer grade is is called. A new router is one of the most complex things to setup if no experience here. I do hope this helps. the older versions have no wizard for basics so do upgrade the firmware first. then click wizard. no router made that I have seen has or had better documentation, PDF and on line and is Hugely extensive. I run a bunch of netgear switches in the attic to connect every room to wired GIGA LAN ports. (wall jacks) and 2 AP , Unifi AP , that never ever fail. love mine, I do. happy trails to all ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2020 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
    • Home/Small Biz Users, Don't Be Afraid!
I can't comment on longevity or anything like that yet, as I've just set it up. But so far I am VERY pleased. I'm a modern guy living in a modern home, and as such I have many devices and ethernet running to three bedrooms. I had been looking at so-called "gaming" wifi routers - I'm not a gamer - mainly to get eight or more ethernet ports. I also wanted better wifi signal, as my old wifi router wasn't getting signal to distant areas of my house. Instead of a gaming router, I got this and a separate UniFi wifi access point, and couldn't be happier. The Ubiquiti stuff is of course designed more for professional users, and does not come truly "plug and play" for home users. But if you have a basic familiarity with networking terminology, you can find great guidance videos online and get this installed easily. I used the fantastic tutorials posted by "Toasty Answers" on U2ube, and I sure hope that guy gets a commission from Ubiquiti because his assistance was the difference that made me buy the router and access point when I was a bit too nervous to try to go it alone. If you are hesitant like I was, watch the video(s) before you decide, and you will likely see that you can get it set up properly. Again, glad I did, it and the wifi access point are working great, with better speeds and greater range than I had before. Plus, I was able to clean up my cabling mess by getting rid of the separate network switch I had needed to connect all my devices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2020 by rpr
    • very reliable, feature-rich, and well made router
Pluses: - Many config options - Can be managed with scripts via ssh - Insecure telnet access not open by default - Reasonable price - Many ports (10 + console) - Has deep packet inspection which allows you to see all devices and which apps/sites they use over time - Proxy-arp between networks - Hairpin NAT support - Many other features, too many to enumerate here - Nice colorful graphs - Fast and very reliable operation - Low power consumption Minuses: - Boot time is slow (~1-2 min) - UI is not the most intuitive. Main menu doesn't have DHCP client-list (hidden under 3-level of clicks). Has unnatural menu-tabs both on top (Dashboard, Traffic-Analysis, Firewall, Servies) and on bottom of screen (Alerts & System). And to add more confusion, some links on the left. Takes time to get used to and find everything you need (They are all there, just hard to find) - Running vyos (Vyatta OS) which is an admin layer above debian/Linux with an additional arcane command-set. This may be an advantage if you manage big networks with many devices, since UNMS (Ubiquiti network management system) allows you to automate everything, including auto-updates, and keep track of downtimes, and much more via vyos. - Naively adding stuff/changes doesn't survive reboots (for that you will need to create a new image, using configure + commit + save in vyos) - Installing some new software is not trivial: e.g. even though this is debian-based (mipsel architecture). e.g. rsync from debian repositories had either too high-version prereqs or too low-versions vs existing libs/software on the device. Need to use the old "build from source" route or find dedicated vyos repos. - Restoring config from backup in the UI doesn't actually change the config. Again: you need to configure + commit + save in vyos which I found quite confusing. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase. The ability to really see what's going on on your network is a major plus. Having a Linux system and ssh to it gives you much more control than a limited HTTP interface. If you like tweaking your network equipment and know Linux, this may be one of the better options out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2020 by Ruby Day

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