MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM — 10-Port Gigabit Router with SFP+ 10Gbps

Powerful performance in a compact, professional chassis

The MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM packs a four-core Cortex-A15 processor from the Annapurna Labs family, paired with 1 GB of RAM. This combination is designed to handle RouterOS tasks smoothly, whether you’re routing, filtering, or managing VPN traffic. The metal enclosure in a matte black finish conveys a durable, enterprise-ready presence for both small offices and tech closets.

In addition to ten 1 Gbps ethernet ports, an SFP+ port offers a path to 10 Gbps connectivity when paired with a compatible module. If you rely on VPN or IPsec, the hardware acceleration feature helps offload processing from the main CPU, enabling more responsive performance under steady loads. The Ethernet model also includes practical hardware features that support real-world deployments without cluttering your rack.

Key capabilities

• Ten 1 Gbps Ethernet ports for flexible, scalable networks
• SFP+ port for optional 10 Gbps uplink or interconnectivity (module not included)
• IPsec hardware acceleration to improve VPN handling without stressing the CPU
• 1 GB RAM to support RouterOS tasks, routing rules, and firewall policies
• PoE output on port 10 and Passive PoE input (18–57 V) for compatible devices
• Compact, solid metal enclosure in matte black for a professional look
• Includes two rackmount ears for secure 1U rack installation
• Dimensions: 228 x 120 x 30 mm; Max power 33 W

Real-world use ideas

• Small offices or branch sites needing robust routing, firewall rules, and VPN support
• Network cores requiring high-throughput LAN segmentation with multiple VLANs
• Rack-friendly deployments in 1U spaces, where a compact, durable router is valued
• Energy-conscious setups that benefit from a balanced power profile while delivering solid performance

While configured with RouterOS, the RB4011iGS+RM is designed to adapt to a variety of network tasks. It presents a strong feature set without promising fixed outcomes, so deployments can evolve as your network needs grow.