Mikrotik Routerboard RB2011UiAS-2HnD-IN Sfp Port plus 10 Port Ethernet

What an awesome router!With the burgeoning number of phones, tablets and laptops at home and with a fairly large family at home, it's been really difficult for me to keep track of the bandwidth hogs on my network. Earlier I used Tomato on an Asus RTN12 for this purpose, but it just wasn't stable enough and there was no persistent storage (no USB port and too little free space om Flash/NAND).With the RB2011UiAS plus a few simple queues and static DHCP leases, DL/UL consumption is recorded for each individual device and I can see the trends on an hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/yearly basis. Based on this, each device is being throttled independently :-)I've also enabled transparent proxy (with generous caching configured on a USB memory stick) on the Mikrotik router to reduce internet bandwidth usage and without having to configure each and every device with the proxy details.Wi-Fi signal strength is awesome and covers the entire house (G+2).The LCD has been configured to show PPPoE bandwidth graph always. I'm currently trying to get the router to beep differently whenever certain devices arrive on and leave the Wi-Fi network ;-)The 224 unique IP address that I have recorded attempting to hack my router via Telnet, SSH, Web and HTTP (28,000 attempts over the past two and a half days, yeah that right no typos here!) have been merrily sent to the tarpit via a few simple firewall rules. Maybe I'll flood ping them back with a script if I'm bored ;-)... and I've just scratched the surface.If there is a con (not really so if you're a networking expert), it's that simple things can require quite a iut of head-scratching and googling to get to work. But once you hit the forums and read the Wiki, you'll get it working soon enough.

This is the rounge price.... It's original price is 129$ around 8,800 RS in Indian rupees