MikroTik CSS610-8G-2S+IN network switch 8 × 1G, 2 × SFP+, web managed
MikroTik

MikroTik CSS610-8G-2S+IN network switch 8 × 1G, 2 × SFP+, web managed

The MikroTik CSS610-8G-2S+IN is a web-managed Gigabit network switch with eight copper ports and two SFP+ slots for a fast uplink. Its compact chassis mounts in a rack and works equally well in an office cabinet or as the core switch of a home network.

  • Copper ports: 8 × RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
  • Uplink: 2 × SFP+
  • Management: web managed
  • PoE: passive PoE
  • Mounting: rack, weight 0.7 kg

Description

SFP+ slots that remove the bottleneck

Eight gigabit devices together can push more data than a single gigabit uplink can carry. The SFP+ slots are built for 10-gigabit modules and direct-attach cables, so the switch can connect to a server, NAS or core switch without the link becoming a bottleneck. The web interface lets you monitor and configure the ports, so when something fails you can see at once which link has dropped.

Who this network switch is for

Small offices whose server or NAS needs more than gigabit speed; home-lab builders and enthusiasts putting together a 10G backbone; and IT administrators who need a simple managed switch for the rack. At just 0.7 kg it is easy to mount in the rack single-handed.

Specifications

BrandMikroTik
Net weight0.70 kg
Form factorRackmountable
Gigabit Ethernet (copper) ports quantity8
POEPoE passive
Predominant port type10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45)
SFP+ ports quantity2
Switch typeWeb managed
EAN4752224006929

Questions & answers

What are the SFP+ slots for?

They take SFP+ modules or direct-attach cables for a fast link to a server, NAS or another switch. Modules are normally a separate accessory.

Can it power cameras over PoE?

The manufacturer lists only passive PoE and does not specify whether that is an input or an output, or at what power.

Can it be rack mounted?

Yes, the manufacturer lists it as rack mountable.