Mikrotik CloudCoreRouter CCR2216-1G-12XS-2XQ, 16x 2000MHz CPU, 16 GB RAM, 1x Gbit LAN, 12x SFP28, 2x QSFP28, 2x PSU, L6

Unleash the power of 100 Gigabit networking with L3 Hardware Offloading!

Start your 100 Gigabit journey with our new flagship product: the Cloud Core Router 2216! Its powerful 16-core CPU can trade blows with the mighty 72-core Tile CPU of our previous flagship - the CCR1072.

But the exceptional Marvell Prestera Aldrin2 switch-chip really takes it to the next level with L3 Hardware Offloading! Our previous CCR2116 featured a switch-chip with four 10G CPU connection lines, but this time there are four 25G lines!

There are 2x QSFP28 cages for blazing-fast 100 Gigabit connectivity, 12x SFP28 cages for 25 Gigabit networking, and a Gigabit Ethernet port. The device comes with 16 GB of RAM, decent NAND storage, and two M.2 SATA slots for additional storage. There are four hot-swappable fans, as well as dual-redundant hot-swap power supplies. And these PSUs might look familiar if you have used our CCR1072 before: you can keep using your previous hot-swap power supplies and SFP modules.

• New flagship product
• 12x 25G SFP28, 2x 100G QSFP28, 1x GbE RJ-45, 1x RJ-45 console
• 100 Gigabit with L3 Hardware Offloading
• Ideal upgrade for CCR1072 users (compatible power supplies and SFP modules)
• Up to 4x the performance of the CCR1072 with 72-core CPU
• Powerful Amazon Annapurna labs 16-core ARMv8 CPU
• Marvell Prestera Aldrin 2 switching chip (98DX8525)

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: AL73400 (2 GHz, ARM 64bit, 16-core)
Memory size: 16 GB DDR4 RAM + 128 MB NAND
Ports: 12x 25G SFP28, 2x 100G QSFP28, 1x GbE RJ-45, 1x RJ-45 (console)
PoE support: no
Power supply: redundant, 2x internal Hot-Swap AC 100-240 V (2x 150 W)
Operating System: RouterOS (L6)
Dimensions: 443 x 367 x 44 mm

Useful links:

Compliance Statement + User Manual

Setting up the device via the Quick Set wizard

Mobile Control App

Reset device, reset button function

RouterOS MikroTik system recovery via Netinstall utility

Address Translation (NAT)

Setting Load Balancing (splitting traffic between multiple Internet connections)

Failover setting (switching the link to backup in case of an outage)