MikroTik RouterBOARD 1100 User Manual

RouterBOARD 1100
User's Manual
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regarding all warranty and repair issues, the following instructions apply ONLY if you purchased your
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RB1000 and RB1100.
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MikroTik RouterBOARD 1100 Specifications

General

Brand	MikroTik
Model	RouterBOARD 1100
Category	Network Router
Language	English

Summary

System Board View and Layout

Diagram of components

Visual representation of the RouterBOARD 1100/AH system board, highlighting key components and ports.

Specifications

Hardware Guide

Memory and Storage Devices

Details on SODIMM slot for DDR2 memory and microSD card slot for storage expansion.

Input/Output Ports

Ethernet Ports Overview

Description of thirteen Ethernet ports, including switch groups and bypass ports (Ether11, Ether12).

Powering

Power Options

Details on power input via PoE on Ether13 (12-24V DC) and J11 power connector (12-24V DC).

Booting options

RouterBOOT Loader

Initial RouterBOOT loader startup and its support for serial console, NAND, and network booting.

RouterBOOT

RouterBOOT Functionality

Overview of RouterBOOT firmware providing minimal functionality to boot an OS, supporting serial console and various boot methods.

Boot Loader Configuration

Serial Console Configuration

Configuring loader parameters via RS232C DB9 serial interface, including bitrate and flow control.

Loader Setup Options

Menu options for configuring boot delay, boot key, serial console, boot device, reset configuration, and firmware upgrades.

Boot Device Selection

Options for selecting the initial boot device: Ethernet, NAND, CompactFlash, or combinations thereof.

Boot Loader Upgrading

Upgrading Methods

Upgrading boot loader via RouterOS '/system routerboard' menu or through serial port/Ethernet using specific protocols.

Primary Boot Loader

Primary Boot Loader Function

Description of the secondary boot loader, its upgradeability, and accessing the primary boot loader via Software Reset 1 button.

RouterOS functions

Health Monitor

Displays current fan status, voltage, current, fan speed, temperature, and power consumption.

Firmware Settings

Accessing and configuring boot loader settings like baud rate, boot delay, boot device, and enter-setup-on key.

Software Reset

Software Reset Functionality

Using Software Reset 2 button hole (TP12) to reset boot loader and RouterOS settings, with an option to disable it.