MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Router Price in Kenya – 10-Port Gigabit Router with SFP+

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Router Overview

The MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Router is a powerful, professional-grade wired router designed for internet service providers (ISPs), medium-sized businesses, enterprise networks, hotels, schools and organisations requiring advanced network management.

Equipped with 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports, one 10Gbps SFP+ interface, a quad-core ARM processor and 1GB RAM, the RB4011iGS+RM delivers flexible routing, firewall protection, bandwidth control and network connectivity in a compact metal enclosure.

For Kenyan businesses and internet providers managing multiple network connections, users or departments, this MikroTik router offers an alternative to basic consumer routers, with significantly more configuration options through MikroTik RouterOS.

Whether you are building an office network in Nairobi, deploying managed internet access in an apartment building, configuring a hotel hotspot or expanding an ISP network, the RB4011iGS+RM provides the tools required to create a structured and manageable networking environment.

The router also supports IPsec hardware acceleration for compatible VPN deployments and offers a 10Gbps-capable SFP+ interface for connections to compatible fibre or high-speed networking equipment.

Unlike wireless routers, the RB4011iGS+RM does not include built-in Wi-Fi. Wireless coverage requires separately purchased access points.

Its black metal enclosure can be installed on a desktop or mounted in a standard rack using the supplied rackmount hardware.

Purchase the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM from Jupitaz Kenya for business routing, ISP infrastructure and professional networking projects.

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Price in Kenya

The MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM price in Kenya varies depending on supplier pricing, availability and any additional equipment or configuration services required.

Jupitaz currently lists the router as Call for Price, so buyers should request an updated quotation rather than rely on an unverified selling price.

Customers planning a complete installation may also need Ethernet cables, switches, SFP+ modules, wireless access points or a suitable network cabinet. Installation and configuration requirements should be discussed when obtaining a quotation.

Explore the MikroTik routers available in Kenya to compare alternative models for different networking requirements.

Key Features and Benefits of the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM

1. Quad-Core ARM Processor for Advanced Routing

The RB4011iGS+RM uses the Annapurna Labs AL21400 quad-core ARM Cortex-A15 processor, specified at a nominal 1.4GHz in MikroTik's product literature.

This processing platform supports the router's advanced networking functions, including routing, firewall rules, queues and supported VPN configurations.

For business users, the benefit is the ability to manage more sophisticated networks than those typically supported by entry-level consumer routers.

Actual routing capacity depends on packet sizes, firewall complexity, connection tracking, queues, encryption and the selected RouterOS configuration. MikroTik publishes separate benchmark results for different workloads rather than guaranteeing one fixed throughput.

2. Ten Gigabit Ethernet Ports

The router includes 10 Ethernet ports supporting 10/100/1000Mbps connections.

These ports can be configured for different network functions, such as:

• Internet WAN connectivity

• Office LAN connections

• Departmental network segments

• Connected switches and servers

• Guest internet networks

• ISP subscriber-facing networks

• Dedicated management networks

Network administrators can assign interfaces to separate bridges, VLANs or routed networks according to their requirements.

Gigabit support is particularly useful for offices handling large file transfers, network storage, business applications and multiple connected devices.

Each Ethernet port supports a maximum negotiated link speed of 1Gbps, subject to connected equipment and cabling.

3. One 10Gbps SFP+ Port for High-Speed Connectivity

The RB4011iGS+RM features an SFP+ port supporting compatible high-speed modules, including 10Gbps connections.

This provides additional connectivity for applications such as:

• Connecting to an aggregation switch

• High-speed LAN backbone connectivity

• Compatible fibre network links

• ISP distribution infrastructure

• Connecting networking equipment through supported SFP+ modules

The port supports compatible SFP and SFP+ modules, although module interoperability must be confirmed before installation.

Important: The SFP+ port does not include a fibre transceiver, and the presence of a 10Gbps port does not mean that every routed application will achieve 10Gbps throughput.

4. 1GB RAM and 512MB NAND Storage

The router includes 1GB RAM and 512MB NAND storage.

RAM provides memory for RouterOS operation, connection tracking and network services, while NAND storage holds the operating system and configuration data.

These resources support the router's advanced management capabilities, but the maximum practical number of clients, queues or concurrent connections depends on network design and configuration.

5. MikroTik RouterOS Level 5 Licence

The RB4011iGS+RM comes with RouterOS and a Level 5 licence.

RouterOS provides a broad range of networking features, including:

• Static and dynamic routing

• NAT and firewall filtering

• VLAN configuration

• DHCP server and client functions

• Bandwidth management and queues

• HotSpot services

• PPPoE server and client functionality

• Supported VPN technologies

• Network monitoring and diagnostics

• User access and administrative controls

Its software capabilities make the router suitable for networks requiring customised configuration rather than a limited consumer-style administration interface.

6. IPsec Hardware Acceleration

The processor supports IPsec hardware acceleration, which can improve performance for compatible encryption configurations.

This is valuable when businesses need encrypted connectivity between offices, remote branches or other supported VPN endpoints.

VPN throughput varies by encryption algorithm, packet size and configuration. Hardware acceleration does not apply equally to every VPN protocol.

7. Passive PoE Input and Output

The router offers flexible power connectivity.

PoE input: Ethernet port 1 supports 18–57V passive PoE input.

PoE output: Ethernet port 10 supports passive PoE output up to 57V, subject to the router's input voltage and output current limits.

This can be useful for powering a compatible networking device without a separate local power adapter.

However, the passive PoE output is not a universal replacement for an IEEE 802.3af/at PoE switch or injector. Always confirm the voltage, pinout and current requirements of the connected device.

8. Compact Metal Enclosure with Rackmount Accessories

The RB4011iGS+RM features a solid metal enclosure designed for professional installations.

It supports desktop placement and 1U rack installation using the supplied mounting accessories.

Its passive cooling design avoids a built-in fan, reducing fan noise and eliminating fan maintenance. Suitable airflow and temperature management remain important, especially in crowded cabinets.

Manufacturer verification: The processor, interfaces, memory, power ratings, operating system and physical specifications above are documented by MikroTik.

 

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Technical Specifications

The following specifications are for the exact RB4011iGS+RM Ethernet model, not the wireless RB4011 variant.

Performance note: The RB4011 uses two groups of five Ethernet ports connected through switch chips. Complex inter-port traffic patterns, processor-bound functions and uplink selection can affect aggregate performance. The 10Gbps SFP+ interface should not be interpreted as a guaranteed 10Gbps internet-routing speed under all configurations.

Applications and Uses of the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM in Kenya

1. Internet Service Providers and WISPs

For internet service providers operating in Kenya, the RB4011iGS+RM can be used to manage network connectivity and subscriber-facing services.

With RouterOS, administrators can configure PPPoE services, routing policies, firewall rules, network address translation and bandwidth management.

For example, a small ISP may use the RB4011 as its network gateway while connecting distribution switches or outdoor wireless access points to serve customers.

The device can also be integrated into an existing network containing routers and wireless infrastructure from other manufacturers, provided the required Ethernet, VLAN, IP and routing configurations are compatible.

Operators planning larger deployments should evaluate peak traffic, subscriber sessions and queue processing before selecting the router.

For alternative hardware, browse MikroTik ISP and business routers on Jupitaz.

2. Office and Corporate Networks

Businesses with multiple departments often need more control than a basic home router provides.

The RB4011iGS+RM can be configured to separate different parts of a business network, such as administration, finance, employees, visitors and internal servers.

For example, a Nairobi office could deploy separate VLANs for staff computers and guest devices, with firewall policies controlling access between departments.

A managed switch is normally required when multiple VLANs must share a single Ethernet uplink to several downstream devices.

This arrangement helps administrators build organised networks with clearer access controls and easier troubleshooting.

3. Hotels, Guesthouses and Hospitality Networks

Hotels, lodges and guesthouses may use the router as a central gateway for guest internet and internal business systems.

RouterOS HotSpot functionality can support browser-based authentication, while bandwidth queues can help administrators apply fair-use limits or speed policies.

A typical installation may include the RB4011, managed switches and separately installed wireless access points covering guest rooms, reception areas and common spaces.

The router itself does not provide Wi-Fi coverage. The quality of guest wireless access depends on access-point selection, placement, cabling, interference and network design.

4. Apartment Internet Distribution and Hotspot Networks

Apartment buildings and managed residential compounds can use the RB4011iGS+RM as part of a shared internet distribution system.

An administrator can configure separate customer-facing networks and use RouterOS services for authentication, IP addressing and traffic management.

The router may also form part of a hotspot network using a compatible third-party billing platform.

Before deploying billing software, confirm whether the platform supports the RouterOS version, API access method, authentication model and user-management functions required.

A practical installation could include:

• One RB4011iGS+RM main router

• A managed Gigabit switch for distribution

• Indoor or outdoor access points

• Ethernet or fibre links to network sections

• A compatible billing or subscriber management application

5. Schools, Colleges and Training Institutions

Schools and educational institutions can use the router to manage internet access for different groups.

Separate VLANs or interfaces can isolate computer laboratories, teachers' offices, administration systems and student networks.

Administrators can implement routing and firewall policies to control how these networks communicate.

For institutions with many wireless users, appropriate access points and distribution switches should be selected based on a site survey and capacity assessment.

6. CCTV and Surveillance Networks

The RB4011 can provide routing and firewall services for IP-based security systems.

For example, a business may place IP cameras and recording equipment on a dedicated network and configure controlled access for authorised monitoring devices.

The router can also support suitable VPN configurations for secure remote access.

Because the RB4011 is not a multiport PoE camera switch, a dedicated PoE switch or compatible injectors may be required to power IP cameras.

For advice on suitable switches, read the Jupitaz network switch buying guide.

7. VPN Connections Between Business Branches

Organisations with multiple offices can configure supported VPN technologies on RouterOS to connect remote sites.

Possible applications include accessing central business systems, sharing internal resources and administering remote networks.

Deployment requirements depend on the VPN protocol, authentication methods, available public IP connectivity and firewall configuration.

For encrypted high-throughput links, businesses should compare the manufacturer’s IPsec test data against their particular security requirements.

Advantages and Disadvantages of MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM

How to Set Up MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Router

The RB4011iGS+RM runs MikroTik RouterOS, which can be configured through a web browser, Winbox or the command-line interface.

The following procedure describes a typical setup using the manufacturer's default configuration. A previously configured or reset device may use different settings.

Step 1: Prepare the Router and Network Equipment

Before installation, make sure you have the RB4011iGS+RM, a compatible power source, Ethernet cables, a computer and an active internet connection.

For business deployments, plan your network addressing, internet uplink, LAN structure and any VLAN requirements.

A managed switch and wireless access points may be added when the network needs more wired ports or Wi-Fi coverage.

Step 2: Connect Power to the Router

Connect the manufacturer's compatible power adapter to the DC power jack and a suitable power outlet.

Alternatively, the router can be powered through ether1 using a correctly specified 18–57V passive PoE source.

Do not connect an unknown PoE supply without confirming electrical compatibility.

Step 3: Connect the WAN Internet Cable

For a typical default installation, connect the internet source to ether1.

This connection may originate from a fibre ONT, an ISP modem/router or another upstream gateway.

The WAN configuration may require DHCP, PPPoE or a static IP address, depending on the ISP.

For complex networks, administrators can designate a different WAN interface, but this requires deliberate configuration.

Step 4: Connect Your Computer to a LAN Port

Connect your computer to another Ethernet port, typically ether2.

Configure the computer to obtain an IP address automatically through DHCP.

With the standard factory configuration, the router normally provides local connectivity on the 192.168.88.0/24 network.

Step 5: Access RouterOS

Open a browser and navigate to:

http://192.168.88.1

Alternatively, use MikroTik Winbox to locate and access the router through the local network.

For devices with factory-default credentials, the username may be admin, with the password either blank or indicated on the device label, depending on the unit.

Set a strong administrator password immediately. Do not expose the router's administrative interface directly to the public internet.

Step 6: Configure Internet Connectivity

Open the router's Internet or WAN configuration.

Select the internet connection type provided by your ISP.

• DHCP: Obtain an address automatically from the upstream network.

• Static IP: Enter the assigned IP address, gateway and DNS settings.

• PPPoE: Enter the account credentials supplied by your provider.

Ensure a valid default route is present and that the configured DNS service works.

Avoid changing live WAN interfaces or removing bridge ports without understanding the existing configuration, as this can interrupt management or internet access.

Step 7: Configure LAN Addressing and DHCP

Choose a suitable LAN subnet for your installation.

For example, a business might use 192.168.10.1/24 as its local gateway address, provided that subnet does not conflict with the WAN or another routed network.

Configure a DHCP address pool and DHCP server for the intended LAN interface.

If using a bridge, ensure the gateway IP and DHCP server are assigned to the correct bridge interface.

For multiple networks, configure separate IP subnets and corresponding DHCP services as required.

Step 8: Configure NAT and Firewall Protection

For a conventional private LAN using an IPv4 internet connection, configure source NAT where required so local devices can access the internet.

Retain or establish suitable firewall rules that prevent unauthorised access from the WAN.

Firewall policies should consider established connections, invalid traffic, administrative access, inter-VLAN permissions and required services.

Do not disable firewall protection simply to resolve a connectivity problem.

Step 9: Configure VLANs or HotSpot Services if Required

For an ISP, office or hospitality network, additional services may be needed.

RouterOS can provide VLAN interfaces, traffic queues, HotSpot authentication and PPPoE services.

For example, a hotspot design may place ether3, ether4 and ether5 in a dedicated client bridge while keeping ether1 as the upstream WAN connection.

Assign the hotspot gateway address and DHCP server to the correct client-facing interface or bridge.

This is a design example rather than a factory configuration. Avoid bridging the untrusted WAN directly into a customer HotSpot LAN.

Step 10: Update RouterOS and Secure Management Access

Check for an appropriate stable RouterOS update and verify any relevant compatibility or configuration considerations.

Back up the working configuration before upgrading.

Secure the management services by restricting administrative access to authorised networks, disabling unnecessary services and using suitable credentials.

For remotely managed routers, configure a secure VPN or another appropriately protected management method.

Step 11: Test the Network

After configuration, verify that:

• The router receives a valid WAN address where applicable.

• The default gateway is reachable.

• LAN clients obtain the expected DHCP addresses.

• Internet connectivity works through the router.

• DNS resolution works correctly.

• NAT and firewall policies behave as intended.

• VLANs, queues or HotSpot authentication operate correctly.

• Any connected SFP+ link negotiates the expected speed.

For a business installation, test from actual user devices as well as from the router. A successful router ping alone does not prove that client internet access is working.

These steps follow MikroTik's documented setup principles, with additional business-network configuration guidance.

 

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Troubleshooting Guide

The table below covers common installation problems and initial checks.

For troubleshooting, administrators can use RouterOS tools such as Ping, Traceroute, Interfaces, Log, Torch and the routing table.

Before making substantial changes to a production router, save a backup and ensure there is a recovery method.

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Package Contents

According to MikroTik's documentation, the standard manufacturer package includes:

• MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM router

• 24V 1.5A (36W) power adapter

• Rackmount ears/brackets

• K-60 fastening set

The SFP+ transceiver, network cables, wireless access points and network switches are not part of the standard listed package and may need to be purchased separately.

Buyers should confirm the accessories supplied with their particular order, especially for opened-box or previously used units.

 

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM vs Other MikroTik Routers

The RB4011iGS+RM is one of several MikroTik models suitable for business or ISP networking. The best option depends on the available ports, processing requirements, power budget and long-term expansion plans.

Choosing the RB4011 instead of a CCR model should be based on the real workload, not simply the number of available ports.

Compare these products in the Jupitaz MikroTik router catalogue.

Frequently Asked Questions About the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM

1. What is the price of MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM in Kenya?

The current Jupitaz listing requests that customers contact the seller for pricing. The final quotation should confirm the unit price, applicable taxes, availability and delivery arrangements.

2. Is the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM a Gigabit router?

Yes. It includes ten 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet ports and a separate 10Gbps-capable SFP+ interface.

3. Does MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM have Wi-Fi?

No. This is a wired Ethernet router. You must connect a compatible wireless access point to provide Wi-Fi connectivity.

4. Can RB4011iGS+RM be used for a hotspot business?

Yes. RouterOS supports HotSpot functionality, including authentication and bandwidth management. Commercial billing systems may require additional software, integration and configuration.

5. Does RB4011iGS+RM support PPPoE?

Yes. RouterOS supports PPPoE client and server functionality, subject to proper configuration and applicable licence limits.

6. Can I connect a fibre internet connection to this router?

Yes, using compatible SFP or SFP+ modules or through an Ethernet connection from a suitable fibre ONT or upstream device. The SFP+ port is not a built-in replacement for a GPON ONT.

7. Does it support PoE?

Yes. The router accepts passive PoE input on ether1 and provides compatible passive PoE output on ether10, subject to the documented electrical limits.

8. Can it support 100, 200 or 500 hotspot users?

The practical user capacity depends on traffic, authentication methods, packet processing, bandwidth queues, firewall rules and other configurations. There is no reliable universal guarantee that this router will support a particular number of active hotspot users under every workload.

9. Is the MikroTik RB4011 suitable for office networks?

Yes. It offers routing, VLAN, firewall, DHCP and bandwidth management features suitable for professionally designed office networks.

10. Can I use the RB4011iGS+RM with Starlink Internet?

Yes. The RB4011 can be connected to an Ethernet internet connection provided by compatible Starlink equipment. The required adapter or connection method depends on the Starlink kit and router generation.

11. Does the router support VPN connections?

Yes. RouterOS supports several VPN technologies, and the RB4011 includes IPsec hardware acceleration. Available protocols and their performance depend on the installed RouterOS version and configuration.

12. Is MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM suitable for beginners?

It is possible to perform basic setup using MikroTik's default configuration and management tools. However, complex firewall, VLAN, ISP or hotspot deployments are better handled by someone familiar with RouterOS.

Why Buy MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM from Jupitaz Kenya?

Jupitaz is a Kenya-based networking equipment supplier offering routers, switches, access points, fibre networking equipment and related ICT infrastructure products.

Customers looking for the RB4011iGS+RM can compare other MikroTik routers on the website and request guidance on equipment selection for business and ISP networking projects.

Whether you are building a corporate network, expanding an internet service provider's infrastructure or implementing a managed hotspot, choosing compatible equipment is essential for a dependable installation.

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