MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM

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

The MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM is a wired router for businesses, network installers and advanced home users who need greater control over internet access and local network traffic. It combines multiple Ethernet connections with RouterOS management, making it a practical choice for offices, branch networks and professionally configured hotspot installations.

Use it to connect your internet service to computers, switches and access points while managing network security and bandwidth centrally. Its rackmount format also suits installations where networking equipment needs to be organised in a cabinet.

This is the Ethernet-only RB4011 model. Wireless connectivity requires a separate access point.

MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM Price in Kenya

The MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM product page on MikroTik Kenya lists a selling price of KSh 27,000, checked on 6 October 2026. Confirm the final price, availability, VAT treatment and any configuration or delivery charges before ordering. Gigabit Router

For a complete installation quotation, specify your internet connection, required access points, switching equipment and whether you need hotspot or VPN configuration.

Key Features and Benefits

Multiple Connections for a Growing Network

Connect your internet uplink, office equipment and downstream networking devices through one router. This gives installers flexibility when assigning interfaces to different network roles.

For installations with more devices or connections in different rooms, explore MikroTik switches in Kenya. Plan the port layout around your actual equipment rather than using every connection as part of one shared network.

Flexible Network Segmentation

RouterOS supports VLANs, allowing a properly configured installation to separate departments, guest access and other network services. Firewall rules can then control communication between those networks.

For example, an office can keep guest devices separate from internal computers while allowing both groups to use the same internet connection. VLAN deployment also requires compatible switches and access points wherever tagged traffic passes. MikroTik Documentation

Bandwidth Management

RouterOS traffic queues let an administrator allocate bandwidth and manage how users share a connection. This is useful when downloads compete with business applications or when different customers need different service limits.

Effective results depend on the queue configuration and available internet capacity. The router cannot increase the bandwidth supplied by your ISP. MikroTik Documentation

Hardware-Accelerated IPsec

The router’s processor supports IPsec hardware acceleration, helping process compatible encrypted traffic. This makes it worth considering for securely connecting an office to a branch or another network.

VPN performance depends on encryption settings, packet sizes and other processing tasks. Size the installation around its expected encrypted traffic rather than assuming every VPN configuration will achieve the same throughput. MikroTik Documentation

Hotspot Authentication

RouterOS HotSpot can authenticate users before granting internet access, using local accounts or a remote RADIUS service. This provides a foundation for managed guest networks and compatible billing deployments.

Businesses planning paid access can explore the MikroTik billing system options. Billing software, payment integration and configuration should be confirmed separately. MikroTik Documentation

Technical Specifications

SpecificationMikroTik RB4011iGS+RMArchitectureARM 32-bitProcessorAnnapurna Labs AL21400CPU cores4CPU frequencyAutomatic, 533–1900 MHzRAM1 GBStorage512 MB NANDEthernet ports10 × 10/100/1000 MbpsSFP+ interface1 × 10Gbps cageOperating systemRouterOS; currently listed by MikroTik as RouterOS v7LicenceRouterOS Level 5Serial consoleRJ45DC input12–57VPoE inputPassive PoE, 18–57VPoE outputPassive PoE on Ether10, up to 57VPoE output current limit600mA at low voltage; 420mA at high voltageMaximum power consumption33WMaximum consumption without attachments18WCoolingPassive, fanlessDimensions228 × 120 × 30mmTested ambient temperature−40°C to +70°CMonitoringPCB temperature and input voltage

Specifications verified against MikroTik’s official RB4011iGS+RM product page. The manufacturer’s temperature rating does not make the enclosure suitable for outdoor exposure. RB4011iGS+RM

Practical Uses and Compatibility

The RB4011iGS+RM is worth considering for:

• Office networks: Centralise internet routing and organise access for staff and guests.
• Branch installations: Build a configured network gateway with secure connections to other locations.
• Hotspot businesses: Combine the router with suitable access points and a compatible authentication or billing platform.
• CCTV networks: Plan camera and recorder connectivity alongside other business traffic.
• Advanced home networks: Manage several wired devices and separate access points.

These are deployment recommendations. The appropriate router depends on your traffic levels, configuration and supporting equipment.

For wireless coverage, browse MikroTik access points. Select their number and placement through a site assessment.

Fibre and SFP Compatibility

The SFP+ cage accepts compatible SFP and SFP+ modules. Match the module to the remote equipment, link speed and fibre requirements before buying. The Ethernet ports are arranged in two groups of five, each connected through a switch chip; this layout matters when planning traffic between port groups. RouterOS Manual

An SFP cage alone does not establish compatibility with an ISP’s optical service. Ask the provider which equipment and connection method it requires.

Passive PoE Compatibility

Check the receiving device’s voltage, polarity and power requirements before using Ether10 for power. Treat passive PoE compatibility as a specific equipment check; do not assume a device marked “PoE” can safely use this output.

Advantages

• Flexible interface allocation for different network roles.
• Detailed control over network access and traffic.
• Suitable for installations using separate access points.
• A practical candidate for configured branch and hotspot deployments.
• Useful for buyers who want to manage and expand their network over time.

Disadvantages and Buying Considerations

• RouterOS configuration requires networking knowledge.
• Wireless coverage needs additional equipment.
• Passive PoE compatibility must be checked carefully.
• Optics, cabling and supporting devices add to the installation budget.
• Advertised interface speeds do not guarantee the same speed through every routing configuration.

MikroTik’s performance tests show that packet sizes, firewall rules and queues affect throughput. Assess the router against the configuration you intend to run. RB4011iGS+RM

How to Set Up the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM

The following sequence describes a basic internet gateway. Adapt it to your ISP requirements and existing configuration.

1. Prepare the Installation

Have your ISP connection details, a computer and suitable Ethernet cables ready. Install the router in a dry, ventilated indoor location.

Use the supplied rack ears for cabinet installation or place the unit securely on a suitable desktop. For mounting and connection accessories, browse MikroTik accessories in Kenya.

2. Connect Power and Your Computer

Use the supplied power adapter. Connect your computer to Ether2 and set it to obtain an IP address automatically.

With the standard factory configuration, open 192.168.88.1 in a browser. Alternatively, use WinBox from the LAN side. Check the device label for credentials where provided; older units may use admin with a blank password. Set a strong password immediately. MikroTik Documentation

3. Review the Existing Settings

Back up the configuration before making changes. Keep useful factory settings and avoid adding duplicate DHCP servers or NAT rules.

4. Configure the Internet Connection

Use Ether1 as WAN for a conventional setup:

• DHCP: Enable a DHCP client on WAN.
• PPPoE: Enter the ISP-provided username and password.
• Static IP: Enter the supplied address, gateway and DNS settings.

Confirm any ISP VLAN requirements separately.

5. Configure LAN Addressing

Keep WAN outside the LAN bridge. Assign the bridge a subnet that differs from the upstream network, then configure a matching DHCP pool, gateway and DNS settings.

6. Check NAT and Firewall Rules

For a typical private IPv4 LAN, verify source NAT through the active WAN interface. With PPPoE, this is the PPPoE interface.

Keep firewall protection active, restrict management to trusted access and disable unused services. MikroTik Documentation

7. Add Access Points or Hotspot Services

Configure separate access points with appropriate wireless security and guest separation.

For HotSpot, confirm the feature is permitted by device-mode. Run it on the intended client interface or bridge, keep WAN separate, and make the HotSpot gateway and address pool consistent with that network. MikroTik Documentation

8. Update, Test and Save

Update RouterOS through the official update facility. Test internet access from both the router and connected clients, verify local connectivity, and save a backup of the working setup. MikroTik Documentation

Troubleshooting

ProblemChecks to makeCannot access the routerCheck power, Ethernet link and computer addressing. Try WinBox discovery from the LAN side.Router has internet but clients do notReview client gateway, DHCP, DNS, NAT and forwarding rules.Client receives no IP addressCheck bridge membership, DHCP interface and available pool addresses.Internet connection failsVerify ISP credentials, WAN configuration and any required VLAN.HotSpot is inactiveCheck device-mode permission, server interface and addressing.Downstream PoE device does not startVerify passive PoE compatibility and required power.Fibre link stays downCheck module compatibility, remote link settings and fibre connections.

These checks are diagnostic starting points; make changes according to the installed network design.

Package Contents

MikroTik documents the standard package as including:

• MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM router.
• 24V, 1.5A power adapter.
• RB4011 rackmount ears.
• K-60 fastening set.

Confirm the supplied package when ordering. Budget separately for required Ethernet cables, optical modules, access points and other installation equipment. RouterOS Manual

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the RB4011iGS+RM provide Wi-Fi?

This Ethernet-only model needs a separate access point for wireless devices.

Does the 10G SFP+ port guarantee 10Gbps internet?

No. Your ISP service, connected equipment and router configuration determine usable speeds. Interface capacity and routing performance are different measurements.

Can I use it for a hotspot business?

It is a candidate for a professionally designed hotspot installation. Confirm the authentication platform, access-point layout and expected traffic before purchase; a fixed customer capacity should not be assumed.

Can it power all my cameras or access points?

Plan separate power equipment for multiple devices. Check every proposed PoE connection against the receiving device’s requirements.

Do I need to purchase RouterOS separately?

The device includes a RouterOS licence. Check the installed software version during commissioning. RB4011iGS+RM

Is configuration included in the price?

Confirm configuration, installation, warranty and delivery terms with MikroTik Kenya when ordering.

Buy MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM in Kenya

Order the MikroTik RB4011iGS+RM from MikroTik Kenya, or request a quotation covering the router and your required installation.

Provide your internet speed, network layout and intended services so the quotation can account for supporting equipment and configuration.

For alternative supplier enquiries, see the matching listings at Orbitlink Solutions, Tawa and Jupitaz. Confirm each supplier’s own commercial terms.