Acabo de encontrar este increíble artículo en AliExpress. ¡Échale un vistazo! 123,22€ 49%de DESCUENTO | Ordenador Firewall Intel N100 de 12ª generación, enrutador suave N5105, 4x2,5G, i226, i225, LAN, NVMe, Industrial, sin ventilador, Mini PC pfSense, PVE, ESXi
What do you think about this equipment? And which version is better?
N100 (Alder Lake-N) is a major step forward from N5100 (Jasper Lake) or J6426 (Elkhart Lake), unless there are major (pricing or board features) reasons, N100 is always to be preferred.
RAM 'doesn't matter', 4 GB would be plenty for normal router tasks.
SSD 'doesn't matter', the cheapest/ smallest thing you can get will do (even a USB stick/ sdhc card would, but a SSD increases reliability - I use a whopping 30 MB on my 30 GB SSD).
Depending on where you are, it might be beneficial to source SSD/ RAM locally, to stay below customs/ tax boundaries (but, well, in the grand scheme of things, a few bucks handling fee for your postal service won't change things massively either).
"8GB Ram 128GB NVMe" or "8GB Ram 256GB NVMe" (just 8 bucks more, so… why not) would be comfortable choices.
But this device doesn't really fit into this thread, as it's a new device for its full/ normal price (>130 EUR). This thread primarily deals with good deals (around ~50 EUR +/-) on decent used gear - the availability of new devices like the one you are looking at, defines the upper ceiling of what a 'good deal' could be for the used stuff we're talking about here. So probably better to start a new thread about these devices.
If it's like the one in your first post, with an RJ-45 jack labeled "Console", what you need is called a "cisco rj-45 console cable". Cisco made the standard for RJ-45 RS-232 ports, and the cables are almost always flat cable that is light blue or blue-green.
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