Teltonika RUTXR1 Rack-Mounted Industrial Cellular Router

Failover is configured via the RutOS web interface under the 'Mobile' section. You define primary and backup SIM cards, set the failure detection method (e.g., signal strength, ping test), and the router automatically switches if the primary connection is lost. The process involves setting up data profiles for each SIM and enabling the 'Auto Failover' feature with your preferred check intervals.

The RUTXR1 supports OpenVPN, IPsec, WireGuard, and GRE tunnels. For a site-to-site IPsec VPN, navigate to 'VPN' > 'IPsec' in the web UI. Create a new tunnel, define the local and remote subnets, set the pre-shared key or certificate authentication, and specify the remote gateway IP. Both ends must have matching phase 1 and phase 2 parameters (encryption, hash, DH group) for the tunnel to establish successfully.

Yes, the SFP port can accept a compatible SFP to RJ45 (copper) transceiver module to provide an additional Gigabit Ethernet WAN or LAN port. The router is typically compatible with standard 1.25G SFP modules from various manufacturers. You must ensure the module supports 1000BASE-T and is within the router's power budget. Insert the module, and the port will be auto-detected in the network interface settings.

The RUTXR1 has a maximum power consumption of 18W and requires 9-50 VDC via its dual terminal block inputs. It does not have native PoE (Power over Ethernet) input. To use a PoE injector, you would need a PoE splitter that converts the 48V PoE power to a DC voltage within the 9-50V range and terminates in the correct plug or terminal block for the router's power input connector.