WOW!! A true Bugatti of LTE routers. Highly recommended. It performs better and is as stable as any enterprise level Cradlepoint I have owed. No comparison between the Omnia and the WG3526 (now on the path to retirement). The Omnia is sleek and smaller than the WG3526 but twice as tall. Well designed and has excellent wifi. Used the Wifix firmware and instructions and all loaded without issue. Great job on the Wifix firmware by the way. My only regret is not springing for the new EM7565 cat12 modem which is now at the top of my wish list. The Omnia is a bit pricey but well worth it in my opinion. SIM card swapping is a small inconvenience so I ordered a SIM card extender cable to run on the outside of the case since I swap SIM cards a lot.
Turris Omnia 4G LTE Router 2.4GHz-5GHz Dual Band MIMO WiFi
SKU: ROTROMDWIFI
About this Item
Equipped with three Mini PCI-E slots
$331.40
Description
The Turris Omnia is our latest edition to our 4G LTE line of Routers.  A quick look under the hood shows why we believe the Omnia is destined a leader in 4G LTE dual band WiFi router solutions.
TURRIS OMNIA OVERVIEW
MINI PCI-E INTERFACES
The Omnia is equipped with three Mini PCI-E slots. Two of the slots are populated with Mini PCI-E WiFi cards. The third slot will accommodate a Mini PCI-E modem such as the Sierra Wireless AirPrime modems as well as many others.
The router board (PCB) is equipped with a Slot for a Standard (full) sized SIM Card. A SIM Card adapter is required when using a Micro or Nano sized SIM card.
Note:Â A Mini PCI-E to M.2 (Type B) adapter is required when using a M.2 modem such as the Sierra Wireless EM7565 and EM7455 as well as other brand M.2 modems.
The router is equipped with two Mini PCI-E WiFi cards. One card is a 3 x MIMO 2.4GHz/5Ghz AC and the other one is a 2 x MIMO 2.4GHz (half card). This combination is also compatible with WiFi meshing.
The Omnia router case has two cut out holes for SMA female bulkhead antenna connectors for installing the 4G LTE antennas which are not included.
To install a Mini PCI-E modem in the Omnia, 2 x U.FL to SMA female bulkhead pigtails are required (1 x 5″ cable and 1 x 8″/10″ cable).
To install a M.2 modem, 2 x MHF4 to SMA female bulkhead pigtails are required (1 x 5″ cable, and 1 x 8″/10″ cable).
OPEN SOURCE
The Turris Omnia is engineered with open hardware and configured with an operating system based on OpenWrt firmware. Â This allows software modifications while securing its top-level privacy. Â Its open hardware assures as to what is inside. Â No backdoors, no calling-home.
WiFiX offers a custom version of GoldenOrb firmware for the Turris Omnia that supports a wide range of USB, Mini PCI-E and M.2 modems to include the line of Sierra Wireless modems.
PERFORMANCE
High power dual-core ARMv7 CPU at 1.6 GHz, 2 GB RAM and 8 GB eMMC means PC-like performance. The device is designed for high load and long lifespan.
SECURITY
Secure default configuration, easy setup and automatic updates. We also run a farm of honeypots, which simulates a running system and observe would-be attackers. It is possible to easily configure Omnia to redirect specific traffic to the honeypot and get records of caught attackers and their actions. And it is completely safe because the honeypot runs on our server, not on your device.
OpenVPN setup is also possible so you can safely reach your files, stored at home, remotely or make secure connection on public Wi-Fi networks.
NEVER ENDING IMPROVEMENTS
Thanks to automatic updates and growing active community, Omnia receives new features and improvements when available. Unlike ordinary router builds, Omnia is constantly improving its technology with the times.
HIGH THROUGHPUT NETWORK SETUP
Omnia has three gigabit interfaces in the processor. Thanks to good HW design you can reach a full gigabit speed in a full duplex mode between WAN and LAN. This means your router will not slow down your Internet connection. You can also dedicate one gigabit line to a single LAN port via a VLAN to guarantee its speed in presence of other traffic.
EXTENSIBILITY
You can extend the device to work as a DLNA server, add a DVB-T tuner to stream television signal through your network, add a USB sound card or use it as an Internet radio. We even have a how-to for using a web camera as a simple burglar alarm with automatic emailing of photos. Connection of devices like thermostats, security and weather sensors, Raspberry Pi, Arduino and other IoT devices is also possible.
Omnia has huge HW and endless SW extensibility like:
- NAS (Network Attached Storage)
- Thanks to three mini PCI-E ports, one mSATA, two USB 3.0 ports and powerful CPU, you can build your home made NAS with performance comparable to dedicated NAS boxes, thus saving money for running an extra device. There is enough performance to make your own cloud service.
- Backup and dual connectivity
- You can use an LTE USB or mini PCI-E modem (there is even a SIM slot built into the device) for backup connectivity as the same as dual WAN or direct optical connection, thanks to SFP.
- LXC virtualization
- Virtualization is a common feature on modern servers. It helps organize software, adds new features, improves security by splitting important and less important systems, etc.
- Because Turris Omnia has enough power and RAM, we decided to add support for virtualization into the core system and prepared several virtual machines for easy download and setup. The virtual server serves as a normal LAN connected computer and you can run any Linux you want on it – even Ubuntu or Debian. This makes experimentation with new software extra simple and safe.
Specifications
| HARDWARE | |
| CPU | Â Marvell Armada 385, dual-core 1.6 GHz |
| Memory | Â 2 GB DDR3 |
| Storage | Â 8 GB eMMC |
| ANTENNAS | |
| Antenna Type | 2×2 MIMO Omni-directional high-gain dipole (2.4 GHz) |
| 3×3 MIMO Omni-directional high-gain dipole (5 GHz) | |
| Antenna Gain |  3× 2.4 GHz 3.5 dBi, 5 GHz 4.6 dBi |
| PORTS| INTERFACES | |
| LAN Port |  5× 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) |
| WAN Port |  1× 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45) + SFP up to 2.5 Gb |
| External Ports |  2× USB 3.0 (5 V, 1.5 A power output) |
| Internal Interfaces | 1× UART (4 pins header) |
| 1× miniPCIe/mSATA | |
| 1× miniPCIe (without USB and SIM Lock) | |
| 1× miniPCIe (with USB and SIM Lock) | |
| 1× 5 pin Power connector (3V, 5V, 12V) for SATA drives | |
| Button and Switch | Â Reset, LED intensity |
| APPEARANCE | |
| Size (Width x Depth x Height) | 190 × 135 × 40 mm (without antena) |
| Weight | Â 1180 g |
| POWER SUPPLY | |
| AC Input |  100–240 V / 1.0 A |
| Power Frequency | Â 50/60 Hz, Single Phase |
| DC Output | Â 12 V / 3.33 A |
| Power Consumption |  5–40 W max (depends on connected peripheries) |
| TEMPERATURE | |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to 40 °C (40 °F to 104 °F) |
| Storage Temperature |  -20 °C to 60 °C (-5 °F to 140 °F) |
| Relative Humidity | Â 10 % to 90 % RH |
| WIRELESS SPECIFICATIONS | |
| Standard (IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac) | IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac |
| Simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi (2 Wi-Fi interfaces installed) | |
| Compex WLE200N2: 2.4 GHz, 300 Mbps | |
| Compex WLE900VX: 5 GHz, 1.3 Gbps or 2.4 GHz, 450 Mbps | |
| 23 dBm max Transmitting Power | |
| Secured Transmission 64/128 bit WEP, WPA/WPA2, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK | |
| Standard (IEEE 802.11b/g/n) | IEEE 802.11b/g/n |
| 2.4 GHz: 300 Mbps | |
| Â 16 dBm max Transmitting Power | |
| Secured Transmission WEP, WPA, WPA2 | |
| HW Extensibility | NAS box with SATA connectivity, TV tuners via USB, |
| security cameras, printers, LTE modem (miniPCIe or USB), | |
| USB soundcards… | |
| NETWORK | |
| Internet Connection | Â By default: Dynamic IP, Static IP, PPPoE; other by Linux packages |
| Port Forwarding | Â Setup via web UI or via SSH |
| Maximum Port Forwarding Rules | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum UPnP Rules | Â Unlimited* |
| PORT TRIGGERING | |
| Maximum Port Triggering Rules | Â Unlimited* |
| Minimum Port Triggering Timeouts | Â Unlimited* |
| DMZ | Â Yes |
| Network Standards | Â IPv4, IPv6 (DHCPv6 client, server and RA) by default, |
| OSPF, BGP, NAT64 and DN64 by packages | |
| DHCP | Â Server/client mode, client list, MAC address reservation |
| Maximum DHCP Reservations | Â Unlimited |
| LAN/WLAN IGMP Snooping | |
| VPN | VPN server/client (OpenVPN by default, other by packages) |
| VPN pass-through (OpenVPN by default, other by packages) | |
| Policy Route, Static Route, Network Address Translation (NAT), PPPoE Relay | |
| Maximum IPv4 Static Rroutes | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum IPv6 Static Routes | Â Unlimited* |
| Diagnosis Tools | Â Any Linux package |
| MANAGEMENT | |
| Operating System | Turris OS, open source, based on OpenWrt, endless SW extensibility by Linux packages |
| Free OS Upgrade | Â Frequent automatic security and feature updates |
| Remote Access | Â VPN, SSH |
| Operation Modes | Wireless Router, Wireless AP, Wireless Client |
| Wake on LAN (WOL) | Â Yes |
| Maximum Connected Devices | Â Unlimited* |
| Notification | Â Email, push notifications in mobile aplication in plan |
| SSH | Â Yes |
| SNMP | Â By third party packages |
| Configuration, Backup & Restore | Â Yes, simple Foris UI, advanced LuCI or SSH, |
| UART serial bus accesible, easy reflash from USB drive | |
| User Account Management | Â Yes |
| Printer Server | 2× USB 3.0 ports, possible extension by USB hub |
| PARENTAL CONTROL | |
| Customized Internet Schedule, | |
| DNS-based Web-filter with Built-in Database, | |
| Customized Allow/Block List | |
| Setup by single/multiple devices | |
| Maximum Devices | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum Blocked URLs | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum Allowed URLs | Â Unlimited* |
| TRAFFIC CONTROL | |
| Internet Ban, Device Speed & Priority | Â Yes |
| Application Layer (L7) Quality of Service (QoS) | |
| Maximum Device Rules | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum Application Rules per Device | Â Unlimited* |
| Traffic Monitor | Graphical Live/History Statistics |
| Majordomo package for now, in advanced parental control in 2017 | |
| SECURITY | |
| Wi-Fi Encryption | Â WEP, WPA/WPA2-Personal, WPA/WPA2-Enterprise |
| Wi-Fi MAC Address Filter | Â Yes |
| Firewall/SPI Firewall | Â Yes, with unlimited settings* |
| DoS Protection | Â Yes, by optional central-maintained, shared firewall |
| Special Security Features | Honeypots and minipots that are getting informations about |
| Â attacker and share them with other Turris routers. | |
| Mobile App | Â In development |
| FILE SERVICE | |
| File System | Â EXT2/3/4, Btrfs, FAT, NTFS, HFS+, exFAT (depending on installed packages) |
| Access Support | Web browser, SSH, mobile app (in development) |
| Protocol Support | SMB, AFP, DLNA, FTP/FTPS, WebDAV |
| Apple Time Machine | Â User installable by package |
| Shared Folder Privileges | Â Manageable by Linux permissions |
| Storage Hibernation | Â Yes |
| DNS Server | Â Based on high quality, secure and high performance Knot DNS resolver with DNSSEC |
| Download Protocols | Â Support depending on installed packages |
| Maximum Concurrent Download Tasks | Â Unlimited* |
| Maximum Concurrent BT Download Tasks | Unlimited* |
| Media Server (DLNA/UPnP) | Â Yes |
| RADIUS Server | Â Provides centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting for wireless network access |
| VPN Server | Â Supported VPN protocols: OpenVPN by default, other installable |
| Maximum Connections | Â Unlimited* |
| PACKAGING | |
| Packaging Contents | Main Unit |
| 3× Antenna | |
| Wall Mount | |
| AC Power Adapter | |
| RJ-45 LAN Cable | |
| User manual | |
| * No artificial limit imposed, but limited by the available hardware resources. These are, however, plentiful and unlikely to be exhausted in any common setups. | |
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WOW!! A true Bugatti of LTE routers. Highly recommended. It performs better and is as stable as any enterprise level Cradlepoint I have owed. No comparison between the Omnia and the WG3526 (now on the path to retirement). The Omnia is sleek and smaller than the WG3526 but twice as tall. Well designed and has excellent wifi. Used the Wifix firmware and instructions and all loaded without issue. Great job on the Wifix firmware by the way. My only regret is not springing for the new EM7565 cat12 modem which is now at the top of my wish list. The Omnia is a bit pricey but well worth it in my opinion. SIM card swapping is a small inconvenience so I ordered a SIM card extender cable to run on the outside of the case since I swap SIM cards a lot.