Your crs304-4xg-in is defective ![:shock:]( "Shocked")
it has two ether4 ports ![:wink:]( "Wink")
![:lol:]( "Laughing")
Now, seriously, how are you managing the Mikrotik? (I presume with Winbox via MAC).
A good idea is (unless you really-really need it) is to keep a port outside the bridge, for emergency access (it is not a problem in a "dumb" bridge but when/if you will want to make it more secure or play with some advanced feature it is easy to lock oneself out).
As a matter of fact if you look at the device layout:
https://cdn.mikrotik.com/web-assets/pro ... 240945.png
you will see that ether5 is designed to be not part of a bridge.
I would take port 5 out of the bridge, a 1 Gb port in a bridge with 4 10 Gb bridge may slow down everything (or worse), even if not used/not connected to anything.
Describe what/how it doesn't work.
it has two ether4 ports 
Now, seriously, how are you managing the Mikrotik? (I presume with Winbox via MAC).
A good idea is (unless you really-really need it) is to keep a port outside the bridge, for emergency access (it is not a problem in a "dumb" bridge but when/if you will want to make it more secure or play with some advanced feature it is easy to lock oneself out).
As a matter of fact if you look at the device layout:
https://cdn.mikrotik.com/web-assets/pro ... 240945.png
you will see that ether5 is designed to be not part of a bridge.
I would take port 5 out of the bridge, a 1 Gb port in a bridge with 4 10 Gb bridge may slow down everything (or worse), even if not used/not connected to anything.
Describe what/how it doesn't work.
Statistics: Posted by jaclaz — Fri Jan 24, 2025 7:15 pm