On that particular model, you would not use ether1 as the WAN interface as usual with MikroTik routers.
Use one of ether5..ether8 (or one of the SFP) as the WAN interface and you can use ether1..4 as LAN.
Assuming you have another independent switch to connect the LAN systems, do not use any of the other ports (i.e. don't make a bridge between ether1..ether7, only ether1..ether4. or no bridge at all when you do not need it)
Use one of ether5..ether8 (or one of the SFP) as the WAN interface and you can use ether1..4 as LAN.
Assuming you have another independent switch to connect the LAN systems, do not use any of the other ports (i.e. don't make a bridge between ether1..ether7, only ether1..ether4. or no bridge at all when you do not need it)
Statistics: Posted by pe1chl — Thu Feb 01, 2024 9:27 pm