As your picture, this topology needs "stackable" switch to doing "redundancy" - this is not MLAG setup, just LAG in point of the switches.I understand that Mikrotiks don't stack in the traditional sense, but do have the MLAG (Multi-chassis LAG) feature which is functionally equivalent for this use case: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/display/ ... tion+Group
The documentation is just a little light on ancillary details like are the peer-ports also behaving as traffic ports? Is this just an additional role I add to my existing inter-switch link? Is VLAN filtering a hard requirement?
If you have 4x fiber link between the sites, then you can do MLAG with your CRS326 swicthes,
this case no need "stacked swicthes", because each switch has link to the another switch.
You misunderstand what is difference between the "MLAG" vs "stacked switch LAG".
Statistics: Posted by emunt6 — Fri Mar 29, 2024 2:35 pm