How is this even possible?!

ether2-5 and sfp1 are bridged. The traffic levels seems to match around what ether2 is doing.
How is this even possible?!

ether2-5 and sfp1 are bridged. The traffic levels seems to match around what ether2 is doing.
Should be fixed in 6.44
*) ethernet - fixed packet forwarding when SFP interface is disabled on hEX S;
This is occurring with 6.44.
Time for an e-mail to support@mikrotik.com
Faulty hardware. Recently had similar with a CCR thinking ether5-7 was connected when they weren’t.
I enabled the interface and the problem stopped. Very weird behavior. I don’t plan on using the SFP port so this doesn’t seem to cause any issues.
LTE hacker.