Hello.
I recently purchased 2 items of CRS309 Switch/Router for my 2x 10Gig connection and one box takes each fiber in.
Before I purchased this items, I was in Ubiquiti products, and what I need little bit assistant with my Mikrotik product which is not similar to Ubiquiti, or at least many things are upside down for me.
The Fiber is connected to an Nexus 5010 L2 switch, and that switch has a VLAN set up there, it was like that before, and I tried to set VLAN id many times on Mikrotik Router/Switch but I had to reset it multiple times cause I lost connection to it, and do not have the Serial connector, and the Either1 lost also a connection to the box.
What I am trying to do, with Bridge or VRF etc is my idea:
Each Nexus 5010 had 3 MAC addresses available and each of them gives me an public IP address, and I am trying to connect my servers into the Microtik instead of directly connect it to the Nexus 5010 and have no firewall what so ever.
Do you have any idea how I can process with this setup:
Mikrotik CRS309
PORT 1 = Fiber connection (Internet)
Create 3 Bridges = (BridgeOne, BridgeTwo, BridgeThree)
BridgeOne → MAC address: ea:f6:15:84:15:10 (Gets public IP like: 46.22.44.22)
BridgeOne attached to Mikrotik Port 2 and 3 and gives 192.168.50.0/24 subnet DHCP
BridgeTwo → MAC address: ea:f6:15:84:15:12 (Gets public IP like: 46.22.44.44)
BridgeTwo attached to Mikrotik Port 4 and 5 and gives 192.168.50.0/24 subnet subnet DHCP
BridgeThree → MAC address: ea:f6:15:84:15:14 (Gets public IP like: 46.22.44.66)
BridgeThee attached to Mikrotik Port 6 and 8 and gives 192.168.50.0/24 subnet subnet DHCP
And if the Bridge interfaces does not do the job in my case, what do you recommend doing, and how to do it.