Damn.
Haven't tried SW/OS, but does this support VLANs?

We basically are after 10Gb switch, with good VLAN support, LACP, RSTP. Nothing layer 3.

Damn.
Haven't tried SW/OS, but does this support VLANs?

We basically are after 10Gb switch, with good VLAN support, LACP, RSTP. Nothing layer 3.

Both features are supported on CRS317-1G-16S+ :
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/SwOS/CRS317

Damn.
Haven't tried SW/OS, but does this support VLANs?

We basically are after 10Gb switch, with good VLAN support, LACP, RSTP. Nothing layer 3.

Both features are supported on CRS317-1G-16S+ :
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/SwOS/CRS317

No Q-in-Q support though in SwOS.

I'm unable to get switchOS to do anything other than boot loop if the SFP+ modules are connected.

RouterOS rarely operates above gigabit speed when I create a bridge from four SFP+ and the gig ethernet port - is including the gig port in the bridge what's slowing me down?

Should I be routing from the gig to the sfp+ and leaving the gig port out of the bridge?

Any suggestions on getting this guy to run switchOS and not bootloop continuously if the SFP+ modules are connected?

There will be wirespeed L2 switching on the CRS317.
There will be no ASIC features, wirespeed L3 routing or MPLS switching. Some features may be added via software updates.

Under-promise, over-deliver. Wirespeed L3 routing is "some feature", alright!:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Offloading

There will be wirespeed L2 switching on the CRS317.
There will be no ASIC features, wirespeed L3 routing or MPLS switching. Some features may be added via software updates.

Under-promise, over-deliver. Wirespeed L3 routing is "some feature", alright!:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Offloading

wow

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Any progress in this front please or we just keep on dreaming?

After nearly 8 years, I am going to assume:

I'm guessing that Marvell "NDA-licenses" the hardware features, and VXLAN and MPLS is simply to expensive.

But yes, VXLAN/NVGRE with EVPN would have been a killer feature.

When the CRS317 came out we lived in a RouterOS v6 world and given the issues with MPLS in RouterOS v6 it probably was not worth implementing all the Hardware features on a flawed MPLS implementation.

RouterOS v7 MPLS is only really getting to the point where it is usable now, hopefully Mikrotik have not abandoned the idea of Hardware MPLS support, it is sorely needed.