Use these commands on SwitchA:Īdd bridge=bridge interface=ether2 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether3 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether4 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether5 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether6 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether7 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether8 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether9 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether10 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether11 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether12 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether13 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether14 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether15 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether16 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether17 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether18 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether19 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether20 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether21 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether22 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether23 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=ether24 hw=yesĪdd bridge=bridge interface=sfp-sfpplus1 hw=yes There will be different ports assigned to each switch to a bridge since one switch will have a WAN port.

Use these commands on SwitchA and SwitchB: The following section contains configuration that is only relevant to CRS1xx/CRS2xx series switches.Īll switches in this setup require that ports are added to a bridge. Some devices have a built-in switch chip, that supports VLAN switching, for such devices you should check the Switch-Router guide. Note: CRS3xx series part of the guide can be used for any device, though for devices, that do not support hardware offloaded bridge VLAN filtering, this configuration will noticeably reduce the overall throughput.

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