hello to everyone and happy new 2021. can someone help: i have mikrotik sxt lte that has 2 100mbit ports. on the other side i have a mikrotik hex gateway (5 gbit ports). i would like to do link aggregation with 2 ports (by connecting 2 lan cables from hex to sxt). sxt has possibility to make a …

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If I remember correctly, the max transfer speed of the aggregated ports will not increase. 100 + 100 = 100 The bandwidth will be 200, but the max speed will still be 100.

how come? isn't port aggregation going to double the speed?

No, the bandwidth. But if you have several clients accessing your 4g device, each will be able to go at 100 mbit, assuming it's capable of delivering such speeds. [image] 4Gbps only transferring at 1Gbps I'm currently running a robocopy job on an HP server to a Dell server. It appears as…

4G speeds faster than 100Mbit are uncommon afaik (which is also why the mikrotik modem device you are using has 100Mbit ports even if the modem can do 150Mbit down and 50Mbit up). Did you actually test them with a speed test and you see you are bottlenecked to 100Mbit or is this just what the provi…

thanks to both of you, although you're kind puzzling me. i don't want to do the traditional "link aggregation" to get my internet faster by aggregating multiple service providers, i want to do it on my lan side. if i make a trunk connection with 2 lan cables, they should act as 1 cable of 200mbit. …

We are both talking about local network link aggregation or bonding. It does not work like you think it works, it works more similar to the "use more service providers". The people in the link posted by frolic are also clearly talking about this. The "use more than one modem with the same router" i…

For bonding the problem is that you need to have two ethernet interfaces from the CPU to the switch. I don't know if you have that? is there an eth0 and an eth1 on this device?

oh. i thought , in laymans terms, "my pipe would be double". as for application use - i think by how this is connected right now, there's just 1, because of bridge mode. let me explain. sxt lte has the lte interface in bridge mode (with vlan on eth1), and on my gateway the wan port is tagged with …

Your switch config clearly shows "CPU (eth0)" as the only connection between the CPU and the switch. In order to get more than 100Mbps "piped through" from the operating system into the switch you would need two of these connections to bond together. which you don't have. Think of the typical consu…

Trunk (2 port aggregation) possible?

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