Hi folks,
I've just picked up a hAP ax lite LTE6 and am wondering if this type setup would work.
I have a GPON fibre connection, and my ISP provides me with an ONT device in bridged mode with only 1 port enabled.
Due to some crazy power issues here, i'd like to try run an additional, lower powered Mikrotik router as a backup off my ONT's 1 port.
This basically means I will be dialing 2 PPPOE connections (which my ISP allows) off the 1 port from 2 separate devices.
To put it simply, in the below image, I am trying to place 2 routers on a switch, but i'd like to replace the switch with the one mikrotik router.
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This would hopefully replace the need for a separate switch by allowing me to connect the one router to a port on the mikrotik, and have that port be bridged straight through to the ONT.
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Could anyone please help a total noob on if this is even possible?
I've just picked up a hAP ax lite LTE6 and am wondering if this type setup would work.
I have a GPON fibre connection, and my ISP provides me with an ONT device in bridged mode with only 1 port enabled.
Due to some crazy power issues here, i'd like to try run an additional, lower powered Mikrotik router as a backup off my ONT's 1 port.
This basically means I will be dialing 2 PPPOE connections (which my ISP allows) off the 1 port from 2 separate devices.
To put it simply, in the below image, I am trying to place 2 routers on a switch, but i'd like to replace the switch with the one mikrotik router.
This would hopefully replace the need for a separate switch by allowing me to connect the one router to a port on the mikrotik, and have that port be bridged straight through to the ONT.
Could anyone please help a total noob on if this is even possible?
Statistics: Posted by mrforest — Fri Mar 08, 2024 8:30 pm