Like Msatter says. With my mikrotik I had to disable the autonegotiation of the SFP+ module to get it to work. I fixed it on 1G because of our 1Gbps switch and then it worked flawlessly

Why connect two ISP to one router? I do not think this will work. If you use the SFP+ for ISP, the Combo port and Ethernet ports can only be used to connect Ethernet devices. Ooooh I see. Didn't know it worked like that. Thanks a lot. We bought a simple TP-Link Router for our other ISP so we can ha...

Yup. I have nothing on my combo port. The distribution is like this:

SFP+ /Combo1(SFP-ETH)/--ETH1--/ETH2/--ETH3---/-Bridge(ETH4-ETH5-ETH6)-/-ETH7
(ISP1)/--------(no use)-------/(No use)/(ISP2)/(No use)/(LAN Network-DHCP Server)/(no use)

A simple failover is ok, I had this configuration before but Ether-Ether, not Fiber-Ether. I have to disable either the SFP+ or the Ether whenever I want to use the conrary ISP to get to the Internet. When I have the two WAN interfaces UP I can't navigate. I must disable one to get it to work. So: F...

Hi, I'm new in the world of Mikroti and I've been learning by myself so there's a lot of things that I still don't know, so.... here's my problem: I have two ISP, The first and principal with Fiber in my SFP+ port and the other one with Ethernet cable; the thing is that when I have enabled both the ...