No I want the switch to act as a switch and the router as a router.

But since the switch has 2 Sfp ports and the router only one, I was thinking that I could put the ISP on my switch instead of on the router and link the router to the switch on the second sfp.

Hello, I would like to have the following infrastructure for my home : ISP —> (Sfp+1, Vlan 100 needed) CSS610-8P-2S+IN (Sfp+2) —> (Sfp+) RB5009 I would like to know if it is a good idea and how I am a able to do that I think I don’t know if I can setup a dhcp client on the switch to get an ip on WAN...

Hello, The question has probably been addressed several times but I don't find any satisfying answers to my questions, so I'm asking here. I currently use the router from my ISP to connect to the fiber (400Mbps symetric), and I would like to get rid of it and change to mikrotik product to get full c...