it seems not, but you may have a try to see if it works.

it depends on if the 10GBASE-LR SFP is compatible or not.

You may take TP-link as a reference.

useful! thanks for sharing.

Check auto-negotiation of your Ethernet ports.

+1 for 6.32.3.

"When ports are bridged all LAN traffic goes through the CPU (shared 1GB link) whereas when ports are switched LAN traffic does not impact the CPU so routing performance is better." agree with this answer.

Reboot wifi and try?

This webpage tells the difference.
http://www.cisco1900router.com/tutorial ... outer.html

It tells the way to block adult sites:
http://www.wikihow.com/Block-Adult-Sites

Great! thanks.

Happy new year. All the best!

This forum tells something about bandwidth split. Hope it can help.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/84175/all

A DSL router provides both the services of a network hub and the ability to connect to the Internet using broadband. Provided you already have a broadband service provider, you should be able to install a router and start using the Internet as well as creating a local area network. Many broadband se...

Maybe there's some bug...

There is an article about traffic management on home network.
http://www.techworld.com/tutorial/netwo ... k-3207873/

Google the SFP suppliers and you may find the SFP you need.