I would like to setup a redundant arch lookings like the case B there but using 2 CCR2004 for the L3 level for now:
What would be the most efficient way to build a bridge and pass some vlans between them. Also which bandwidth/latency could I expect from it?
best way to bridge 2 CCR2004 together?
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
Re: best way to bridge 2 CCR2004 together?
Since CCR2004 is a router, you have to resort to using software bridges. Performance will be good but not "wirespeed" and vary depending on the CPU load.
-
-
StubArea51
Trainer
- Posts: 1742
- Joined:
- Location: stubarea51.net
- Contact:
Re: best way to bridge 2 CCR2004 together?
The CCR2004 is probably not the right choice for this - it's a router and still has some stability/performance issues.
What are you trying to connect in a redundant way. Servers, Storage, ISP Customers?
What are you trying to connect in a redundant way. Servers, Storage, ISP Customers?
Re: best way to bridge 2 CCR2004 together?
right. I'm trying to connect converged proxmox servers . I agree the CCR2004 may not be the right solutions there but unsure if it's feasible with the mikrotik stack. any idea?The CCR2004 is probably not the right choice for this - it's a router and still has some stability/performance issues.
What are you trying to connect in a redundant way. Servers, Storage, ISP Customers?