failure: ether2 is already slaveSure. Unboxing, updating and then testing.did you start with an empty config?
Add the bonding interface to the bridge is not the problem. But until the ether interfaces are not be able to add, the whole config is not related to HW-offload, which is the goal for the expected configuration. Many thanks for the hint.Did you tried to add the bonding interface to bridge, instead of ethernet interface, right?
In the wiki link, ether1 and ether2 are inside bonding, and bonding goes inside the bridge.
Once you add bonding to bridge, automatically you have hw-offload, I guess. The ethernet interfaces are under the bonding.Did you tried to add the bonding interface to bridge, instead of ethernet interface, right?
In the wiki link, ether1 and ether2 are inside bonding, and bonding goes inside the bridge.
Add the bonding interface to the bridge is not the problem. But until the ether interfaces are not be able to add, the whole config is not related to HW-offload, which is the goal for the expected configuration. Many thanks for the hint.
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I'm not sure if this is right. Because the documentation on the Wiki says I have to add the ether interfaces to bridge also to user HW-offload. When I add the bond interface only, the "H" tag is missing and then it looks that the bonding interface is handled by the CPU instead of the hardware.Once you add bonding to bridge, automatically you have hw-offload, I guess. The ethernet interfaces are under the bonding.
That isn't a blank config. That's a factory config. I can't remember exactly but on a CRS125 ether1 was WAN and ether2-24 were switched with ether2 as a master.Sure. Unboxing, updating and then testing.did you start with an empty config?
Try completely resetting the switch ensuring you tick "no factory defaults" (or similar) and then configure from scratch, bonding is refreshingly easy with MikroTik.Today I have tried to add a device to the bonding interface. It does not work unfortunately. So I think LACP is currently no useable feature on CRS326. Hopefully a fix would be available soon.
Sure, but the basic setup is just one bridge with default IP address and all interfaces added to that bridge. No WAN, no other settings.That isn't a blank config. That's a factory config. I can't remember exactly but on a CRS125 ether1 was WAN and ether2-24 were switched with ether2 as a master.Sure. Unboxing, updating and then testing.did you start with an empty config?
