I have mapped my far left 2.5gbe to be my wan uplink and then my far right sfp to be my switch downlink but the port seems to not accept anything but WAN2 as shown here
Also I am trying to find a way to run a speedtest directly at the route10 is there any way to do this.
I am quite aggravated now as I had setup this device to take the place of my OPNSense gateway, I have a very simple setup. Native VLAN1 and Vlan20 for IoT, I configured both networks to be present. Then set the far left ethernet port to be my wan uplink with dhcp, I defined the network settings for the other networks as far as IP, subnets, dns that are unique for each. Then I wanted to set the far right sfp as my downlink to my next switches. I could not get the far right to stop acting as a wan port even after deleting it under the multiwan. I then tried the port next to it and my network still did not come online. I also copied in all my static mappings for devices. I feel good about the setup so I am not sure why I am not getting any network downstream all vlans are allowed on the sfp and I have the sfp port set to native vlan 1 in case the auto/default was not working. Reboot all switches and still nothing. I then plug my opnsense back in and everything comes back immediately. Not sure what I am doing wrong here but really upset this was not a drop in and go situation as I thought it was going to be.
See here:
Can you share your configuration more clearly, and test a copper port instead of the SFP+ interface to see if the issue follows?
I will share as much of my config as I can to help, and my next switch it sfp only I dont have a way to run copper but technically I am running copper as this is connected via DAC. The next switch is expecting a trunk to all vlans
Dumb question and maybe not fully understanding your issue but the W2 will stay the port label doesn’t change with the mode. Also when I went from W1 to using the SFP W2 I lost connection. I had to switch it on the Route10 and then reboot my modem for it to change. I think the port has a different MAC and my modem didn’t switch over without a reboot. Again might be totally off from what you’re asking though. Is the issue your WAN isn’t working when you move to the left SFP?
Unfortunately WAN worked fine its everything else that doesnt.
So you have a WAN connection on the left SFP but can’t get the right as a LAN? Are any others LAN?
I was able to get this working with Alta support, required a reset of the Route10
Reset seems to fix everything around here.
