Problem: When I connect multiple nodes to my MikroTik CRS305-1G-4S+IN switch, the nodes stop communicating reliably. The MikroTik switch can actually be a router or switch - there are two embedded OSes (RouterOS and SwitchOS) I've tried both, but am currently using SwitchOS.
I have 4 Proxmox 6 nodes. Right now they're all connected to a ubiquiti network managed switch and everything works as expected. I'm working on adding some 10G ethernet equipment to get more throughput between at least 2 of my nodes. So I bought a MikroTik 10G switch and a couple 10G NICs. The MikroTik switch is plugged into the main switch. But when I plug the nodes into the MikroTik switch, they stop communicating with each other and the other nodes. This doesn't happen when the same nodes are plugged into a regular 1g unmanaged switch (basically, if i just swap out the MikroTik switch for a regular switch). I'm not sure what's going wrong. I do have IGMP snooping enabled on the ubiquiti network (not sure if that matters). It seems like there's some sort of network conflict between the ubiquiti equipment and the MikroTik equipment.
Any insight is greatly appreciated.
I have 4 Proxmox 6 nodes. Right now they're all connected to a ubiquiti network managed switch and everything works as expected. I'm working on adding some 10G ethernet equipment to get more throughput between at least 2 of my nodes. So I bought a MikroTik 10G switch and a couple 10G NICs. The MikroTik switch is plugged into the main switch. But when I plug the nodes into the MikroTik switch, they stop communicating with each other and the other nodes. This doesn't happen when the same nodes are plugged into a regular 1g unmanaged switch (basically, if i just swap out the MikroTik switch for a regular switch). I'm not sure what's going wrong. I do have IGMP snooping enabled on the ubiquiti network (not sure if that matters). It seems like there's some sort of network conflict between the ubiquiti equipment and the MikroTik equipment.
Any insight is greatly appreciated.