Title: Router port bridging port lan0 and port sfp8 [Print this page] Author: argarza@imaxnet Time: 2026-7-5 02:23 Title: Router port bridging port lan0 and port sfp8 I have an RG-NBR6205-E router connected via fiber optic cable to an RG-NBS3200-24GT4XS switch. On the router, I'm using port 8 as the LAN port, and on the switch, port 25. Part of my LAN is connected to LAN0, and I want the devices connected to the RG-NBS3200-24GT4XS switch to be on the same network segment as LAN0. I've tried several methods, such as port bridging, but they haven't worked. Is there any other way to do this, or what solution is there? Thanks.
Author: v-songzhijian@r Time: 2026-7-20 13:24
Dear customer
I hope this email finds you well.
Sir, since your optical port is connected to the switch, your idea cannot be realized at present. Perhaps you could consider using Ethernet cables and NBR connections for the switch, and then convert the connected ports to Layer 2 ports. This way, you can obtain the DHCP address pool under LAN0.
Best Regards,
Song
Welcome to Ruijie Community (https://community.ruijie.com/)
