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How to get two MAC addresses on one Mikrotik interface?
Good day! There is a Mikrotik RouterBOARD 962UiGS-5HacT2HnT on RouterOS v6.43.8 and 4 wires from providers that have 7 white IP addresses. By providers - 3pcs. - PPPoE, 2 pcs. - PPPoE, 1pc. - PPPoE, 1pc. - DHCP. There is a great desire to use 4 ports of the router as a WAN and one remaining on the LAN. All this in conjunction with Policy-Based Routing. Behind all this, there are several not heavily loaded servers and an office network.
Faced with the fact that providers do not allow several PPPoE connections at the same time under one MAC address. They work one by one, not at the same time. How to cheat the system? You need multiple MAC addresses on the same physical interface. Since I didn’t work much with Mikrotik, I couldn’t find an obvious solution to the ram.
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In general terms - it will not work in any regular way. Although there are variations, people there tried to raise vrrp towards the provider and all that stuff. Don't bother doing this. Otherwise, a separate boiler awaits you, next to the boiler, where there will be such unfortunate providers. Ways to give several addresses to the client wagon. Starting from /29 towards the subscriber, ending with ip unnumbered.
Moreover, you are not a physicist. Let them give addresses in any human way.
Under the spoiler, thoughts out loud, maybe the description will be useful to someone, but it doesn’t work, the dock on junOS says
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