How to configure multiple LAN ports on the same subnet on EdgeRouter X in 2023

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Welcome to today's tutorial where we dive deep into the configuration process for setting up multiple LAN ports under a single subnet using the EdgeRouter X. If you've ever wondered how to efficiently manage your LAN connections while maximizing the benefits of your EdgeRouter, this guide is for you!
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💡 Why it's essential:
Setting up multiple LAN ports under the same subnet allows for easier network management, better bandwidth distribution, and simplified networking architecture.
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[@bigdreams5554]

Very clear! Thank you!

[@ITSolutionsNetwork]

Thanks for the appreciation!

[@RS-vj2cc]

Great video

[@ITSolutionsNetwork]

Thank you.

[@retzynvoyscars]

Thank you for this very informative video?

[@ITSolutionsNetwork]

You welcome.

[@Sorak311]

Couldnt you just give the switch interface an ip on the same original subnet.. with a different ip of course.. and do the same thing but wont have to change your IP on your computer?

[@ITSolutionsNetwork]

No.
Both, default ethernet with IP address and switch interface are considered separate layer 3 interfaces.
Normally, you can't have the same subnet IP address on two different Layer 3 interface within the same routing table.
The only way to do that on routers is if the router support Virtual Routing and Forwarding, and use a different VRF for either switch or default interface.

[@Sorak311]

@@ITSolutionsNetwork AHhh i see.. thank you for the reply man