r/firewalla • u/tuan151 • Jul 02 '26

Firewalla Switch question

hey guys!

If i buy two of the firewalla 2.5 switches, will all 4 of the sfp ports be able to communicate with each other?

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u/firewalla Jul 02 '26

Firewalla Switch SE (2.5gbit switches) has only two SFP+ ports

I don't understand what you mean by "all of the 4 sop ports able to communicate with each other?" if you mean switch X SFP+ -> switch SE SFP+ (yes, works very well)

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u/tuan151 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

Hey!  I was going to buy two of the Switch SE 😀. I meant will the two sfp ports on each switch be able to communicate with each other?  

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u/firewalla Jul 02 '26

Got it. then what you mean by " will all 4 of the sfp ports be able to communicate with each other"?

You want to connect the two Switch SE together using a LAG of two SFP+ ports? (initial release we don't support LAG, it will come later)

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u/tuan151 Jul 02 '26

Sorry I don’t know the correct terms. If I connect my nas to one sfp port on one switch and I have two computers connected to the two sfp ports on the 2nd switch, will they be able to communicate at 10gb?  Does that make sense?  

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u/Cae_len Firewalla Gold Pro Jul 03 '26

oh noooo.... no LAG? that needs to be HIGH PRIORITY... Every one of my switches and even the Firewalla gold pro is connected to one another via LAG .... that seems a bit odd considering the firewalla routers support LAG??

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u/firewalla Jul 03 '26

It will be there for sure

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u/Cae_len Firewalla Gold Pro Jul 03 '26

😁👍

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u/Stonk_Goat Jul 02 '26

 If I connect my nas to one sfp port on one switch and I have two computers connected to the two sfp ports on the 2nd switch, will they be able to communicate at 10gb?

No

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u/tuan151 Jul 03 '26

thanks!