The setup I have here assumes you have a router with a 10gigabit WAN, and a 10gbit mikrotik switch running RouterOS, I was kind of assuming people having such hardware would probably be able to follow!
Router is a UDM-Pro.
This has 2x 10gigabit SFP+ ports, 1 WAN and 1 LAN, as well as a gigabit WAN and 8 gigabit LAN. It also takes a hard drive for CCTV recording. It doesn't have wireless - I use dedicated APs for that. It is capable of routing 3.5GBit/sec with all the bells and whistles turned on, IPS/IDS etc, and about 8gbit with DPI but without IPS.
Switch is a Mikrotik CRS305-1G-4S+IN
This is the cheapest switch they do with 10GbE that runs RouterOS rather than SwitchOS.
In essence what we are doing is taking the 10G WAN from the UDM Pro, splitting it into 2-3 1G links, and connecting that to the SH.
My setup I was splitting it into 2 1G links, as I only had 2 rj45 SFPs around. It looks like this:
The left port goes to the LAN side of the UDM, this is so that I can control, setup, and manage the switch while it is in use.
The next port is unused, if I had another SFP module, which is an "adaptor" like this:
then it would go in here.
The next two ports have SFP modules in, these connect to the Superhub.
The final port has a 10GbE DAC cable in, this connects to the UDM Pro.
In the settings menu of the switch, I removed the ports I wanted to use for the "VM Bridge" from the default bridge.
I then created a new bonding group from the two ports with the rj45 SFPs in, making sure to disable ARP, in this image it was with ports 1+2 rather than 2+3 as in the image above:
I then created a new bridge, also disabling ARP:
I then added the interfaces I wanted to use on this bridge to it, namely the bonding group and 1 other SFP+ port, note that in this image I was using SFP+3 not 4 as in the photo of the switch above:
Crappy MSPaint drawing:
Stuff you would need to buy to completely replicate this:
Router, UDM-Pro
https://linitx.com/product/ubiquiti-...-udm-pro/16313
Switch
https://linitx.com/product/mikrotik-...1g-4s+in/15664
SFPs
https://linitx.com/product/mikrotik-...r-module/14160
DAC cable
https://linitx.com/product/ubiquiti-...dac-sfp+/16375
Example of wireless access points, I have a number of them in the house:
https://linitx.com/product/ubiquiti-...njector)/14525
It is probably possible to do this with other hardware that I do not have to test and have never used but is cheaper, but obviously your mileage may vary.