Hi everyone 👋 We built this project after running into limitations with traditional network setups where routing, switching, and high-speed connectivity are split across multiple devices. In many small deployments (homelabs, edge setups, small offices), this often leads to more complexity than expected — more hardware, more cables, and more configuration overhead. So we explored a different approach: combining multiple interface types (2.5G, 10G RJ45, and SFP+) into a single compact system. The goal wasn’t just performance, but flexibility: - using 2.5G for access and segmentation - 10G for high-throughput workloads - SFP+ for fiber or uplinks We’re curious how others approach mixed-speed networking — especially in compact or edge environments. Would love to hear your thoughts, setups, or even challenges you’ve faced.

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