Can someone pls help me with the Configuration of 3 radios as i was thinking....i will be very thankful to you.

On first radio
Mode = ap bridge
Band = 2.4GHZ B
Freq = 2412
SSID = ABC

On Second radio
Mode = ap bridge
Band = 2.4GHZ B
Freq = 2457
SSID = ABC1

On Third radio
Mode = ap bridge
Band = 2.4GHZ B
Freq = 2454
SSID = ABC2

Bridge1 with eth1+wlan1+wlan2+wlan3(192.168.1.10)

Is the configuration is right ?

If you wish for all data to be re transmitted to all wlans, this should work.

Is the configuration is right ?

There is so many right configurations, depends on what you want to do.

If you wish for all data to be re transmitted to all wlans, this should work.

Is the configuration is right ?

There is so many right configurations, depends on what you want to do.

I really dont want to trasmit the data to all wlans...i m not using Nat and DHCP...Please provide me a alternative and best way to do this

Here is the scenario

Best way to do this is to take out the bridge. You will then be using pure routing, which is the most efficient way to do this. Will have to give each panel and segment its own ip range for routing to function. Something like 10.10.10.1/24 and 10.10.20.1/24 and so forth, with clients pointing to a specific WLan using that range of ip's. Can make use of RIP or OSPF to help with routing, that way you wont have to program routes manual.

Best way to do this is to take out the bridge. You will then be using pure routing, which is the most efficient way to do this. Will have to give each panel and segment its own ip range for routing to function. Something like 10.10.10.1/24 and 10.10.20.1/24 and so forth, with clients pointing to a specific WLan using that range of ip's. Can make use of RIP or OSPF to help with routing, that way you wont have to program routes manual.

Thanks for the info....i really dont know how to do this with routing...can u help me with this...

Can i have ur email id ? so i can contact u.

Sorry, routing most basic of any network. Google routing and setting up routes many nice examples. Bit to time consuming to try and teach any body especially if it is on net already. My email is mla at egate.co.za but would prefer we discuss on forum. Somebody else maybe one day get problem with something similar then they can maybe be helped on forum.

i really don't know how to do this with routing

Each segment connected should have own ip range and same sub-net with different ip of cause.
Have a look at mikrotik manual on RIP, very easy and will do routing automatic.

Each segment connected should have own ip range and same sub-net with different ip of cause.

As example lets assume client Wlan ip is 10.10.1.3/24 then Wlan on AP you connect to will have to be in 10.10.1.0/24 range, maybe 10.10.1.1/24. Now Lan of AP will be different segment therefore different ip range and also server lan connecting to AP. Lets say 10.10.0.0/24 range. Therefore ip of AP ether will be 10.10.0.1/24 and 10.10.0.2/24 for server lan. If you enable rip on client, AP and server you should be able to ping 10.10.1.3 from server and 10.10.0.2 from client RB. Routing data through AP to server and the other way round.

One other thing though. Would be wise to use 192.168.*.* range. This is widely used ip range for private networks. If you make use of 10.10.*.* range you might kill some web sites with public ip in that range.

Sorry, routing most basic of any network. Google routing and setting up routes many nice examples.

Thanks it is clear now that routing is use to join two diffrent networks...as u explained above.
Please explain a bit more ...On which router do we need to enable routing.
Mikrotik AP or client cpe.

All equipment.

All equipment.

Thanks a lot...i will be very thankful to you if u could help me a bit on this scenario.
like we have ip range(server ip 10.10.1.1) 10.10.1.2 - 10.10.1.253 we were provinding internet access to our clients using this ip address in wired network using hub or switch

Now i have setup wisp using 433ah and 3xXR2 Radios and now i stucked on routing or bridging....Here is the scenario.

Mikrotik EtherPort---------Mikorik 433ah AP-----------Client CPE
10.10.1.0----------Routing(10.10.1.0 and 10.10.2.0)--------- Now the client will get 10.10.2.3 or 4 or 5 or 6.

How to do this with a static routing.

Routing is always better. When small it does not matter that much, but to change from bridging to routing is a big problem and will eventually have to happen. Better to start with routing and just keep going.

For the client 10.10.2.3 to get to server 10.10.1.1, he will have to go through AP 10.10.2.1 This will be the gateway for route on client and destination will be 10.10.1.0/24. And the other way round for server.