Hi,

I've bought the Mikrotik RB750Gr3 but after like 3 hours of figuring out how to set it up I gave up... I have literally no idea how this complex thing works...
Could somebody please help me out with the setup of the router? This is how everything is wired:
(https://pasteboard.co/9kq2dwmRbVrj.png)

The thing is that I need to setup the PPPoE with username/password and also add VLAN ID 848 otherwise it won't connect to the network. The router is connected to the DSL outlet via Zyxel VMG4005-B50A-EU01V1F DSL bridge that transfers the DSL connection to LAN. I plugged the LAN cable from the Zyxel into my Mikrotik port1. Using the Winbox I went to PPP menu, clicked on add new, in general I chose the ether1 interface and in Dial Out filled the Username and Password, but I need to add the VLAN ID that my ISP provided as well otherwise the router won't get IP adress assigned and it's not connected to the internet. How can I do that? Where to put the VLAN ID provided by ISP so that I'm able to connect to the internet?

Also I would like to have it setup like that:
The Mikrotik router would have local IP like 10.0.0.1
IP's 10.0.0.2, 10.0.0.3, 10.0.0.24, 10.0.0.25 would be reserved for specific MAC adresss of some devices
DHCP would be 10.0.0.100-200 for everythig else that connects to the network
Where and how to set it up? I'm really lost and have no idea what to do. I've always had TP-Link router and it was easy to set it up but now... it gives me depression..

The basic settings should be: and:
But there may be more settings needed and/or other settings that need to be changed from the default ones, so you should try adding the above settings, then follow this:
viewtopic.php?t=203686#p1051720
and post your configuration (remember to replace the personal data such as user/ password with dummies).

Guys… you are my heroes!! I have no idea how but I’m connected to the internet now and it just works! The commands worked. I’ve also setup bridge for ether2-5 and setup a DHCP for that interface and everything is connected now. I don’t know how to thank you, but THANKS A LOT!!

Now I just have to understand what and how it was set up and dive into the Mikrotik world. Thank you so much again. I’m really grateful.

You can also add IP address to ether1, that way you will be able to access the modem... Suppose it has it's default address 192.168.1.1