2.9.13Beta Bridge & VLAN

Is it can be done: bridge eth with vlan on wireless? will it work on layer 2 as expected? So if i got gateway on the same vlan but on accesspoint, will eth client work? (in this case there is no need for ip address on router, just for management).
And some strange i’w found - you can create vlan on bridge i-face, and in bridge port settings - you can add the same vlan to this bridge. Just tried it, and lose winbox connection. ssh still works, but interfaces can’t be printed. Is there a documentation on vlan bridging?

And “will be nice feature”, on incoming interfaces - assign a vlan tag, so eggress on the same interface will be unntagged.

expected = untagged at eth side, tagged at vlan side

HI,
I have the same problem. I have send some emails to support@mikrotik.com but I haven’t received any reply from him.

Regards
Alessandro

Regarding your first question, I don’t see any problem. In other words it works.
As an answer to your problem with bridging vlan with the bridge it is created on - RTFM:

Always take care not to bridge virtual interfaces with their respective parent interfaces.

HI Eugene,
Can you explain better?

Regards
Alessandro

You can create a wireless link, place vlan on both wireless interfaces and bridge this vlan with the ethernet interfaces.

HI Eugene,
But wireless link must be in bridging? I can use routing and bridge eoip interfaces? If yes can you explain me the scenario?

Thanks
Alessandro

The following shows the configuration of one router using predicative logic notation:

bridge1(ether1, vlan1(wlan1))

The second router should be configured identically.

You have not to bridge wlan directly or use EoIP.

ok, thanks . I test ASAP.

Regards
Alessandro

HI Eugene,
If I have this scenario how I have configured vlan?


Box1 -------Box2 ----- Box3

Box 1 have 1 ethernet/1wlan
Box2 have 1ethernet/2wlan
Box3 have 1 ethernet/1wlan

Box2 must be connected with Box1 in VLAN
Box3 transit to Box2 and must be connected with Box1 in VLAN

Regards
Alessandro