I got a problem connecting two parts of a network through the Internet using two Mikrotiks and an EOIP-tunnel.
On both sides I added the network-Interface and the eoip-tunnel to a bridge. The attached picture shows the scheme.
a, d = ethernet-ports to the Network
b, c = eoip-tunnel-ports through direct internet-port
a+b = bridge
c+d = bridge
Now my problem:
I can ping from:
1 to 2
2 to 1
2 to 3
3 to 2
3 to 4
4 to 3
I can’t get packets from more than 1 hop. Whats my fault? I testet it with 4 Mikrotik-Boards on my desk and that worked fine - so it might has something to do widh the internet.
I use RouterOS 5.6 on x86 virtual machines (vmware esxi 4.1) and port a, c, d are virtual vlan-tagged vmware network-ports. (no vlan in RouterOS)
@martini
That’s what I did.
And as I wrote: I get a connection through the eoip-tunnel from bridge on 2 to bridge on 3, but I can’t get behind that bridge.
a= 192.168.0.40/24
b=eoip=192.168.1.40/24
eoip: id=101 remote-adress=external-ip from Router 3
bridge between a+b arp enabled, no stp, all default.
Router 3
d= 192.168.0.50/24
c=eoip=192.168.1.50/24
eoip: id=101 remote-adress=external-ip from Router 2
bridge between a+b arp enabled, no stp, all default.
I also tried to add an IP on the bridge, only IP on the bridge, no ips, … always the same problem.
I would use routing but I also couldn’d get that running until now.. -feeling stupid
In the terminal, telnet, or ssh you need to do /interface eoip export, /interface bridge port export, etc and post the results. We need to see the actual config on the router.
