CAPSMAN not add interfaces to the bridge

RouterOS Wireless Networking
1

On RB4011iGS+ without wifi, updated to RoS 7.13beta2. Installed packages Routeros and Wifi-qcom-ac. Two instances of CAPSMAN.
The legacy controls multiple Cap ac and Map perfectly (routeros, wireless 7.13beta2).
The new /interface/wifi/CAPSMAN takes control of a Cap ac (routeros, wifi-qcom-ac 7.13beta2) and a Hap ax2 (routeros, wifi-qcom 7.13beta2) from tests, but does not include them as bridge ports designated in Datapath.
Forcing the bridge in the wifi Configuration doesn’t work and even adding the port manually to the /interface/bridge/port doesn’t work.


/interface wifi channel
add band=5ghz-ax disabled=no name=channel_5ax
add band=2ghz-ax disabled=no frequency=2412,2437,2462 name=channel_24ax
add band=2ghz-n disabled=no name=channel_24n width=20/40mhz
add band=5ghz-ac disabled=no name=channel_5ac width=20/40/80mhz
/interface wifi datapath
add bridge=Bridge1 disabled=no name=datapath1
add bridge=Bridge1 disabled=no name=datapath_Lan
add bridge=bridge_invitados client-isolation=yes disabled=no name=\
    datapath_vlan
/interface wifi security
add authentication-types=wpa3-psk disabled=no name=sec_wap3
add authentication-types=wpa3-psk disabled=no encryption="" name=sec_Lan_wap3
add authentication-types=wpa3-psk disabled=no encryption="" name=\
    sec_guest_wap3
/interface wifi configuration
add channel=channel_5ax country=Spain datapath=datapath1 datapath.bridge=\
    Bridge1 disabled=no mode=ap name=Conf_5ax security=sec_wap3 ssid=\
    Bela
add channel=channel_24ax country=Spain datapath=datapath1 disabled=no mode=ap \
    name=Conf_24ax security=sec_wap3 ssid=Bela2
add channel=channel_5ac country=Spain datapath=datapath_Lan disabled=no mode=\
    ap name=Conf_Zefiros security=sec_Lan_wap3 ssid=Zr
add channel=channel_24n country=Spain datapath=datapath_vlan disabled=no \
    mode=ap name=Conf_Eolos security=sec_Lan_wap3 ssid=Eo
add channel=channel_24n country=Spain disabled=no mode=ap name=Conf_Guest \
    security=sec_guest_wap3 ssid=Pu

/interface/print

NAME TYPE ACTUAL-MTU L2MTU MAX-L2MTU

11 D 2ax-Hap_LN_PP1 wifi 1560 >
12 DRS 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1 cap 1500 1600
13 D S 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1-1 cap 1500 1600
14 D S 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1-2 cap 1500 1600
15 D S 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1 cap 1500 1600
16 D S 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1-1 cap 1500 1600
17 D S 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1-2 cap 1500 1600
18 DRS 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1 cap 1500 1600
19 D S 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1-1 cap 1500 1600
20 D S 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1-2 cap 1500 1600
21 DRS 2g-Map_LN_PB-1 cap 1500 1600
22 D S 2g-Map_LN_PB-1-1 cap 1500 1600
23 D S 2g-Map_LN_PB-1-2 cap 1500 1600
24 D 5ac-Cap_LN_SOT1 wifi 1560
25 D 5ax-Hap_LN_PP1 wifi 1560
26 D S 5g-Cap_LM_PB-1 cap 1500 1600
27 D S 5g-Cap_LM_PP-1 cap 1500 1600
28 D S 5g-Cap_LN_PP-1 cap 1500 1600
29 D 24n-Cap_LN_SOT1 wifi 1560
30 D 24n-Cap_LN_SOT2 wifi 1560 >
31 R Bridge1 bridge 1500 1592
32 R Bridge_Iot bridge 1500 1588
33 R bridge_invitados bridge 1500 1600

/interface/bridge/port/print

INTERFACE BRIDGE HW PVID PRIORITY PATH-COST INTERNAL-PATH-COST HORIZON

0 I H ether3 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
1 H ether4 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
2 H ether5 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
3 H ether6 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
4 H ether7 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
5 H ether8 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
6 H ether9 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
7 I H ether10 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
8 ether9_vlan66 Bridge_Iot 66 0x80 10 10 none
9 sfp-sfpplus1 Bridge1 yes 1 0x80 10 10 none
10 D 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1 bridge_invitados 102 0x80 none
11 ID 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1-1 bridge_invitados 101 0x80 none
12 ID 2g-Cap_LN_PP-1-2 Bridge_Iot 66 0x80 none
13 ID 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1 bridge_invitados 102 0x80 none
14 ID 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1-1 bridge_invitados 101 0x80 none
15 ID 2g-Cap_LM_PP-1-2 Bridge_Iot 66 0x80 none
16 ID 5g-Cap_LN_PP-1 Bridge1 1 0x80 none
17 D 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1 bridge_invitados 102 0x80 none
18 D 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1-1 bridge_invitados 101 0x80 none
19 ID 2g-Cap_LM_PB-1-2 Bridge_Iot 66 0x80 none
20 D 2g-Map_LN_PB-1 bridge_invitados 102 0x80 none
21 ID 2g-Map_LN_PB-1-1 bridge_invitados 101 0x80 none
22 ID 2g-Map_LN_PB-1-2 Bridge_Iot 66 0x80 none
23 ID 5g-Cap_LM_PP-1 Bridge1 1 0x80 none
24 ID 5g-Cap_LM_PB-1 Bridge1 1 0x80 none

/interface/wifi/print

0 MDB 2ax-Hap_LN_PP1
1 MDB 5ac-Cap_LN_SOT1
2 MDB 5ax-Hap_LN_PP1
3 MDB 24n-Cap_LN_SOT1
4 DB 24n-Cap_LN_SOT2

2

New capsman doesn’t support manager forwarding mode (yet) and hence the cap interfaces are not seen on capsman bridge.

BTW: I’m not sure (I don’t have wireless-less arm device at hand), but according to what MT staff wrote, you don’t need wifi-qcom-ac installed, that package only includes hardware drivers (and your RB4011 doesn’t have wifi hardware), software required to run CAPsMAN v2 is supposedly included in main ROS package.

3

For new capsman you have to select the bridge directly on the CAP itself (datapath setting on the delegated master wifi interface), similar to local forwarding with old capsman where it was selected in CAP settings. For slave interfaces it still is configurable in CAP settings.

4

Thanks, now I’m trying to configure it directly in the CAP.
(yet) Does it mean that it will soon be possible to redirect?

I was wrong, the installed package is wireless, not the wifi-qcom-ac, if I don’t install it (wireless) the inherited CAPSMAN does not appear in the winbox menu.