port 2 of the CCR is connected to a switch that is configured as 802.1q trunk with several vlan
on the CCR is made a number of vlan interfaces, configured ip address for each vlan interface and applied vlan interface to port 2
I connect a laptop to the same switch that is configured as an access port in one of the vlan, configure ip address from the correct ip range and try to ping the ip interface on the CCR. This does not work. I can only make it work by configuring a bridge, assign everything to the bridge (physcial port 2 + vlan interfaces).
My question, do you need to configure a bridge to make .1q trunking work?
[admin@MikroTik] > interface vlan print
Flags: X - disabled, R - running, S - slave
# NAME MTU ARP VLAN-ID INTERFACE
0 R vlan5 1500 enabled 5 ether2-LAN
1 R vlan50 1500 enabled 50 ether2-LAN
2 R vlan200 1500 enabled 200 ether2-LAN
3 R vlan1001 1500 enabled 1001 ether2-LAN
[admin@MikroTik] > ip address print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
# ADDRESS NETWORK INTERFACE
2 10.100.1.254/24 10.100.1.0 vlan1001
3 10.100.5.254/24 10.100.5.0 vlan5
4 10.100.50.254/24 10.100.50.0 vlan50
5 10.200.1.254/24 10.200.1.0 vlan200
Hello everyone. I am having difficulties with Vlans as it pertains to a CCR1036, EoIP tunnel, Trunk ethernet port and an RB3011.
Here is what we are trying to do. Create a VLAN trunk from a remote office that has an RB3011 that will hand off a single port trunking 8 vlans on it, to an CCR1036. The CCR will need to trunk the vlans from this EoIP tunnel as well as a couple other remote offices with vlans, down the 10G trunk. Diagram below.
I can get all vlans on. the CCR trunk port to trunk to an EoIP. tunnel, but I can't seem to select. specific Vlans that would be used. on an individual EoIP tunnel trunk.
Any ideas on how this is accomplished? I also have another set of EoIP tunnels that are on this CCR that send untagged traffic from other Vlans to individual tunnels elsewhere. Can't disrupt those. This CCR is in semi-production state. The bridge we are working on the the "lab-br" and the temporary trunk port on the CCR is ether1. It carries the temporary vlans used to lab this before we use it on the production offices. Those vlans currently are 112-121.
You should really start a new topic rather than bumping a not particularly related seven year old thread.
A bridge has two aspects - a ‘switch part’ which handles connections to interfaces, and an ‘interface part’ which passes traffic from the switch part to other CPU processes. So, to use the vlan112 and vlan113 interfaces on the Mikrotik the configuration should be:
/interface bridge vlan
add bridge=lab-br tagged=lab-br,eoip-lab,ether1 vlan-ids=112-113
This should not affect traffic between ether1 and the EoIP tunnel, however the bridge and tunnel MTU should be 1504 to accommodate a VLAN tag plus full-sized ethernet frame. IIRC there may be issues with VLAN-aware bridges and some tunnels, although possibly not EoIP tunnels.
