CISCO TRUNK VLANS

[rafa]

Hello,
Please sorry for my bad english (I can read/understand more best).

I take more of a month to config Mikrotik wireless to make the following scene without success:

I have already read several times the manual for de VLANS configuration and the forum (I’ve pending to do someone ideas catch for the http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/cisco-to-mt-vlan-trunking/9591/1)

I don’t to make ping from VLAN Departament IT to any IP of Mikrotik.
I dont understand how join the VLANS to bridge without making a loop into interface. I’ve to do various load factory default by COM by this cause.

The configuration of wireles and Cisco it’s fine. I have been able to verify it of separated form (connecting both CISCO directly).

Any ideas??

Thanks

[gwzph]

where are the configrations of all device(include 2900 and MTros)?

[BrianHiggins]

first step, can you pint the MikroTik from the PC’s on either side?

second, you don’t need the vlan over the wireless

once you get the first done, use WDS or EoIP, to bridge from Ether1 of one radio across to Ether1 of the other radio.

[stanko]

Hello,

Do you want to connect only VLAN50 with MT?

[eugenyh]

Hello Rafa!

We need exactly the same needs, but we have OvisLink SNMP management switches with 802.1q supporting instead Cisco.

Do you find the solutions?

[nikhil]

im interested in similar trunk setup …

[Diganet]

@rafa

Hello,
Please sorry for my bad english (I can read/understand more best).

I take more of a month to config Mikrotik wireless to make the following scene without success:

I have already read several times the manual for de VLANS configuration and the forum (I’ve pending to do someone ideas catch for the http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/cisco-to-mt-vlan-trunking/9591/1)

I don’t to make ping from VLAN Departament IT to any IP of Mikrotik.
I dont understand how join the VLANS to bridge without making a loop into interface. I’ve to do various load factory default by COM by this cause.

The configuration of wireles and Cisco it’s fine. I have been able to verify it of separated form (connecting both CISCO directly).

Any ideas??

Thanks

Try this:

Interface, new VLAN. Make new VLAN ID 50, and attach to “trunk” port (Cisco terminology). Do the same with VLAN ID 20 + 30.

IP address, add 10.32.83.1/xx to VLAN 50 on one side and add add 10.32.83.2/xx to VLAN 50 on the other side.

Now you should be able to ping router on each side.

Make WDS link (Static WDS interfaces) terminated in bridge. Do as above with the VLANs, adding them all to both WDS interfaces and to both Bridge interfaces, and things should be going. You might want to consider lowering the MTU on the ethernet side because of the 1500 bytes MTU on the wireless link would cause fragmented packets when the 1504 byte tagged packets comes through.

/Henrik