EoIP (Basic)

RouterOS Beginner Basics
1

Hello,

I’ve read tutorial from http://www.mikrotik.com/testdocs/ros/2.9/interface/eoip.php and I want to solve this problem.

Configuration (4 PC: 2 PC and 2 MT)

PC1 eth0 192.168.175.2
MT1 eth0 192.168.175.1
MT1 eth1 10.1.0.1 MAC 00-00-5E-80-00-01
MT2 eth1 10.5.8.1 MAC 00-00-5E-80-00-02
MT2 eth0 192.168.175.254
PC2 eth0 192.168.175.253

Topology:

PC1 eth0
|
| cross cable
|
MT1 eth0
MT1 eth1
|
| switch 16 ports (sharing with other network)
|
MT2 eth1
MT2 eth0
|
| cross cable
|
PC2 eth0

Problem: I want to make PC1 have same network with PC2 but none can join my network on the sharing switch.

My question is: Can EoIP resolve my problem?

Thanks

2

Greetings!

Just out of curiosity, what is the purpose of having both routers in series?
PC1 - MT1 - MT2 - PC2
Wouldn’t one router do the job?

ADD: The challenge you seem to be having is the 10.x.x.x subnet between them. You would have to route those 192.168.x.x IPs through those ports, or simplify the setup. And I am not certain about the rest of your setup, but it appears that the two ethernet ports connecting the routers are not on the same subnet, so they will not be able to communicate.

3

Actually the topology like this

Hotspot Router — Client (I must put the web server to Local Network)
|
|Local Network| → Wireless, Switch, etc
|
Hotspot Router — Client (Client here can access to web server)
|
Web Server (IP Private)

If I put the web server to Local Network so there are two cable from one switch plug to my hotspot router. one is the client gateway, and the other is web server. I did this before and the result my client can’t have some problem like can’t login the hotspot page.

So I think it is better if I use VPN and now I want to try EoIP first.

Thanks

4

Yes, EoIP can work here to connect pc1 & pc2 onto the same subnet. Setup an eoip intf on both routers and bridge together each eoip with the eth0 intfs on each.