How can I bridge this vlan??

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Hi!
I have several modems connected to a switch, connected to ether1, bridged to wlan1 (AP) that connects to a client routerboard.

On that client routerboard I’ve configured DHCP server on ether1, and added a rule to route everything and masquerade to wlan1.
That works fine.

I add vlan1 to ether1
I add bridge1 with ports wlan1 and vlan1

Then all my clientes connected to ether1 don’t work any more!

Can I get on ether1 the DHCP Server and a routed connection to my network, and a bridge connection using vlan?
How?

Client is RB112, so I only have one ethernet…

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Maybe I asked a silly question…
As vlan works on level 3, and I’m trying to bridge on level 2, I might be asking for something that can’t be done…
Is it that way?

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vlan works on level 2

4

Ouch!
Knowing that vlan works at level 2, why do I need to give an IP address? Shouldn’t it ask me for a MAC Address?
That was the reason I assumed it was level 3…

I’ll keep studying!

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what for the vlan is?.. what do you want to do?

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Chupaka, thanks for your help, sorry I didn’t answer before, I just lost reference to this topic…

What I intend to do is to connect in a bridged way some clients and in a routed way other clients, all of them connected to a switch and then to ether1 on an RB112 routerboard.
I mean, some clients should see in this particular RB:

wlan1 - bridge - ether1

And other clients should see
wlan1 ← route (gateway+masquerade) ← ether1

The clients that see a bridge are able to get a public IP directly, clients that use routed connection get a private IP that gets masqueraded through the routerboard.

How can I achieve this?

I though I may do it using vlan…

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“added a rule to route everything and masquerade to wlan1” - try changing wlan1 to bridge1. move all wlan1’s addresses to bridge1, etc. all should work fine