How i can login in APs that have vlan?

RouterOS Beginner Basics
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hi all

i have 4 Nanostaions m2 and their configuration :
network
IP : (10.0.1.2) (10.0.1.3) (10.0.1.4) (10.0.1.5)
getway ; (10.0.0.1)(10.0.0.1)(10.0.0.1)(10.0.0.1)
Vlan Lan0= (ID = 102,103,104,105)

and connected to ether 3 through switch.

in Mikrotik Router :
under ether 3 in mikrotik there are 4 vlans (ID = 102,103,104,105).
i mad hotspot bridge and its HDCP server with two pools (10.0.0.2-10.0.0.254) next pool(10.0.1.2-10.0.1.254)

then i added ether 3 in bridge ports

i made ip address for for 4 vlans :
100.100.102.1/24
100.100.103.1/24
100.100.104.1/24
100.100.105.1/24

then i made hotspot sever for everyone vlan

and everythings is okay

But i have a big problem :
how i can login into Nanostaion m2 from my laptop when i connected to Mikrotik Router by Cable or by my Phone when i connected wifi

any one can help me plz

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I have a somewhat similar situation to you, and have no problem connecting. I believe most of your problem is that your computer or phone knows absolutely nothing about VLANs, so it needs to be connected via a port that is on the correct VLAN, but is NOT a trunked port. In my case it is a managed switch switch that accomplishes that, not the router. Let me explain my situation and see if that helps you. At home I have a port on a HP 2610-48 managed switch that has VLANS 200, 201, 202, 203, and 204 on it. That port is connected to a Ubiquiti NanoStation M5 that points to a mountaintop radio site four miles away for the purpose of providing internet service to the radio site. At the radio site there is a Ubiquiti Rocket pointed back to my house. The LAN connection of the Rocket is connected to a managed switch that has VLANs 200, 201, 202, 203, and 204 on that port. Both Ubiquiti radios have the management set to VLAN 203. In order for me to connect to the management port of the Ubiquiti radios, I must be on VLAN 203. That can either be a physical port of the switch that is assigned to VLAN 203, or connected to an access point that is on VLAN 203. At both locations, I have Open-Mesh access points that have a trunked port from the managed switch with multiple VLANS. Each VLAN is assigned to a different WiFi SSID in the access points. To connect to the management port of the Ubiquiti, I connect my phone or computer to an SSID that is on VLAN 203. At that point, my router assigns a DHCP address to the phone or computer, and I can connect to the microwave terminal..
Did that help?

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sorry brother , i am not very good in network as you , i am a beginner so would you mind telling me what i should do step by step ?

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is there anyone can help me plz?

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Sorry, I can’t help you with details on your specific equipment as you are doing it quite differently than I am. I was hoping that my example would give you enough hints to figure it out.