In the ethernet interfaces menu, set ports 8, 9, and 10 to have master-port=none
Then create a second lan bridge (name it something appropriate like GUEST)
Add the IP address and dhcp server for the second network to the new bridge interface.
If your srcnat masquerade rule simply states that packets going out-interface=ether1, then this is good enough for both LANs. If it mentions IP addresses, I would modify it to only specify out-interface=ether1.
Forward filter rules - after the fasttrack/accept rules for connection-state=established,related , create a new rule:
action=drop out-interface=!ether1 (! means ‘not’ and is the little checkbox next to the interface selection in winbox.)
If you have a rule that accepts dstnat packets, then that rule should come before this new rule.
I have a similar question, but in my case i need that both networks have independent gateways. Routers are not really my thing and this is the first time using a Mikrotik hardware.
Something like:
Network 1
Gateway ETH1 (Has its own valid IP)
Port ETH2 (Connected to a switch)
Network 2
Gateway ETH3 (Has its own valid IP)
Port ETH4 (Connected to a switch)
I am substituting two routers for one RB2011 Ui AS-RM.
How can it be done?