Inter-Vlan Configuration HELP

Hello,

I am rebuilding my network configuration and I want to use VLANS for a more stable and secure network. I know how to make VLANs and a regular RouterOS but what I need to do its make inter-vlan communications work. I have been reading and trying to do this without success.

When I create on my main router all the vlans everything works well, the only problem I have is that for me to be able to see and monitor my VLANS I have to create the same vlan on my computer that I want to monitor, so basically, I can’t communicate with all my vlans without changing my PC configuration.

This is what I want.

Ether1 and Ether2 I have my WANS doing load balancing. – Done

Ether3 I have 2 main VLANS, VLAN100, VLAN200, this is used to connect my Network that gives communication to all my clients and to all my PTP and PtM equipment.

VLAN100 – Administration of all my APs and PTP Links
VLAN200 – PPPOE Server with all my Clients
VLANXXX – On this Ethernet I also need to be able to create more VLANS for some special clients that will have multiple locations on the same network.

Ether4 I have 1 VLAN, VLAN300 to use for the office connections, PCs, Laptops etc.

This is what I need, I need to make My Network Inter-Vlan capable. I want to be able to connect to the Office VLAN300 and be able to for example, run the UBNT Discovery and see my equipment on VLAN100. For this from reading I need to use a switch and do a Vlan-Trnk. I have tried from may configs but I can get it to work.

This is the equipment I have:
2 – RouterBoard 1100 X2AH

One will be the main router and the other one the SW1

If you can help me with this configuration I really appreciate it. If you guys help me with the Trunk configuration I can then add the ip address, pppoe server etc. I would need to the configuration for the Router Side and the SW side.

Thank you, guys.

Diagram it please.

I don’t know what UBNT discover is doing. If it’s a layer 2 activity, this won’t work on other layer 2 segments.

There is no extra work to make “inter vlan” communcation work from a layer 3 perspective. As long as you have subnets on each one, the router will see these as connected routes and route packets accordingly. If you’re trying to make layer 2 communication work for all vlans, then this violates the basic definition of a vlan (to an extent - there are helpers to make this happen for DHCP for example).

So, either a diagram, config, or more explanation is in order.