Hi
I have an ipcamera and I want to access it from two or more lan
Conditions:
Ipcamera must be connect to access point by cable (if possibile).
Lan1/lan2 must be connect to access point by wifi.
Lan1/lan2 can access ipcamera
Lan1 must not “see” lan2 and vice versa
If possible lan1 and lan2 can not have the same ip class.
Which type of access point I need?
How do I set?
Thanks
Yes it’s possible
step one : create Virtual SSID on the Wlan Interface
Step two : set different class IP address on virtual interface
Step three : user IP firewall filter rule to drop LAN one and LAN two to see each other.
Which hardware (low cost) can I use?
thanks!
You can use wAP Access points. They are low cost and of good performance. https://routerboard.com/RBwAP2nD
You can also use the AC variants if you can afford it. https://routerboard.com/RBwAPG-5HacT2HnD
Or maybe you can setup Groove with omni. https://routerboard.com/RBGrooveGA-52HPacn
wAP ac is a good solution;
Are we sure that can I attach ipcamera on ethernet port (client mode)?
I expect your IP camera to connect wirelessly to the Access Point.
Is not possible by cable? I need performance…
IP cameras have low bandwidth requirements. Even with 1080p video you need just 1-2Mbits of speed. Any of our Wireless home AP’s can support a lot of such cameras over wireless
good but I’m not sure that I can finding a good reception for the camera (there are some walls to pass)
Is really not possible to use cable for camera?
It depends on your camera. If your camera has physical ports, you can wire it to the Mikrotik device. In this case, no need for an Access point.
I’m sorry I did not understand, and excuse my confusion on operating mode/wds, ecc…
The solution of Asghari is possible with camera connected by cable on AP?
Can lan1/lan2 connect by WDS to AP ? (lan1/lan2 have routers connected to internet)
p.s.
I updated first post with graphical map
Hi Kadkam, I just saw your modified diagram. You can setup the AP connecting to the IP cameras with virtual wlan interfaces and connect them to the wireless interfaces on Lan1 and Lan2 routers with some routes configured to enable them to reach the IP camera.
You can try to set the virtual interfaces on the Access Point on AP mode while the one on the lan1/lan2 are set on Station/Station Bridge mode
If in lan1 and lan2 is present a same ip address can born a conflict?
You can use, say 192.168.0.1/30 on the IP camera, and 192.168.0.2/30 on the ether1 interface of the AP.
Then on your Lan1 & Lan2, 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24 respectively. Do a static route from Lan1&Lan2 routers to 192.168.0.1
OK
Thanks to all!