L2 bridge with Ubiquiti, best practice?

RouterOS Beginner Basics
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Hi guys,
I’ve been trying to find an answer to my question for some time now but no luck.

Is there any best practice while making L2 bridge with Ubiquiti equipement between two Mikrotik routers.

I did setup the network and it works fine but I have a problem with managing L2 bridge devices. As a temporary solution each L2 device is added to it’s own subnet and routed.
My initial idea is to setup one big management subnet (vlan) accross whole the network and add all the management ifaces inside. But I am not sure how configure it.

Example of the current setup:
TIK1 – UBNT1 )) (( UBNT2 – TIK2 – UBNT3 )) (( UBNT4 – TIK3

– eth link
))(( wifi link

TIK1 - TIK 2 (10.0.0.0/30)
10.0.0.1/30
10.0.0.2/30

TIK2 - TIK3 (10.0.0.4/30)
10.0.0.5/30
10.0.0.6/30

TIK1-UBNT1 (10.99.0.0/30)
10.99.0.1/30
10.99.0.2/30

TIK2-UBNT2 (10.99.0.0/30)
10.99.0.5/30
10.99.0.6/30

…and so on. Another problem is that if Tik2 dies, UBNT2 not accessible since OSPF route does not exist anymore.

Thank you for your ideas and suggestions.

Br,
Ivan

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I am also looking for examples on how to set up an L2 bridged infrastructure with routerOS.

Basicly i want to bridge all the WLAN devices via Ethernet (i.e. RB433AH and “Metals”) to my Mikrotik RB2011UAS-2HnD and then configure the AP, hotspot, dhcp-server etc. there.

Anybody?

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Use /30 range to connect the ubiquiti device

example 172.15.0.1/30 to ether 2 and on the ubiquiti device 172.15.0.2/30
for the next ubiquit device use 172.15.0.4/30 to ether3 and 172.15.0.5/30 for ubiquit device

These ip-addresses stand los from your /24 ip-range.

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