Hi people, my name is Jordi, from Spain, I’m in troubles with my little mikrotik. My router is in the ip 192.168.0.1, I’ve connected to it a wifi mesh solution that works in the range 10.117.1.1 (connected to the first interface of the router → ether1). I want the possibility to navigate from 192.168.0.200 i.e to 10.117.1.6, my actual route -does not work!- is:
/ip route add dst-address=10.117.1.0./24 gateway=ether1
What do you see incorrect? thanks! 
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Hey Jordi
I’m guessing the 10. network is not directly connected to Tik?
So you’ll need to tell the Tik how to reach it: which other router should the traffic for 10 be passed on to. And vice-versa, tell the other router, how to reach the 192. network.
To do that you’ll need to specify for both the ip of the remote router, not the interface.
Cheers
A diagram will help.
Also please post your config
/export hide-sensitive file=yourconfig.
Plus if you buy me airplane tickets and feed me paella i will come help personally!!
Hi sebastia! thanks for your quick answer, yes, the traffic for ip 10. is connected to ether1 (is a wifi mesh ap). I’ve to assign an ip range to every interface? sorry I’m a little lost right now 
Jordi
Based on your addition, sounds like it’s a directly attached connection, for which no additional routes would be necessary.
Do you have an ip set on eth1? Or should it be configured through some other way (ex: dhcp)?
if eth1 shouldn’t have an 10. address, a network schema should help.
If other routers in the mesh don’t have configured the route towards your LAN subnet 192.168.0.0/24, you have to configure SRC-NAT … you haven’t mentioned it so you may have it or not …