Im new in mikrotik world and specially in routeros…
Also im french so please excuse my bad english…
I have a beautiful LtAP wich i customise by adding a second lte interface inside.
I can get the two lte interface working properly that’s ok.
What i want to do is get 2 vlan on ether0 accessing to web with specific lte interface:
vlan1 on ether0 → lte1 only
vlan2 on ether0 → lte2 only
ive successfully configured my vlan and dhcp on each one but im pretty confuse with routing and marking traffic with mangle (if its what is necessary to do)
The final project is to get 2 LtAP with a total of 4 lte connexion to use with the rest of my client network (based on ubiquiti edgemax solution)…
I really recommended to learn and do this one HowTo who have got the best way to use many WAN’s at ones.
Next you can use any method netwatch/script/pcc etc to just flow the outgoing - then this is small stuff.
I will really dig into this way using mangle (its very powerfull).
Just a question in my specific setup, on all tutorial or exemple ive seen, the first step was to define an ip adresse on all interface (ok for the lan, vlan interface, etc) but i already have an ip showing on my lte interface.
Should i just ignore it and create new one or these ips are fixed and can be used insteed of creating new one ?
at lte1 you have DYNAMIC IP, means can be differ every time, you cannot use that just by that often change.
If you want then you can do only some scripting if you must use somewhere the IP or Route or Network of that lte1 interface.
But I not understand to what example or why you need that IP…
Hi, sorry i didn’t get notification for your answer…
In fact i was just following Tomas Kirnak step by step and he define an ip in adresses for the wan interfaces (using classic port on routerboard i see) and i was surprised to see IP already in my adresses list.
Ive understand right now its ok.
mangle is great but im asking myself if the is a more “simple” way to do what i want. Beacause finaly i just need to route vlan1 to lte1 and vlan2 to lte2 (no deals with loadbalancing, failover or traffic inspection on this side… just use the hardware as a double modem…)
Maybe a simple routing rule but i need to practice a little bit on routeros configuration.