Management ip address for a bridge over a tagged vlan

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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Hello!!! :slight_smile: ,

Hey, Thanks for the help first of all.

I am trying to put a management IP address to a bridge that will carry my client vlans packets. I have two RB711 at each end forming a wireless link . I have one bridge at each end containing an EoIP tunnel and the ether 1 interface on the router board.

What I would usually do to manage the devices, is to configure the IP address to the bridge directly and send my management traffic as untagged from my switch. However, since I am dealing with QinQ traffic, I now require to send my clients traffic as untagged. Is there any way I could achieve this and still passing my customer traffic without modification and as untagged?

I tried adding the vlan to the bridge but then it modifies my client traffic.

Regards,

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Firstly let me say your trying to use ROUTERS as SWITCHES… never a good idea!!

Secondly let me give you the config that should work :smiley:

Customer switch1 at Site A:

Vlan 10 – 10.10.10.1/24
Vlan 20 – 10.10.20.1/24
Vlan 30 – 10.10.30.1/24

Port 1 – vlan 10 untagged
Port 2 – vlan 20 untagged
Port 3 – vlan 30 untagged

Port 24 – vlan 10,20,30 tagged (connected to Carrier Switch 1 port 1)

Carrier Switch 1:

Vlan 150 (management) – 192.168.150.1/24
Service-tagged vlan 100 (Customer1) – 192.168.100.1/24

Port 1 – Service-tagged vlan 100 untagged (connected to customer switch 1 port 24)
Port 2 – vlan 150 (management) tagged, Service-tagged vlan 100 tagged (connected to Mikrotik R1 – ether1)

Mikrotik R1:

Bridge1 (Management) – 192.168.150.2/24
Bridge2 (Customer1) – 192.168.100.2/24

EoIP-tunnel1 – 192.168.1.1/30
Wlan1 – 172.16.1.1/30 (connected to Mikrotik R2)


Ether1 – vlan150, and vlan100(Service-tagged) (Connected to Carrier Switch 1 port 2)
Bridge1(management) – add vlan 150 and wlan1 (Used for management)
Bridge2(Customer1) – add vlan100 and eoip tunnel1

Mikrotik R2:

Wlan1 (Management) – 192.168.150.3/24 (Connected to Mikrotik R1)
EoIP-tunnel1 – 192.168.1.2/30
Bridge1 (Customer1) – 192.168.100.3/24

Ether1 – connected to Customer switch 2 at site B
Bridge1 – add EoIP-tunnel 1, and ether1

Customer switch2 at Site B:

Vlan 10 – 10.10.10.2/24
Vlan 20 – 10.10.20.2/24
Vlan 30 – 10.10.30.2/24

Port 1 – vlan 10 untagged
Port 2 – vlan 20 untagged
Port 3 – vlan 30 untagged

Port 24 – vlan 10,20,30 tagged (connected to Mikrotik R2 ether1)

Cheers