management on vlan added

RouterOS General
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Hi all, i have a couple of routerboard ver. 6.30.2 in bridge mode for wireless connection; now management is on vlan 1 with default IP address;
i have now added 2 vlan on routerboard and i have assign one ip on each vlan:

vlan 140: 192.168.219.247
vlan 145 192.168.218.250


Now i will be able to manage routerboard using ip of vlan 140.

IS possible this?

I have tryed but it don’t work. From vlan140 ping to 192.168.219.247 don’t work but Winbox show me mac address and IP address (192.168.219.140) of routerboard.
can you help me?

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I’d have to know more but let’s make some assumptions while I wait for an update from you:

(rb1) <-- wireless --> (rb2) <-- wireless --> (rb3)

If you are simply bridged without any VLANs that is why you are not seeing what you want to see.

(rb1) <-- wireless vlan1 untagged --> (rb2) <-- wireless vlan1 untagged --> (rb3)
                   vlan140 tagged -->                    vlan140 tagged -->

This would result in vlan140 being bridged to all 3 routerboards and is totally possible.

Lastly:

(rb1) <-- wireless vlan1 untagged --> (rb2) <-- wireless vlan 1 untagged --> (rb3)
vlan1: 192.168.1.1                    vlan1: 192.168.1.2                     vlan1: 192.168.1.3
                                      vlan140: 192.168.219.247

Here you have vlan1 bridged between all 3 routerboards and each have an IP on that VLAN. They can be reached via it. Awesome. Now we add a VLAN to rb2, 140. When we assign an IP to that VLAN interface (or a bridge if you want to push VLAN140 to a client on an Ethernet port or something. In order for RB1 or RB3 to reach RB2 via 192.168.219.247 they need to have a route that says their next-hop for that IP is 192.168.1.2. This can be accomplished with a static route or an appropriately configured dynamic routing protocol.