mikrotik to mikrotik EoIP problem

Hi, I’m newbie in mikrotik and stuck with the configuration. Please help to find where is the trick.

Have two Mikrotik devices, both uses v7.12 firmware.
Side A - RB750Gr2 - 192.168.88.1/24, host 192.168.88.253
Side B - RBSXTR - 192.168.80.1/24, host 192.168.80.11

Using manual I configured EoIP tunnel between them. Added bridge ports. EoIP running, seems everything ok.
The problem is I can’t access host on side A from host on side B. Seems configured both sides identical, but from one side ping ok, from another - timeout.

Side A mikrotik (192.168.88.1) ping 192.168.80.1 - OK
Side A mikrotik (192.168.88.1) ping 192.168.80.11 - Timeout

Side B mikrotik (192.168.80.1) ping 192.168.88.1 - OK
Side B mikrotik (192.168.80.1) ping 192.168.88.253 - OK

My goal is - Side B camera (192.168.80.11) record data to Side A (192.168.88.253)

Posting here configs of both devices.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Side B.txt (2.88 KB)
Side A.txt (3.59 KB)

withoup FULL export (without sensitive data) we can’t help you

Thank you for your answer.
Attaching files
A site.rsc (3.68 KB)
B site.rsc (2.99 KB)

as far as I see, site B - something odd with masquerade rule out interface, does it should be your WAN interface\list?
Site A - “/interface list member add interface=bridge1 list=WAN” - what?

fix up your interface list and masquerade rule at least.

You have a second tunnel and a third node in your schematic. It can also have an impact.
The choice of EOIP to build a single local network with one broadcast domain is not clear initially, but the networks have different addressing and different broadcast domains.
It is more correct, in this case, to use an IP-IP tunnel
If you still need a single L2 network, then these recommendations.
If the interface is included in the bridge, the address is assigned not to the interface, but to the bridge. Tunnel interfaces are assigned addresses regardless of what mask you specify, the address will still be with mask /32. This is why you do not have proper routing. When you merge networks over L2 you have a DHCP server running on the entire merged network. It is necessary to block on bridge filters 67-68 UDP to EOIP tunnel that the server would work within one office.
Reset the settings to factory defaults and configure again

Hi, thank You very much for replies.
As you recomended, I tried IPIP tunnel and it worked like a charm