Hi,
I have add multiple VLAN’s.
For ervery VLAN I have add a BRDIGE.
Now I want for exaple on ether 1 have 2 VLANS tagged.
How can I do this?
Can’t you just set them up like this?
Nice picture but what do you mean?
I have several VLAN’s on my mikrotik.
Now I want to creat 1 interface tagged on 2 VLANS.
How to do this?
I think VLANs and mikrotik is verry difficult.
I believe VLANS are quite easy on Tiks… Maybe I am not clear on what you are asking…
In my picture you can see that I have one physical ethernet ports and three different VLANs running on it. Is this what you are after?
Hi, if you think VLANS are easy in tik’s than you can help me. (I hope).
I have this situation.
I have this VLANS
LAN_MGMT VLAN ID=9
LAN_1_DATA VLAN ID=10
WLAN_1_DATA VLAN ID=12
WLAN_1_GUEST VLAN ID=14
LAN_1_MFP VLAN ID=15
LAN_1_GAME VLAN ID=16
LAN_1_CAMERA VLAN ID=17
LAN_1_TVMM VLAN ID =18
WLAN_1_SP VLAN ID=19
LAN_2_DATA VLAN ID=20
WLAN_2_DATA VLAN ID=22
WLAN_2_GUEST VLAN ID=24
LAN_2_MFP VLAN ID=25
LAN_2_GAME VLAN ID=26
LAN_2_CAMERA VLAN ID=27
LAN_2_TVMM VLAN ID =28
WLAN_2_SP VLAN ID=29
LAN_3_DATA VLAN ID=30
WLAN_3_DATA VLAN ID=32
WLAN_3_GUEST VLAN ID=34
LAN_3_MFP VLAN ID=35
LAN_3_GAME VLAN ID=36
LAN_3_CAMERA VLAN ID=37
LAN_3_TVMM VLAN ID =38
WLAN_3_SP VLAN ID=39
LAN_4_DATA VLAN ID=40
WLAN_4_DATA VLAN ID=42
WLAN_4_GUEST VLAN ID=44
LAN_4_MFP VLAN ID=45
LAN_4_GAME VLAN ID=46
LAN_4_CAMERA VLAN ID=47
LAN_4_TVMM VLAN ID =48
WLAN_4_SP VLAN ID=49
LAN_4_DATA VLAN ID=50
WLAN_5_DATA VLAN ID=52
WLAN_5_GUEST VLAN ID=54
LAN_5_MFP VLAN ID=55
LAN_5_GAME VLAN ID=56
LAN_5_CAMERA VLAN ID=57
LAN_5_TVMM VLAN ID =58
WLAN_5_SP VLAN ID=59
LAN_6_DATA VLAN ID=60
WLAN_6_DATA VLAN ID=62
WLAN_6_GUEST VLAN ID=64
LAN_6_MFP VLAN ID=65
LAN_6_GAME VLAN ID=66
LAN_6_CAMERA VLAN ID=67
LAN_6_TVMM VLAN ID =68
WLAN_6_SP VLAN ID=69
LAN_SERVER VLAN ID=900
For each VLAN I created a bridge (that’s what the manual tells me).
I have Virtual AP’s
VAP_LAN_DATA
VAP_WLAN_DATA
VAP_WLAN_GUEST
VAP_LAN_MFP
VAP_LAN_GAME
VAP_LAN_CAMERA
VAP_LAN_TVMM
VAP_WLAN_SP
I add each VLAN as port to it’s corresponding bridge.
Now I need this
On Ether22, Ether23 and Ether24 there are other switches connected so these ports must set to trunk (alle the VLANS are bound to ether24) So I add ether22 and ether 23 as slave to ether24.
So far everything is working.
Now the main point.
On ether7 I connect my ESXi server and want some VLANS have tagged to this port.
VLAN_LAN_1_DATA
VLAN_LAN_2_DATA
VLAN_LAN_3_DATA
VLAN_LAN_4_DATA
VLAN_LAN_5_DATA
VLAN_LAN_6_DATA
VLAN_LAN_SERVER
How can I do this?
The same problem here, but we don’t have VMware. I have two HyperVs server and need to TAG a few VLANs on the ports that goes to them. Example:
vlan11 and vlan12 → ether11 and ether12 and the VMs are on the servers and on separate vlans
- Right now, I created a “br-hyperv” bridge.
- I added ether11 and 12 as ports to the bridge (had to se slave=none first)
The idea is first to see if I can Trunk from one server to the other. Now the bridge shows the MACs of the VMs as hosts, but I see on the switch that the VLAN ID = 0. The HyperV is configured to TAG, example 11.
So - the question in this thread. How to setup VMWare host on a port is relevant. How do you do that?