List,
I have Vlan 30 on eth1 and Vlan 31 on eth2, I have created a bridge between the 2 vlans but traffic wont pass…
Is bridging among 2 virtual interfaces unsupported?
If I bridge Vlan30(eth1) staight to eth2 I have no problems…
anyone?
Gino
I had problem bridgeing vlan150 (on eth1) with eth2, and eth3 with eth1 (without vlan).
Which version of Mikrotik do you use (there was a change in bridging in 2.9.9 and upper). Try doing your setup with 2.9.8 and 2.9.11 and see if there is difference …
Have you tried to bridge the VLANs instead of the Interfaces? VLANs are tagged and bridging the physical interfaces won’t help when bridging 2 differently tagged VLANS.. Also you could assign different IP/Subnets to each VLAN and then route between them instead of bridging..
Best regards
My tests were done bridging the vlan interfaces,
we need to bridge some vlans cause we offer virtual ethernet services to some customers, and if we put a router at the pops. it would break the vlans…
Currently we are doing this with combining L3 switches and mikrotik routers, but we wanted an option for small pops to ditch the switch and use a 9 port rb5xx …
apparently is not doable