I have the following setup. I have a router with the IP of 10.10.135.1/26 connected to a mikrotik 532. The 532 has a WAN interface and a SR2 Wireless card bridged together and they have the IP of 10.10.135.4/26. I then have a RB 112 in an antenna enclosure connected to the rb532. Then the ethernet of the RB112 connects to the users station or firewall. I want to bridge the wireless card and the ethernet in the RB112 but when I do I can’t get any traffic to pass.
If i take the wireless card on the rb112 off the bridge and put the IP on it, I can then ping the gateway of 10.10.135.1 but not when I have the IP on the bridge and the wireless interface added to the bridge.
Any Ideas of why this won’t work? If you need any more info please just let me know.
Put the IP 10.10.135.4/26 on the client`s computer. Put 10.10.135.254/26 on the bridge interface in the mikrotik 532 and set up 10.10.135.1/26 as the default route. good luck !
Gw router has 10.10.135.1/26 on ethernet interface.
The Mikrotik 532 has the following setup.
Bridge port named Bridge.
Ether 1 goes to the GW router.
WLan1 is a SR2 card setup as a AP Bridge.
Ether 1 and Wlan1 are ports on Bridge.
IP 10.10.135.4/26 is assigned to interaface Bridge.
The Mikrotik 112 needs the following setup.
Bridge port named Bridge.
Ether 1 goes to customer FW/Computer.
WLAN1 links back to Mikrotik 532 sr2 card as a client.
Ether1 and WLAN1 are ports on interface Bridge.
IP 10.10.135.49 is assigned to interface Bridge.
When I have this setup the RB112 can’t ping the gateway. Arp appears to be working correctly but I am not able to get anything through the link. Also a client connected to the ethernet of the RB112 can’t ping the gateway. it can ping the RB112 but not the RB532 or the Gateway.