In ‘Interfaces’ I’ve created VLAN interface with a tag 10 (vlan10) on a bridge interface (since it will be featuring multiple ports), added an IP to ‘vlan10’ as well as a DHCP server to it with a proper pool.
The in the ‘Bridge’ menu I’ve set ‘ether3’ PVID to 10 and in ‘VLANs’ created vlan with a tag 10 and set ‘ether3’ as untagged.
However the problem is that when I plug anything into ‘ether3’ - it keeps receiving IP from the main pool and doesn’t get VLAN tagged - behaving as normal. I’ve even tried to force ‘ether3’ to “admit only VLAN tagged” traffic to at least see if any of those settings work - but it seems to disregard that.
It’s not about DHCP - DHCP does not matter at all here. it’s about Mikrotik not accepting or tagging VLANs.
It ignores PVID setting, it ignores VLAN tagged and untagged lists
let’s say it’s stock settings (basic default router with 192.168.88.1 IP etc) and I create a VLAN interface with a 100 tag under a “bridge” and give it IP address and things
In “Bridge-Ports” I then set “ether2” PVID to 100 and “admit all”
Then in ‘Bridge - Vlans’ tab I create vlan with a tag 100 and then add “ether2” as untagged
It does not tag packets on ether2 as vlan 100. It sends them directly to the “bridge” with no tag.
Can you just tell me which setting would make mikrotik add tags to packets? It’s all I need
The /interface bridge port and /interface bridge vlan settings are completely ignored unless you set vlan-filtering=yes on the bridge.
You also need to add the bridge itself as a tagged member of VLAN ID 100 under /interface bridge vlan, you do not need to set untagged membership as these are dynamically generated from the pvid= settings under /interface bridge port
If you read the reference and followed the examples you wouldnt be asking.
Post your config if still not working after an honest effort.
/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyouwish