On one Mikrotik router I have 2 wan addresses and thus 2 isolated lan networks, one 192.168.2.0/24 the other 10.0.0.0/24. On the 192.168.2.0 network, the page with the address 192.168.2.200 works normally, but in the 10.0.0.0 network it did not work at all. How to configure the router so that this page works on both networks?
2 wan addresses and thus 2 isolated lan networks
thus ? NO. #WAN and #LAN is not correlated
You have 2 LAN subnets, how is routing set up between the LAN subnets? 2 IP subnet on the same L2 network (bridge, ethernet, whatever L2) do not communicate in L3 (IP) without routing.
I have 2 networks, 2 different WAN, configurated this way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HgrUmRA6Ac .
I dont give two PHucks about youtube, and why dont you ask the youtube author for assistance LOL..
Seriously, what you need to do is
a. show us the config on the router /export and hide any ISP public IP info
b. draw a network diagram to show us what is connected to the ports on the router and your intentions (vlans for etc ).
c. any special user requirements (identify them and and their needs)
- users,devices or groups of users devices including admin
- what each should be able to do
- what each should NOT be able to do.
Then we can figure out a logical approach to a config and screw the youtube video.
You do not are happy?
Is exactly how you have configured your router…
This Youtube is about 2 separate LAN networks.
You got what you looked for.
This is only just one limited way of setting this up.
You can have “n” WAN and “m” LAN in any Mikrotik. With “n” and “m” a number between 0 and some high number.
WAN and LAN, used, separated or interconnected just as wished.
Please consider:
You have 2 LAN subnets, how is routing set up between the LAN subnets? 2 IP subnet even when on the same L2 network (bridge, ethernet, whatever L2) do not communicate in L3 (IP) without routing.