2x CCR1009(ccr1,ccr2) like this, and for each of them I have this:
a simple bridge: eth2-8 + bond( eth1/backup + sfp+/active)
I use bond interface because I need that any host who is plug in any ethX on ccr1 can connect with any host who is plug into ccr2
2x linux servers:
.- I have a linux server “teamA” (linA1,linA2), plug into each CCR(linA1-ccr1, linA2-ccr2) eth7, with a normal interface(eth0) and a vlan10 interface(eth0.10)
What I want to do/achive:
Team A can see each other(linA1-linA2) using a vlan10(eth0.10) interface, so I can guess that I need some kind of trunking vlan ?
Team A can see each other(linA1-linA2) using normal interface(eth0)
on each host linA1,2(eth0.10), I have IPs in the same network space, and on the CCR1,2 I need the same on the ccr bridge(like 192.168.222.x)
Normal traffic,network(no vlan):
linA1(eth0)===={eth7 ccr1}=======bond link======{ccr2 eth7}====linA2(eth0)
on each host linA1,2(eth0), I have IPs in the same network space, and on the CCR1,2 I need the same on the ccr bridge(like 192.168.4.x) = THIS is done, and is working
I’m not 100% sure I follow your charts, but I see you want to use eth0 and eth0.10 on Linux with bonding, which is pretty much all anyone needs to know.
Bonding and VLANs are separate topics and don’t have much to do with each other. Once you set up your interfaces for tagged (eth0.10) and untagged (eth0) traffic, you simply make them members of a bond and that’s all there is to it for the edge port.
You are just allowing the vlan 10 tag across your links between routers, then you have to bridge the tagged and untagged traffic to the physical edge ports properly and it will work.
Also note that you can set up a vlan for the untagged (native in Cisco/Juniper speak) traffic, you just aren’t allowing the tag to exit the interface toward the server. I prefer to set things up like this because it’s more flexible. Even though you have a vlan on the MikroTik side, you would still use eth0 on the Linux side if it’s “native” (untagged) traffic. I think this point gets missed a lot in these forums.
I use bonding(bond1) only for the mikrotik devices, to make a fail-over(using 2 porth on ccr, a ethernet port and a fiber port) link betheen ccr1 and ccr2. On the linux side/s is no bond anyware.
If I understood you say that I need to follow the link gave by you, but to use phisical ports insted of the mikrotik bond(tag/untag) ? This ports are edge ports?