ping from VLAN3 to VLAN4 OK PC from that network responds (mabe fake respond because of strange ping 2-3 ms which is quite big.
traceroute doesn’t work
how to make trip route from vlan3 to vlan4 like PC1(VLAN3) → 10.3.10.1 → 10.4.10.1 → PC2(VLAN4)
Your Router has both address 3.1 and 4.1 .. so in traceroute you get in vlan3 to 3.1 address and router knows where to go for vlan4..
There is not and additional hop between 3.1 and 4.1 because it is the same device..
post your config.. Or follow the advice from th0massin0 and follow the wiki. The recommended setup is the best/fastest option.
It was already configured similar to posted above …
LAN1 → vlan3 set ip to that interface
LAN2 → vlan4 set ip to that interface
Nothing at firewall because of no effect at all … but if I want to block its works …
will read wiki …
And by the way its not hardware routeros device its CHR …
If it is aCHR then you dont have a Switch menu.
You configure your interfaces in your CHR HOST (ESXi, Hyper-Z etc).
I always configure network interface in the host (tagged) and then use appropriate ether interface in CHR.
So now it makes sense what you have wirten ether3-VLAN3 and ether4-vlan4.
Again plese post
/export compact
and also post how do you have configured your network interfaces in VM host (tagged VLANs or untagged?).
If the correct GW are set on clients then it will route automaticly. No Firewall rules needed. If you want to block access you have to use Firewall rules.
config is quite big because of working system …
You can check it by your self without my config make 2 interfaces each make separate vlan than need to make route role between them .. each vlan got his own dhcp nat ip (as gateway) filter is clear without rejection …
I know that ROS is working as it should. Because I use it on over 100 system (different setups, WiSP, MultiHome, Multiple VLANs, routing, switching etc).
I “decrypted” from your answer you are using NAT. I guess you mean Masquerade if yes disable it for your VLAN segments.
Since you cant/ wont post any aditional info on your end I don’t think anyone can help you. If you really wanted help you would post relative exported config so comunity could help you.
I agree with huntah: I use VLANs a lot, with routing, and it works OK.
You must have made a mistake. I know about that, I also have made mistakes that took me long to find.
Especially when something does not work and you start experimenting and making changes all over the place
it is easy to get into a situation where you are sure that it should work but it doesn’t, you check things 20 times,
and in the end the reason still is that you made a wrong setting. It happend to me with BGP. Thread is
still somewhere on the forum.
Sharing the config often allows others to see the mistake quickly because they are not focussed on the
same things. But you are not prepared to do that, so I wish you good luck in finding it yourself.
(finally you will find it!)