The following bridges are able to provide IPs to any devices connected to the port configured under each bridge. For example, if a device connected to wifi-bridge-ether1-P-netgear-smart, the device would get an IP 10.20.20.x.
There are 3 WANs available but only one will work at a time due to the Default Route Distance.
Distance 3 = is configured to use the interface bridge-ether1-B-netgear-smart
Distance 4 = is configured to use the interface bridge-ether2-B-dito
Distance 5 = is configured to use the interface bridge-ether3-B-mtc-gomo
I would like for the bridge bridge-ether1-P-netgear-smart to use bridge-ether1-B-netgear-smart when connecting to outside network
I would like for the bridge bridge-ether2-P-dito to use bridge-ether2-B-dito when connecting to outside network
I would like for the bridge bridge-ether3-P-mtc-gomo to use bridge-ether3-B-mtc-gomo when connecting to outside network
Though I was able to do it before on a V6, I don’t have a config saved from V6 that I could use as a pattern. I am using V7 now.
So you have three subnets and each subnet should ONLY use a specific WAN ??
What happens when one of the WANS is not available?
Is there any port forwarding to servers on any of the lans? If so, external users or internal or both …
Is there any traffic to the router aka VPNs?
So you have three subnets and each subnet should ONLY use a specific WAN ??
Yes
What happens when one of the WANS is not available?
Then the specific subnet wont be able to connect to the internet because no fail over is set
Is there any port forwarding to servers on any of the lans? If so, external users or internal or both …
No
Is there any traffic to the router aka VPNs?
No
Take note that the default bridge that is called Bridge has the primary route bridge-ether1-P-netgear-smart (which is the DHCP-Client with a Distance = 3 / AKA WAN1).
Then, if WAN1 is manually disconnected, the primary route is then become bridge-ether2-B-dito (which is the DHCP-Client with a Distance = 4 / AKA WAN2).
Then if both WAN1 and WAN2 are disconnected, the primary route becomes bridge-ether3-B-mtc-gomo (which is the DHCP-Client with a Distance = 5 / AKA WAN3).
What I would like basically is the bridges: bridge-ether1-P-netgear-smart to use WAN1 as primary route bridge-ether2-P-dito to use WAN2 as primary route bridge-ether3-P-mtc-gomo to use WAN3 as primary route
First thing to do is remove serial number from posted config.
Second is to read this reference: http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/using-routeros-to-vlan-your-network/126489/1
Third, is when you want to go to one bridge and use vlans, I will be able to assist.
(simply take the bridge subnet as a fourth vlan)
(which subnet does the admin reside on)
(are ports 4,5 used for anything)?