The config command you posted a few posts back indicates that you’re configuring VLANs on switch chip.
So there are two ways of doing it:
- On switch chip
You configure things in /interface ethernet switch port and /interface ethernet switch vlan configuraton subtrees.
The first one essentially configures ingress behaviour (or, rather, mix of behaviours: default-vlan-id is for ingress, while vlan-header is for egress) and the second one egress behaviour. - On bridge
You configure things in /interface bridge port and /interface bridge vlan configuration subtrees. In addition to that, you have to set vlan-filtering=yes on VLAN-aware bridge.
The first one configures ingress behaviour and the second one configures egress behaviour.
In both cases you configure “L2.5” using /interface vlan … which exposes individual VLANs for L3 setup.
I advise you to read through this tutorial. It is about the bridge vlan setup (#2 in my list above), it helps to understand some basic concepts and the way they’re implemented in ROS. If you decide to go with switch chip (#1) way, you can adapt configuration later, conceptually it is similar but perhaps a bit harder to grasp the details if you start to do it without some good background.