Setup VLAN and add it to bridge for public network and interface to second AP, at the second AP setup same configuration.
Actually you may do it easy with CAPsMAN without VLAN. Search WIKI how it setup… And maybe helpful this link http://blog.gowifi.co.nz/2014/03/introducing-capsman-from-mikrotik.html
I have working MAIN router with 2 SSID’s, so there is no problem.
I need to solve, how to setup SECONDARY AP, to work with MAIN router
Also to got an IP from the MAIN router, depands on which SSID user connect.
The problem is, because my device don’t want to change from 1st to 2nd MT AP device.
MAIN router worked properly and have two bridges with two different DHCP servers on it, (Bridge-privat) first pool-addresses for Privat LAN,(bridge-public) second pool-addresses for Public LAN.
MAIN router have Wireless interface for Privat LAN and have Virtual Wireless interface for Public LAN.
You have connection with Second Router via (for example) Ether5 and on the Second router Ehter1 (for example)
MAIN router:
/interface bridge port add interface=ether5 bridge=bridge-privat
/interface vlan add name=VLAN_public interface=ether5 vlan-id=10 (for example)
/interface bridge port add interface=VLAN_public bridge=bridge-public
Second router:
assumption:
Allready setup Wireless interface with same SSID and security as MAIN router for Privat LAN (Wlan_privat for example)
Allready setup Virtual wireless interface with same SSID and security as MAIN router for Public LAN (Wlan_public for example)
/interface bridge add name=bridge_privat
/interface bridge add name=bridge_public
/interface bridge port add interface=ether1 bridge=bridge_privat
/interface bridge port add interface=Wlan_privat bridge=bridge_privat
/interface vlan add name=VLAN_public interface=ether1 vlan-id=10
/interface bridge port add interface=VLAN_public bridge=bridge_public
/interface bridge port add interface=Wlan_public bridge=bridge_public
I would go a step further and put both networks on a VLAN.
so remove the ether port that is connecting to the other routerboard from the bridge it belongs to and add an additional VLAN to that interface. Then put that new VLAN interface as member of the private bridge. Do this on both devices and the traffic will be more separated.
But… I have a little problem with SLAVE AP. I have configured both as we talk before (Thanks Kickoleg!). My PUBLIC access is working fine, but PRIVAT it’s working for internal lan but don’t go to the internet.
I try to reconfigure it as Rudios mentionen to put both on vlan but something goes wrong. Any suggestions?
Hey!
Ok, I already fixed problem with Slave AP so now it’s working perfect. Now I have a feeling that my simple queue is not working properly. I’m attaching config here.
I have a feeling that if limiting is enabled limit total traffic to it’s limit not to limit speed per connected device. Some suggestion about my config?
P.s.: The point is that I wanted to split connection 25/3 to undefined number of connected clients. More clients will connect lower will be the connection speed.