Untagged and tagged VLANs in RouterOS

Hello,

I want to replace a OpenWRT router by RB4011 one. Actually I have this setup in my home:

From ONT goes 1 wire to the P1 of my OpenWRT router and other wire from P4 of the router to the P1 of the switch. This is the port configuration on the router:

P1: Untagged VLAN30
P2: Untagged VLAN 1
P3: Untagged VLAN 1
P4: Tagged VLAN 1 and 30

This is the port configuration in the switch:

P1: Tagged VLAN 1 and 30
P2: Untagged VLAN 1
P3: Untagged VLAN 1
P4: Untagged VLAN 30

The objetive of the configuration is to configure a PPPoE client in the P1 of the router and send the ONT VLAN to the switch P4 to connect a IPTV device.

I read about the VLAN modes in Routerboard, but I don’t know how to configure it. Anyone could help with this configuration? How could I configure the bridge?

I will really appreciate your help.

Kind regards.

What is router and switch make and models?

My advice is not use vlan1, just change this to 10.
Why untagged vlan 30 on the ethernet interface with the ont??
I have an ont and a vlan for internet I didnt have to tag or untag anything, the vlan is associated with the ethernet interface period. Nothing more needs to be done.


http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/using-routeros-to-vlan-your-network/126489/1

Because @zorrua wants to pass WAN to IPTV device transparently (i.e. in switched manner) and he’s using VLAN30 (on the link between router and switch) for that. ONT delivers it untagged and IPTV device wants it untagged as well. @zorrua is using VLAN1 for normal LAN subnet.

@zorrua: what you need is not complicated at all and reading article @anav linked should help you understand VLAN on ROS pretty well. Many users around here could spit the needed config for you, but we’re keen to teach newcomers how to catch the fish.

WTF do you live in the same house LOL. You know too much!! Must get bigger cranium for mkx…

Thanks for the replies.

If a connect the ISP ONT to my ether1 port, need I add the ether1 port to the bridge?

Kind regards.

Hello,

I got it!

I need to get out the eth1 port of the bridge.

Best regards.