Hoping someone can help steer me in the right Direction
Here is what I have
Main Office has 3 separate networks they are standalone and not interconnected in anyway one is 172.16.1.x one is 192.168.1.x and the 3rd Im unsure of at this time
Secondary Office – What I need is to have 3 different pcs and have one of each of those PC’s connect to each of the 3 networks over a single microwave connection
For example
PC 1 connect to 172.16.1.x
PC 2 Connect to 192.168.1.x
PC 3 Connect to X.X.X.X
the microwave has an ip of 10.10.10.1 and 10.10.10.2
I have 2 RB2011’s on site I can use
Can I setup 3 seperate VLANS and have them go across this one Link? If so any config guides on how to accomplish this
Everything about VLANs on RouterOS bridges is here.
Microwave links may or may not support bridging and VLANs. If the microwave link consists of Mikrotik equipment, you can make it transparent for both MAC addresses and VLAN tags by using bridge mode of both the AP and the STA (client); with other vendor’s radios, you may need an EoIP tunnel for this purpose. The EoIP overhead (14 bytes of Ethernet header + 20 bytes of IP header + 8 bytes of EoIP’s own headers) is quite large, so the L2 MTU of the radios may be insufficient to accommodate the 1514-byte payload Ethernet frame plus 4-byte VLAN tag plus 32-byte EoIP overhead, hence you are likely to end up with hidden fragmentation. It’s not a tragedy, but if the 4 bytes of the VLAN tag make the difference, you may prefer to use 3 EoIP tunnels transporting tagless frames rather than a single one transporting tagged ones.