I wand to achieve the following setup:
I am using a Wireless Wire kit.
There is a loop both devices, but for the first step i am just showing the config of the firest one.
The interfaces on the devide looks like this:
MGMT is used for management, which is working.
Is it correct, to use the bridge as its parent?
After that i configured the bridge.
Bridge ports looks like this:
Bridge Ports does not show ports already part of the bridge when they are offline. How can i make them visible?
For example, when there is no 60G connection, it isn’t shown in the list.
Bridge vlans like this:
Why do i have to add the bridge itself to the bridge as tagged?
Why do i have to add ether1 and the 60g station to the vlan as tagged, when the bridge is already part of it?
Where is the fault in my configuration, i geht the following error:
“bridge port received packet with own address”. It also occures when only the second Wireless Wire is powered off.
Just a pfsense and one Cisco Layer 2 switch for the trunk.
Nothing else, it also happens when i just connect them without an uplink and only on my notebook.
The master and slave configurations appear identical. Cut and paste issue?
The configuration has an incorrect VLAN configuration. You diagram shows the master ether1 carrying VLAN 1000 and 1051 tagged, but you have configured the port has VLAN 1000 untagged. It should be:
/interface bridge port
add bridge=bridge comment=defconf ingress-filtering=yes interface=ether1 pvid=1000
How have you configured the Cisco? IIRC one of the defaults is PVST+ which does not play nicely with RSTP, which is the default on Mikrotik bridges.
It really was a copy paste issue. I pasted the correct config in the original post.
The configuration has an incorrect VLAN configuration. You diagram shows the master ether1 carrying VLAN 1000 and 1051 tagged, but you have configured the port has VLAN 1000 untagged. It should be:
/interface bridge port
add bridge=bridge comment=defconf ingress-filtering=yes interface=ether1 pvid=> 1> 000
I thought that wouldn’t be a problem. Pvid is at 1000 to test it and manage it with my notebook. I will set PVID to vlan 1.
How have you configured the Cisco? IIRC one of the defaults is PVST+ which does not play nicely with RSTP, which is the default on Mikrotik bridges.
With some parts of the configuration setting an interface to tagged and other parts setting it to untagged you can end up with odd behaviour - you may have tagged packets in one direction and untagged in the other, and it isn’t always obvious as laptop network drivers will often silently strip VLAN tags if they do not have any VLANs configured.
As the messages relate to wireless traffic on the slave and the wired interface on the master it does point to something reflecting packets back. You could try using the packet sniffer (Tools > Packet Sniffer in Winbox) to capture some traffic.
By default it will capture everything - including broadcast/multicast traffic from the rest of your network and the Winbox traffic to and from the Mikrotik itself. You can apply filters to reduce the scope of the capture and hopefully volume of packets, there should be something transmitted and received once a minute looking at your logs. At this point you can examine the packet which will hopefully indicate what the traffic is and shed some light on why it is reflected back.
