Hi,
Please see my attached picture. I have 2 trunk ports from 2 ISP. ether1 recieves tagged VLAN100 and tageed VLAN101, ether2 recieves tageed VLAN 200 and tagged VLAN 201. I want to distribute /to tag/ VLAN 101 and VLAN 201 on ether5 interface.
How it can be done, if my RB doesn`t have switching chip?

I beleive you are looking for a bridge. Create a bridge /bridge and then assign the ports you want as members of that bridge, /bridge ports.
You can bridge a vlan interface with a physical interface or with another vlan interface.
- Create VLAN 100 on interface Ether1 (for usability set name as “vlan100p1” [vlan 100 at port 1])
- Create VLAN 101 on interface Ether1 (vlan101p1)
- Create VLAN 200 on interface Ether2 (vlan200p2)
- Create VLAN 201 on interface Ether2 (vlan201p2)
- Create VLAN 101 on interface Ether5 (vlan101p5)
- Create VLAN 201 on interface Ether5 (vlan201p5)
- Create Bridge (brVLAN101_p1+p5)
- Add ports vlan101p1 and vlan101p5 in bridge “brVLAN101_p1+p5”
- Create Bridge (brVLAN201_p2+p5)
- Add ports vlan201p1 and vlan201p5 in bridge “brVLAN201_p2+p5”
Thanks guys. This is what actually I`m doing now. No other way?
You can do any of these:
Bridge traffic between interfaces
Switch traffic between interfaces (if your routerboard has a switch chip and all of the ports can be members of that switch)
Route traffic between interfaces
Thanks joshaven. U`re right.