Hi
please help me configuration of vlan load balancing with cisco switch in Mikrotik.
How?
i am waiting expert answers.
Do you believe that experts have a crystal ball? You have not asked any question, so what answer do you expect?
my question is that how to configure 10 wan load balancing using cisco switch with vlan in mikrotik.
in easy words how to configure vlan load balancing.
Like Jarda has said, if you want to get answers, you need to explain what do you have :
*equipment
*configurations
*goal you are trying to reach
Imagine this:
I have problem with my car. I want to drive. Can you help me?
sorry for my incomplete question.actually i have one RB750 and one cisco switch 2960 also 10 wan adsl connection.i want to loadbalancing with cisco switch is it possible?because RB750 have five ports.how to do loadbalancing with cisco switch?
Use vlans.
how?
kidly guide me the configuration of vlans
Creating vlans:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/VLAN
Use those as interfaces in your load balanciing setup like this:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Improved_Load_Balancing_over_Multiple_Gateways
-Chris
which scenerio is used in my case?inter vlan routing?
anyone have vlan loadbalancing script or configuration?
No, you won’t deal with inter-vlan routing.
Your scenario is “Load Balancing over Multiple Gateways” as soundly described in the second link I provided.
The only difference in your scenario is that the multiple gateways are not terminating on physical interfaces but on vlans.
Free your mind from “vlan load balancing” and just focus on multiple gateways. Replace every referenced interface with your appropriate vlan and it will work right away.
-Chris
please can you provide more detail as a example?
On your switch, create ten vlans, say 1011 - 1020.
Create an access port for each vlan where you plug in your DSL links accordingly.
Create a trunk port with all those vlans on it and connect it to your router.
On your router, create those ten vlans attached to the physical trunk port interface.
If necessary, create PPPoE-Clients on those vlans.
Assign the appropriate IP addresses or DHCP-clients to those either PPPoE-Clients or vlans.
Then go ahead with the load balancing manual referenced above and set interfaces accordingly.
-Chris