I am tying to get VLAN’s working with my MT and DAP-2590. I have the option on the DAP-2590 to Tag, Untag and Not Member, there is also a PVID setting.
I know the VLAN works on my MT because I have tested it with an Enguinus radio but cannot get VLAN’s to work with the DAP-2590.
Should I TAG or UNTAG the port to get it on the same VLAN as the MT?
Tag it. VLAN interfaces (not only on RouterOS) expect a frame to come with a dot1q header that states the VLAN id the frame is a part of. “Tagged” ports emit frames that have such dot1q tags in their headers. “Untagged” ports emit frames that do not. You can only have one untagged VLAN per port, that’s also called the native VLAN. If RouterOS were to receive such an untagged frame it would receive it on the physical interface itself, not on a VLAN interface tied to a physical interface.
Just doesn’t work for my. I would assume that once I tagged the LAN and MGMT port that communitation would be broken until I plugged the AP into the MT interface with VLAN tagging but I can add, delete and modify VLAN settings in the AP and nothing changes. Also, it will not let me TAG the Wireless port, only Untag or Not Member.
There are save buttons to apply settings but I just found the “Master” save which saves and activates current config…DOH!
Here is my setup for future reference.
I removed the default VLAN, added VLAN2 for private network and VLAN10 for public network.
UNTAG MGMT and S-1 and TAG LAN on VLAN2, everything else was set to non-member.
UNTAG Primary and TAG LAN, everything else was set to non-member.
Set PVID Setting “PVID Auto Assign Status” Enable.
Set PVID Setting “PVID Auto Assign Status” Enable.
PVID, as far as my Netgear FS728TP, is the membership vlan ID. In your case, the port should be a member of tagged VLAN ID 2 and untagged VLAN ID 1…