Hello,
I have a rb1200 5.19, receiving like 10 vlan and normal traffic too, all comes in port 1, what i want to do push each vlan to its port like,
normal traffic to port 2
vlan 1 to port 3
vlan 2 to port 4
vlan 3 to port 5
vlan 4 to port 6
I created bridges, like normal to port 2, and vlan 1 to port 3, but then traffic does not flow, unless i keep only one bridge.
Is there any other way to do this on mikrotik ?
Many thanks.
Hi
If by VLAN 1 you mean “/int vlan add vlan-id=1” then I’m not surprised you hare having issues. VLAN1 is also considered the ‘native’ VLAN.
If by VLAN1 you simply mean the 1st of the VLANs - then bridging could/should work.
Since you have an RB 1200 I’d also take a look at: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Switch_Chip_Features - specifically their vlan and rule tables. This may give you a more elegant solution to what you seem to want to do.
Yes by vlan 1 i mean 100, i will try and read the link, but was just wondering if somebody came across such scenario here and what did they opt to do.
Bridge the physical interface with the vlan interface.
Something like this then:
/interface vlan
add name=eth1.vlan100 interface=ether1 vlan-id=100
add name=eth1.vlan101 interface=ether1 vlan-id=101
add name=eth1.vlan102 interface=ether1 vlan-id=102
add name=eth1.vlan103 interface=ether1 vlan-id=103
/interface bridge
add name=br_vlan100
add name=br_vlan101
add name=br_vlan102
add name=br_vlan103
/interface bridge port
add bridge=br_vlan100 interface=eth1.vlan100
add bridge=br_vlan100 interface=eth3
add bridge=br_vlan101 interface=eth1.vlan101
add bridge=br_vlan101 interface=eth4
add bridge=br_vlan102 interface=eth1.vlan102
add bridge=br_vlan102 interface=eth5
add bridge=br_vlan103 interface=eth1.vlan103
add bridge=br_vlan103 interface=eth6
Hope that helps