VPN or EoIP but how

RouterOS General
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Hello,

I need some help with an issue.

A-side. There is one LAN that has a mikrotik router with ppp to the ISP and and wi-fi connects to the B-side and BPG to exchange the routing tables with the other side.

B-side. The is a LAN with a mikrotik router that has wi-fi to connect to A-side with BGP and get Internet from the A-side.

My problem is with a p2p application that exchanges udp packets, the fist machine is on the A-side and the second machine is on the B-side. The application doesn’t work because in the packet headers of the udp connections vice verca the ip of the wi-fi appears.

A VPN is the solution ?

Let’s say I setup a VPN, the 2 machines will communicate as they were on the same place in an 192.168.0.0/24 network ?

Please give me some help !

Thanks a lot !!!

2

any help ?

i created a pptp tunnel, and I assign static ip that match the tunnel network on both sides machines and they cannot communicate.

please help !!

thanks a lot !

3

create a EOIP tunnel between them and bridge it with the lan interface.

That will make it like they are in the same physical location.

4

could you plz write me a howto for EOIP?

I saw an EOIP in the wiki but I don’t know how to do it exactly.

5

Eoip is simple.
just create the interface, the remote address will be the ip address of the other side of the tunnel and match the tunnel id’s
Then just create a bridge, and add both ports to it.

It is all simply done through winbox.

6

Have a look at this post http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/can-i-use-bonding-for-pinging-2-pcs/23868/1