Hi people, my name is Jordi, from Spain, I'm in troubles with my little mikrotik. My router is in the ip 192.168.0.1, I've connected to it a wifi mesh solution that works in the range 10.117.1.1 (connected to the first interface of the router -> ether1). I want the possibility to navigate from 192.168.0.200 i.e to 10.117.1.6, my actual route -does not work!- is:

/ip route add dst-address=10.117.1.0./24 gateway=ether1

What do you see incorrect? thanks! =

Hey Jordi

I'm guessing the 10. network is not directly connected to Tik?

So you'll need to tell the Tik how to reach it: which other router should the traffic for 10 be passed on to. And vice-versa, tell the other router, how to reach the 192. network.
To do that you'll need to specify for both the ip of the remote router, not the interface.

Cheers

A diagram will help.
Also please post your config
/export hide-sensitive file=yourconfig.

Plus if you buy me airplane tickets and feed me paella i will come help personally!!

Hey Jordi

I'm guessing the 10. network is not directly connected to Tik?

So you'll need to tell the Tik how to reach it: which other router should the traffic for 10 be passed on to. And vice-versa, tell the other router, how to reach the 192. network.
To do that you'll need to specify for both the ip of the remote router, not the interface.

Cheers

Hi sebastia! thanks for your quick answer, yes, the traffic for ip 10. is connected to ether1 (is a wifi mesh ap). I've to assign an ip range to every interface? sorry I'm a little lost right now
Jordi

Based on your addition, sounds like it's a directly attached connection, for which no additional routes would be necessary.
Do you have an ip set on eth1? Or should it be configured through some other way (ex: dhcp)?

if eth1 shouldn't have an 10. address, a network schema should help.

If other routers in the mesh don't have configured the route towards your LAN subnet 192.168.0.0/24, you have to configure SRC-NAT ... you haven't mentioned it so you may have it or not ...