Hello,
I have ether1 and ether2 as two providers links, and ether3 and ether4 as two esxi hosts.
I need create bridge1 (ether1, ether3, ether4) with IP1 and bridge2 (ether2, ether3, ether4) with IP2, but i cannot add interface to two bridge.
It is probably better to first re-think your setup...Hello,
I have ether1 and ether2 as two providers links, and ether3 and ether4 as two esxi hosts.
I need create bridge1 (ether1, ether3, ether4) with IP1 and bridge2 (ether2, ether3, ether4) with IP2, but i cannot add interface to two bridge.
I think your fundamental understanding of networking is probably not correct.I am very disappointed by the RouterOS...
Are You sure ? It works for mecannot.
Mikrotik cannot use individual IP on individual interfaces, when these interfaces in bridge.
/interface bridge port
add bridge=BRIDGE interface=ETH1
add bridge=BRIDGE interface=ETH2-TV
add bridge=BRIDGE interface=ETH3-SAT
add bridge=BRIDGE interface=WIFI
add bridge=BRIDGE interface=VIRTUALWIFI
/ip address
add address=10.10.10.17/24 interface=ETH2-TV network=10.10.10.0
add address=10.10.10.18/24 interface=ETH3-SAT network=10.10.10.0
/ip dhcp-client
add default-route-distance=0 dhcp-options=hostname,clientid disabled=no interface=BRIDGE
Is it message from firewall ?See error:
"in/out-interface matcher not possible when interface (ether-gw) is slave - use master instead (bridge-gw)".
"The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax." (c) A. EinsteinI am very disappointed by the RouterOS...
No you don't need those either.>>Why would you want to put an IP address on the bridge?
I no need IP on bridge!
I need IPs on eth1, eth2, and on VMs. (All VMs shoud have access to both provider)
okay - this is getting somewhere.>>In very general terms, state your goal:
Mikrotik should have IP1 on eth1 and IP2 on eth2. Esxi hosts connect to eth3 and eth4 (VMs should have IP3/4/5... from both providers)
You need to put a vlan in each bridge - and bridge this with the third bridge.
I tried this: create vlan1 on interface bridge1; create vlan2 on interface bridge2; create bridge3; add vlan1 and vlan2 to bridge3.still - my first post. to bridge bridges - add some vlan to the bridges you want to bridge. And bridge the vlan in a new bridge. This is a bit off box thingking, compared to cisco etc - but soooooooooo much more managable. if you add a vlan. a vlan is just a vlan. And can be the same vlan manny times. The macic just happen when vlan is bridged. In other system. Once you add a vlan. you add a vlan...... and its like "ah. you add the same... we automaticly bridge... even if thats not what you want.