I want to bridge two VLANs tagged with VLAN ID:1 on two different interfaces. Will this work as noted below:
Ether1 assigned 10.0.0.10/24
Ether2 assigned 10.0.0.11/24
VLAN1_E1 on Ether1 (no assigned IP) tagged as VLAN ID: 1
VLAN1_E2 on Ether2 (no assigned IP) tagged as VLAN ID: 1
Bridge1 containing both VLAN1_E1 and VLAN1_E2 assigned IP 10.0.0.12/24
The reason for the implementation is as follows:
There is an AP behind Ether1 and another behind Ether2 with separate subnets (APs are connected to sector antennas). I have a customer that is between both APs and the Subscriber unit at times will switch between APs due to fading (17 mile link). The CPE router needs to be configured on its on subnet since it will be associting with APs that are on two different subnets themselves. Thus the need for the same VLAN on both APs.
I assume this config will work OK?
There is an AP behind Ether1 and another behind Ether2 with separate subnets (APs are connected to sector antennas). I have a customer that is between both APs and the Subscriber unit at times will switch between APs due to fading (17 mile link). The CPE router needs to be configured on its on subnet since it will be associting with APs that are on two different subnets themselves. Thus the need for the same VLAN on both APs.
I assume this config will work OK?
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Hello, I'm new to Mikrotik RouterOS and curious about why bridging must be avoided at all, cause we're planning on use a routerboard 532 with mikrotik 2.9.40 as a CPE for our Corporate clients. And bridging vlans is part of this plan.It will work as I have done similar things. Although the general consensus around here is that bridging vlans should be avoided if at all possible.
Thanks
Simply search for Intra-VLAN Bridging
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk389/t ... 7af6.shtml
It's not 'impossible' its just you should carefully think about it before doing so , consider all of your options.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk389/t ... 7af6.shtml
It's not 'impossible' its just you should carefully think about it before doing so , consider all of your options.