Hello Genius

Please take a look at the diagram in attachment , am looking to find a solution that i can use 2 WAN ports from 2 ADSL modems , then i want to get out from one LAN cable without the use of a switch so that LAN is connected directly to a ubiquity wireless transparent bridge later to 2 different separated links to 2 different separated companies or network. Each network should use one wan and one ADSL modem the second wan should be hidden for them.

Do your links or switches support VLANs?

The best and simple way is to replace the switch in the middle by a MikroTik router . Create 2 EoIP tunnel and bridge these with associated interface:

1st router (wan)
wan1 = bridge1 (eth1 + eoip1 tunnel)
wan2 = bridge2 (eth2 + eoip2 tunnel)


2nd router (in the middle)

1st customer = bridge1 (eth1 + eoip1 tunnel)
2nd customer = bridge2 (eth2+ eoip2 tunnel)

The best and simple way is to replace the switch in the middle by a MikroTik router . Create 2 EoIP tunnel and bridge these with associated interface:

1st router (wan)
wan1 = bridge1 (eth1 + eoip1 tunnel)
wan2 = bridge2 (eth2 + eoip2 tunnel)


2nd router (in the middle)

1st customer = bridge1 (eth1 + eoip1 tunnel)
2nd customer = bridge2 (eth2+ eoip2 tunnel)

do u mean i have to use 2 router boards ? can i give you remote access sometimes ?

yes, 2 Mikrotik routers. contact me: office (at) engitech.ch

If the last wireless link connecting to the WAN/LAN router supports VLAN frames you could easily avoid the inefficiency of EoIP.

You don't have to complicate things. Just have two separate lan for each network. Then mark each connection and create a default gateway for each routing mark.
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Load_Bala ... e_Gateways