Attached diagram shows what I wish to accomplish.
The idea is just to separate the traffic per AP, so that I can see count of users connected and traffic stats per AP.
How can I accomplish this?
The APs are Nanostation M2s, they support VLAN per interface [WLAN0.LAN0, or BRIDGE0].
Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
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Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
This can be accomplished using MAC Based VLANs, correct?
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
As I recall, the NanoStation will happily pass VLAN traffic and is VLAN aware for the management interface, but I'm not aware of the ability to specify which VLAN to use for locally connected stations. Note that I am using them for a point to point link with a managed switch (CSS326-24G-2S) on each end of the path. It is all VLAN tagged traffic over the MW path, but the management functions are operating on one of the VLANs just fine.
Poking through the user interface, the only reference to VLANs I can find is the management interface.
Poking through the user interface, the only reference to VLANs I can find is the management interface.
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
Yes, you can. All you need do is select the vlan interface while creating the hotspot for that vlan. You can check out my post on hotspot here.
https://www.timigate.com/2017/11/how-to ... tspot.html
https://www.timigate.com/2017/11/how-to ... tspot.html
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
I have checked your post.Yes, you can. All you need do is select the vlan interface while creating the hotspot for that vlan. You can check out my post on hotspot here.
https://www.timigate.com/2017/11/how-to ... tspot.html
I do understand that I can run a hotspot server on a vlan. What I need to do is TAG or mark the traffic coming from a specific MAC address as VLAN500 or VLAN600 and so on
So far I have played with Switch > VLAN -- no success
played with bridge> vlan -no success
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
For CRS3xx switches:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Based_VLAN
For CRS1xx/CRS2xx switches:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Based_VLAN
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Based_VLAN
For CRS1xx/CRS2xx switches:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:C ... Based_VLAN
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
Also models with QCA8337, Atheros8327, Atheros8316 switch chips seem to be able to use the same method as for CRS3xx, but their rule tables are smaller.
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
This is inaccurate, I tested the CRS3xx method on the Atheros8327 chip, but New VLAN ID is not supportedAlso models with QCA8337, Atheros8327, Atheros8316 switch chips seem to be able to use the same method as for CRS3xx, but their rule tables are smaller.
Re: Can I run separate Hotspot servers per VLAN?
Correct, it seems the nanostations only support vlans for managementAs I recall, the NanoStation will happily pass VLAN traffic and is VLAN aware for the management interface, but I'm not aware of the ability to specify which VLAN to use for locally connected stations. Note that I am using them for a point to point link with a managed switch (CSS326-24G-2S) on each end of the path. It is all VLAN tagged traffic over the MW path, but the management functions are operating on one of the VLANs just fine.
Poking through the user interface, the only reference to VLANs I can find is the management interface.
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