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Hey,

please write me a pm and I think I can help you, because this doesn´t belong to Mikrotik.

Can you post up your results?

i use ubiquiti on wds transparent mode to avoid layer 2 problems

i use a router on each side of the link and do routing, to avoid using vlans across the link

Can you post config of your bridge config on the mikrotik ?

How is the wireless link currently configured ? Does it run as a bridge or ap/station mode ?

If you physically plug in a routerboard or vlan capable nic PC on ether1(A) ether5(B) can you see vlan50 being forwarded through ?

Hy,

on Ubnt-Device:

Mode: Access Point + WDS and Station + WDS


in the network tab of the link you have to set it to "advanced".
Now you can create the vlans in the following way:

"VLAN Network"
Interface LAN0 -> VLAN ID 30 -> Comment
Interface LAN0 -> VLAN ID 40 -> Comment
Interface LAN0 -> VLAN ID 50 -> Comment
Interface WLAN0 -> VLAN ID30 -> Comment
Interface WLAN0 -> VLAN ID40 -> Comment
Interface WLAN0 -> VLAN ID50 -> Comment


"Bridge Network"
Create Bridge
Ports: LAN0.30 and WLAN0.30
Create Bridge
Ports: LAN0.40 and WLAN0.40
Create Bridge
Ports LAN0.50 and WLAN0.50

Bridge0 is the default-Bridge which is used as untagged and for management. You can also set an other bridge für management (within vlan)

This you have to do on both wireless devices.

So you can transport all vlans seperated by each other over the wireless link between the two RBs.


On Mikrotik:

interface facing Ubnt-Device:

- Create vlans
- Create bridges
- put vlans into the appropriate bridge

Something like this:

/interface vlan
add interface=ether1 l2mtu=1594 name=vlan30-routing_ether1 vlan-id=30
add interface=ether1 l2mtu=1594 name=vlan40-10er_ether1 vlan-id=40

/interface bridge
add name=vpls_bridge_10er protocol-mode=none
add name=vpls_test protocol-mode=none

/interface bridge port
add bridge=vpls_bridge_10er interface=vlan40-10er_ether1
add bridge=vpls_bridge_10er interface=ether2
add bridge=vpls_test interface=vlan30-routing
add bridge=vpls_test interface=ether3

I messed with this last night on the bench. Once I wrapped my head around the VLAN config on the Ubiquiti wireless devices it was easy. Also the interesting thing I found on the Ubiquiti stuff was that if you have a trunk switch on each end of the Ubiquiti wireless devices then you don't have to do any configuration on the Ubiquiti devices as they will automatically carry all trunked VLANS through the wireless link to the trunk switch on the other side. Very cool as this is how I will be using it most of the time.

Think its enough to configure the ubnt:

Mode: Access Point + WDS and Station + WDS

from the station-wds eth side device just tag the vlan-s you want to recieve and bridge or whatever you wish to do, thats all.