❓ Help Mikrotik router os

[PHC-Shin]

baka po meron makapag turo kung paano mag setup ng vlan at multiwan po salamat

 

[blackrider]

try mo to sir..https://gist.github.com/pawekz/5c54628d83e8450ed7fc557c74d96375

VLAN
Create Vlans

Method 1


Switch>enable

Switch#sh vlan brief

#vlan database

(vlan)#vlan 55 name Sales

(vlan)#vlan 80 name HR

(vlan)#Exit

%Check if apply completed or not%

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Method 2


Switch#conf t

(config)#vlan 425

(config-vlan)#name Accounts

exit

(config)#vlan 600

(config-vlan)#name Manager

exit

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Assigning Members

Switch#conf t

(config)#int fa0/5

(config-if)#switchport access vlan 55

exit

(config)#int fa0/22

(config-if)#switchport access vlan 80

exit


Assigning Range of Members


(config)#interface range int fa0/10 - 15 , fa0/17, fa0/24

(config-range)#switchport access vlan 600

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To verify

Switch#sh vlan brief

Before Deleting the VLANS make sure to remove Membership First

Deleting all VLANS

Switch#delete flash:vlan.dat

di ko sure sir kung same lng sa mikrotic at cisco switches ng vlan...hope it helps sir

 

[nitro7]

TS na-solve mo na 'to?

if not, it would help if you provide more details about your use case, like how many VLANs, and whether you want certain ports to serve all VLANs - given na ito sa WAN connection (and the failover WAN connection), but you might also want to deploy a Wireless Access Point (or several of them).

 

[PHC-Shin]

TS na-solve mo na 'to?

if not, it would help if you provide more details about your use case, like how many VLANs, and whether you want certain ports to serve all VLANs - given na ito sa WAN connection (and the failover WAN connection), but you might also want to deploy a Wireless Access Point (or several of them).

hindi pa po e naibenta kona hehe pero balak ko ulit bumili po gusto ko po kasi mag explore lang baka may ma recommend ka diyan salamat po

 

[nitro7]

i've been using mikrotiks for years now, kung ako magre-recommend malamang ganito rin. here's a very straightforward tutorial of multi-WAN failover on RouterOS - You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..

depende sa budget s'yempre, but i would also suggest getting an ethernet router and a separate wireless access point (or 2). assuming you have a decent router, this solution allows you to upgrade your WiFi easily as the technology evolves and funds become available, e.g. 802.11AC to AX to BE, and on.

give us an idea about what you want to do with VLANs and we might be able to give better answers/suggestions. as an example, i have 4 VLANs - (1) Main, (2) IOT, (3) separate DNS, (4) shared with my clients/neighbours. this also mean i have 3 wireless networks (SSIDs) for specific purposes. the 4th VLAN/subnet is simply a PPPoE server for my neighbours to connect to.