Hello, Here is what I did to isolate my VLAN. I put in three firewall filter rules. This first rule will keep your vlan and private lan from seeing eachother Chain=forward SrcAddress=192.168.2.0/24 --this is my vlan Dst.Address=192.168.1.0/24 -- this is my private lan Action=drop The second rule wil...

This is what I did to access my webcam from outside the network. Go to /IP Firewall NAT and create a new rule. Chain=dstnat Protocol=tcp for my camera Dst.Port=the port you have set up for your camera. In.Interface=ether1-gateway Action=dst-nat ToAddresses=192.168.1.2 ToPorts=again what your port is...

Hi, sorry for the late reply. So the other reason I did it this way is so I could create other rules as needed for other ports. If I just static the IP in DNS, I believe it would send all traffic to a specific IP address regardless of ports. By making rules in the firewall, I can use my DDNS name bu...

I'm certainly no expert on the subject but I'll tell you why I ended up doing it the way I did, but through reading many posts I've found there are like a dozen solutions to any problem so you just pick what works it seems like. I didn't want to have to make client side modifications. I'm used to th...

Hello all, thanks for the replies. I didn't realize there would be a few days between when I first posted this and when it went live. In that time I kept reading and figured out it is called hairpin nat that I didn't have set up. So I was able to get that working and can now type my fqdn while insid...

Hi, I'm very new to MikroTik 750GL but have managed to get most of what I need working. I haven't been able to find this answer on the board though so forgive me if it has been covered. I have a web server inside the network. I have DDNS set up so from outside the network I can type web.server.com a...