i've a router port connected to a switch and and I'm trying to ensure that machines connected on the ports 1,3,5 are on the vlan 10. What's the way to do i?

On the router I moved the vlan 10 on the port connected to the switch. This port has an IP 10.10.1.1 for ther vlan 10 and vlan10 is assigned to this interface. On the switch I tried to tag the ports 1,3,5 on the VLAN 10 but I when I connect to the vlan 5 I can't connect to machine on ports 3 & 1. What do I miss? What is the proper way to do it?

A good tutorial about VLANs in RouterOS: viewtopic.php?t=143620

Depending on switch type the resulting configuration might not be wirespeed, but it should get you moving. After you get acquainted to VLANs, you can reconfigure switch for higher performance (VLAN switching in hardware).

A good tutorial about VLANs in RouterOS: viewtopic.php?t=143620

Depending on switch type the resulting configuration might not be wirespeed, but it should get you moving. After you get acquainted to VLANs, you can reconfigure switch for higher performance (VLAN switching in hardware).

That was a stupid error, i didn’t put the vlan on the bridge i a musing to link the switches... Thanks for the link anyway :) very informative!

A good tutorial about VLANs in RouterOS: viewtopic.php?t=143620

Depending on switch type the resulting configuration might not be wirespeed, but it should get you moving. After you get acquainted to VLANs, you can reconfigure switch for higher performance (VLAN switching in hardware).

That was a stupid error, i didn’t put the vlan on the bridge i a musing to link the switches... Thanks for the link anyway :) very informative!

and helpful. very good resource ...