Hi guys,

I am very new to Mikrotik.. just started studying and been reading alot of materials and testing with my HAPlite

My question is how can I access an IP from an MT LAN address to another LAN(non mikrotik e.g. TPlink on my case)

Everything is going as planned.. I was able to access internet on both LAN and Wifi.. but the thing sirs is
when I am on the LAN side of the network.. I cant access machines connected to the TP Link Router.. in my case the CCTV of our house..

But when I am connected to the LAN of the TPlink router.. I can easily access the Mikrotik Router.. and easily ping clients on the MT Network

Heres my current setup..

What I am trying to achieve sir is to be able to access the CCTV even if I am not connected to the TPlink Router.. cause thats the only
way I can access the CCTV ip.. which is 10.10.10.1.. I cant even ping them..

But if I add the IP of the wifi on the IP>ROutes.. I can ping the TP link router.. but cant access/ping
the cctv ip.. no route to host.. thats the error..

Can you please enlighten me.. I am trying to absorb if I should NAT.. this.. but then theres forward.. I tried them..
but I have no success.. maybe theres something wrong with my configuration and network..

I know HapLite have a wifi capability.. but I opt not to use it..

also, theres availalbe slots on the MT router.. but also I opted not to use it.. I know its
easier if I just used the other ports on MT.. but I wanted to know if my setup is possible..

Thanks






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I think you have some miss configuration on the both side.
did you have default gateway on Mikrotik router?

It looks like exactly the same problem as in this thread to me.

On the Mikrotik:

ip route add dst-address=10.10.10.0/24 gateway=192.168.3.2

Better yet, bridge the TP link wifi to the switch and get rid of the 10.10.10.0/24 subnet and dhcp server on the TP-link.

Also note that the TP link is not an access point. It's a router.

This is a classic situation where separating duties is appropriate. Wifi is really just a layer 2 activity and should be treated as such. Any wifi router can be used as a "real" access point, simply set a static IP within the subnet you want it in, disable the DHCP server, and don't plug into the "WAN" port. There you go, an instant access point.