I have a question, is there any possibilty to bridge wlan1 and ether1 just a simple way. Why i need it? I need to pick up the signal with this board and then with the same board(but other unit) make one OMNI. Problem is, when i bridge the board, i can not access the clients from other side(in OMNI).
What i did? I bridged two interfaces, add the IP for bridge1 and the mac traffic was going thru the board, but no IP traffic. I pluged laptop directly to the unit, gave public ip to my laptop and i couldn't browse. Then i activated firewall with NAT in masquerade mode. I can browse but...when i test my IP with http://whatismyip.com i got the IP from unit(board). This is big problem, cause if i add the OMNI, then i cant browse the OMNI users and also....if i use mikrotik as an simple access point in bridge mode, then all the ports are closed...
Is there any step-by-step instruction to bridge the board clean, without nat and other issues? Or should i downgrade the OS to 2.8.x (could not find in version 2.9.40 bridging "forward-protocol" command anymore)
Thanks for answering. Hope to get any help
Hope the problem description was clean as well

http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Transpare ... o_Networks

thank you for replay. But i need solution without WDS protocol.
For example, i don't want to use WDS. Is there any other possibilty?

Beta3 has a "station pseudobridge" mode.

The 3.0 beta is very unstable on routerboard 111/112 hardware, be careful and only enable the minimum number of required features. I've been using 3.0b6 in station-pseudobridge for over a week now on RB112 with no problems, but another install on RB133C hit 100% CPU for no apparent reason within a day of setup.