Bridge or Router Mode - does it work like this? One ISP with 5 fixed IP addresses and two independent LANs.
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2022 10:05 am
Dear experts,
can you please help me and see if it is correct?
One (TEST) ISP with 5 fixed IP addresses and two independent LANs. How do I set up the Mikrotik?
here is the test setup IP-Range=192.168.68.48/29
192.168.68.48: Network IP
192.168.68.49: Network transfer point (ISP)
192.168.68.50-54: 5 IPs for the clients
192.168.68.55: Broadcast
0. Mikrotik reset and no configuration
1. ISP on ether1_WAN
2. Mikrotik in bridge mode ---> or router mode??
3. create bridge1
4. IP, addresses:
4.1 192.168.68.50/29 to ether1_WAN
4.2 192.168.68.51/29 to ether2_LAN1
4.3 192.168.68.52/29 to ether3_LAN2
5. Bridge, Ports:
5.1 Interface: ether1_WAN to Bridge:bridge1
5.2 Interface: ether2_LAN1 to Bridge:bridge1
5.1 Interface: ether3_LAN2 to Bridge:bridge1
6. IP, Firewall, NAT
chain=srcnat out-interface=bridge1 action=masquerade
Overview Microtik Ports:
Ether1: ISP
Ether2 -> independet Firewall1 with 192.168.68.53 -> LAN1
Ether3 -> independet Firewall2 with 192.168.68.54 -> LAN2
I would like to use two separate firewalls (2 * hardware).
Would that work like this?
Thanks and regards
can you please help me and see if it is correct?
One (TEST) ISP with 5 fixed IP addresses and two independent LANs. How do I set up the Mikrotik?
here is the test setup IP-Range=192.168.68.48/29
192.168.68.48: Network IP
192.168.68.49: Network transfer point (ISP)
192.168.68.50-54: 5 IPs for the clients
192.168.68.55: Broadcast
0. Mikrotik reset and no configuration
1. ISP on ether1_WAN
2. Mikrotik in bridge mode ---> or router mode??
3. create bridge1
4. IP, addresses:
4.1 192.168.68.50/29 to ether1_WAN
4.2 192.168.68.51/29 to ether2_LAN1
4.3 192.168.68.52/29 to ether3_LAN2
5. Bridge, Ports:
5.1 Interface: ether1_WAN to Bridge:bridge1
5.2 Interface: ether2_LAN1 to Bridge:bridge1
5.1 Interface: ether3_LAN2 to Bridge:bridge1
6. IP, Firewall, NAT
chain=srcnat out-interface=bridge1 action=masquerade
Overview Microtik Ports:
Ether1: ISP
Ether2 -> independet Firewall1 with 192.168.68.53 -> LAN1
Ether3 -> independet Firewall2 with 192.168.68.54 -> LAN2
I would like to use two separate firewalls (2 * hardware).
Would that work like this?
Thanks and regards