(In general, VLAN table support also means VLAN switching support)Īccessing the device using VLANs is called "management port", for each type of device there is a guide in the provided links to properly set up a management port. Note that not all switch chips are capable of doing VLAN switching, make sure that your device supports it: You must first create a bridge to switch desired ports together (/interface bridge) and then you can configure VLAN tagging and invalid VLAN filtering in /interface ethernet switch. Other devices that have a built-in switch chip must also be configured under /interface ethernet switch. Some options like ACL and QoS still must be configured in /interface ethernet switch. My current setup is pfsense (all tagged) - aruba 2530 switch - mikrotik CRS354 (LAN untagged + 10 VLANs tagged). The part that is different on CRS1xx/CRS2xx from CRS3xx is that CRS1xx/CRS2xx does not support bridge VLAN filtering on a hardware level, you must configure VLAN tagging, invalid VLAN filtering and other switch related features in /interface ethernet switch.ĬRS3xx on the other hand does support bridge VLAN filtering on a hardware level, this means you should configure VLAN tagging and invalid VLAN filtering in /interface bridge vlan (and /interface bridge port). RouterOS dummy needs help with VLANs CRS354 switch As the title says I need help with VLANs on a CRS354-48p-4S+2Q+ switch.
#MIKROTIK ROUTEROS SWITCH HOW TO#
But, sometimes there is still confusion on how to configure VLANs and IP addresses in VLANs with MikroTik RouterOS operating on a switch. Now in 6.41 as soon as you add ports to a bridge hardware offloading is enabled by default, this is exactly the same as port switching (in addition RSTP is enabled by default as well). Admittedly, the revamp of VLAN configuration for MikroTik CRS switches in early 2018 made things a lot easier.
Since 6.41 the master-port configuration is discarded and is replaced with a bridge configuration. CRS1xx/CRS2xx and CRS3xx require a different approach to configure VLAN switching on a hardware level.
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