Thank you everyone for your help. Appears I had the MK configured correctly
the whole time and I had screwed up on the Netonix config. Oops!
Thanks,
Mike
On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 5:57 AM, Faisal Imtiaz
wrote:
> This should help you ( translation from cisco vlan lingo to MT ROS Vlan).
>
> (this
This should help you ( translation from cisco vlan lingo to MT ROS Vlan).
(this is assuming ROS defined VLAN's, not Switch-chip behavior).
In the MT world, by default each Ethernet port is a Trunk Port.
when you define a vlan on it, it is a Tagged vlan on that port.
Each defined vlan on each
On Netonix set each port to E or empty as I am concerned. For each vlan on
a particular port click to change it to T. Then on your trunk ports check
the "trunk port / allowed vlans" and specify 1-4095 or whatever the limit
is. Then the port going to your router can see all tagged traffic. Make
sur
This is simple like all vlan applicationsfundamentals do not
changeVlans on Netonix tagged on the port that faces the mikrotik. Of
course you need to decide if your untagging or tagging the same vlans on the
respected interface that is facing your host or network devices. On the tik
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