Mikrotik VLAN configuration with tagged and untagged ports

This video explains how to configure VLANs on a Mikrotik RouterOS device in a router-on-a-stick setup. It expains the correlation between Cisco's trunk and access ports and the industry's standard tagged and untagged ports.
You can read the post on my blog and how to implement thesame setup using the RouterOS CLI : timigate.com/2023/09/mikrotik...

[@Red1Wollip]

I found your video very inforative. You explain things in a very easy to understand way. Thank you for this video.

[@pauljotanwa2573]

thanks guy.. this look simpler than the other videos i have been watching. I am not familiar with Mikrotik so it is a bit difficult for me but i will apply ur teaching to see if it will work out

[@nocperu]

Great video !

[@railwireorbit7401]

Nice

[@martinberard8649]

Thank you, I try your tutorial, but I think you need to add brdge1 in all tagged VLAN, not just management as you did.

[@jimmyesmeres5831]

thank you video tutorial, now it solve my confusion about mikrotik vlan. I have a question, how can i restrict access between vlans?

[@timigate]

implement firewall filter rules and choose your vlan interface as in-interface or out-interface. Your action can be 'drop' or 'accept', depending on what your goal is.

[@nocperu]

What about two diferents bridges sharing the same interface?

[@hig4t0wer]

Generally you shoudn't enable VLAN filtering on bridge as a first step. This should be the last step. The only reason you weren't cut off from the router was that ether5 was not in the bridge.

[@nuctorialjoetaibuhok7872]

Transistion of your slides/frames are too fast.

[@timigate]

Thanks for feedback. Will be addressed, going forward.

[@hackden]

fall bro