Hi, I'm quite new to Mikrotik. So I'm replacing the other HW to Mikrotik in my network, and have faced some issue on the subnet-to-subnet communication that I can't get working myself.
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So I'm testing this using my laptop, which is connected to the R1 router via the wifi1 interface. The R2 router is also connected to the R1 router via the wifi5 interface. Behind the R2 there are some local resources I'd like to use. Both R1 and R2 routers are internal, therefore they do not run any NAT or Firewall rules.
I found myself unable to ping R2's upstream interface (10.0.11.2), R2's ethernet bridge (10.0.3.1) and the server itself (10.0.3.220). At the same time, the R1 router (which actually routes my laptop's traffic) can ping all those hosts within WinBox. I feel like I'm missing some important part. Why the router can get to the hosts that are unreachable for the laptop?
To present the scenario I render the following part of the big picture:
So I'm testing this using my laptop, which is connected to the R1 router via the wifi1 interface. The R2 router is also connected to the R1 router via the wifi5 interface. Behind the R2 there are some local resources I'd like to use. Both R1 and R2 routers are internal, therefore they do not run any NAT or Firewall rules.
I found myself unable to ping R2's upstream interface (10.0.11.2), R2's ethernet bridge (10.0.3.1) and the server itself (10.0.3.220). At the same time, the R1 router (which actually routes my laptop's traffic) can ping all those hosts within WinBox. I feel like I'm missing some important part. Why the router can get to the hosts that are unreachable for the laptop?
Statistics: Posted by AndOrXor — Tue Jan 30, 2024 7:47 pm