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Mikrotik does in fact support VLAN bridging over WiFi (only between Mikrotik devices), unless you're running in CAPsMAN mode. When I switched to CAPsMAN, I end
by colanderman 9y ago
Mikrotik does in fact support VLAN bridging over WiFi (only between Mikrotik devices), unless you're running in CAPsMAN mode.
When I switched to CAPsMAN, I ended up using VPLS for my wireless backbone, thus giving me proper layer 2 isolation, without fragmentation (MPLS not being limited by the L3 MTU).
- isostatic 9y agoOne goal was to keep layer 2 multicast network off wireless where possible. Mikrotik's don't do IGMP snooping (until very recently). The wireless backbone had to support multi-networked traffic of course, but local traffic (between a couple of devices in one room) could be kept off the link