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Multiple LANs on mikrotik?
Is it possible to organize several local networks (not interconnected) with different ip ranges, etc., but with only one WiFi access point (without creating a guest network)? If I understand correctly, then you need to somehow separate the mac address. Everyone should have access to the Internet.
Router Mikrotik hAP Lite.
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Pavel Laptev can be done.
Hap Ac lite has only 1 switch chip and the device itself is very weak.
You will need to separate the ports from the master-port.
those you have in mikrotik always have 1 master-port. By default, it is usually the second one.
You will need to bring one of the ports out of the master-port.
Here's an example for you, for port 5, port 4 is master.
For a note, with firmware 6.40 the behavior will be completely different. They abandoned the master-port and everything will be done through the bridge. Now there will be 1 master-bridge which will do L2 processing in hardware at the switch chip level.
https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=123335
After you have removed the ports / ports, you can simply combine them into a new bridge and they will be connected to each other and separated from others. We must remember that such a bridge will load the CPU. Communication with another network and wifi will already go through routing, since it will be another network. It’s good, of course, not to make bridge interfaces, but to make vlan. Here it is roughly shown how to divide mikrotik into two networks at the vlan level through a switch chip. Here one more port is used by the provider, for iptv.
https://habrahabr.ru/post/313702/
If you don't need two interfaces, one will do. Then just take it out of the care of master-port , hang ip adress, dhcp on it, prescribe routing and, in general, that's it.
https://habrahabr.ru/post/322720/
and in Google
setting up vlan on Mikrotik
Almost your case www.technotrade.com.ua/Articles/vlan_traffic_isola...
If the question is about several wifi networks, then VirtualAP and then already by the way they wrote above. True, I don’t know how much hAP will pull out.
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