In article <peci.2rzfjc@no-mx.wirelessforums.org>,
peci <peci.2rzfjc@no-mx.wirelessforums.org> wrote:
>
>i have mikrotik with internet and with hotspot i`m sharing internet with
>others. now i make another station mikrotik and i make bridge between
>them. i have ping in either ways but i don`t have internet on my new
>mikrotik
>
>can somebody help me
The last time I worked with it(over a year ago), Mikrotik RouterOS
didn't support pure bridging on the client/station side, but only on
the AP. It wasn't capable of doing the MAC-NAT hack that dedicated
802.11 client-bridge or "gaming adapter" devices commonly use,
although creating such a configuration at the command line didn't
cause any errors, and pings would get through in at least one
direction.
I ended up setting up a routed subnet for one client site, and using a
non-Mikrotik, dedicated bridge product (Senao CB3) for two others.
Enabling WDS might work as a partial solution, but consider the
performance and security implications before turning it on.