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Split simple physical network into two logic network ? (self.mikrotik)

submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by Corsair to c/[email protected]

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Hi,

I would like to assign different subnet to devices connecting to my switch/router Mikrotik (RouterOS v6.40).

To avoid devices connected on subnet 1 to reach devices on subnet 2 and moreover to disable access to the WWW on one of those two subnet

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Is it possible with RouterOS to set the DHCP server to lease two set of ip (subnet) base on a Whitelist, meaning if a device is on the white list it get subnet1 if not subnet2 ?

Or do you have more practical solutions ?

Thanks.

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[–] Corsair 1 points 1 month ago

Thank you very much to all of you for your input !

I see port in few of your feedback.

I was not clear enough, let me rephrase:
is it possible to give a subnet to a node, not based on the port of the switch/router but based on the node ? meaning that the switch/router need to recognize the node ( MAC or login? ) and then will give him access to A or B

Thanks.