Configure VLAN on built-in switch chip in MikroTik

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The tutorial covers the following:
1. Create a bridge.
2. Add bridge port members.
3. Make sure bridge VLAN filtering is unchecked.
4. Configure VLAN on switch menu.
5. Add VLAN interfaces and corresponding IP addresses.
6. Test client connectivity on a VLAN switching and inter-VLAN routing scenario.
Note: When you add port members on the bridge interface, make sure the hardware offloading remains checked.

[@MIchad231]

Thanks! After reading/watching several different vlan config it was your video that made it all come together and make sense!

[@gh75432]

This helped me figure out what i did wrong with my setup. Thank you for the video.

[@IshanJain]

Do the underlying interfaces(ether1..ether5) remain hw accelerated after you add a layer 3 vlan interface on the bridge? Iread that this feature is limited to some crs routers? on my rb450gx4, I dont see hw acceleration flag after adding layer 3 vlan interfaces.
I have read lots of mixed information about this so a bit confused about this.

[@kayodetitus5252]

I would really like to know as well, its really confusing, km=now there are 3 ways to connect. 1. VLAN on Interface, 2. VLAN on bridge( Can use HW Offlaod) i dont know how to get this to work or know if HW offload is working on HAP AC3, 3. VLAN on switch chip

[@knightrider6478]

Very good tutorial ! Can you make a tutorial on how to configure a mikrotik router with an L2 Managed switch with VLANs configured on it and some of them need to have internet access and also bidirectional inter-vlan routing?
Thank you very much!
Best regards !

[@Inquirinity]

Thank you. We will try to line it up on our future tutorials.

[@peternorton7665]

Terrible explanation