Traffic from a hotspot client in "bypass" mode still runs through the hotspot--in particular, it is NATted. If you put another NATting hotspot controller behind that, the double-NAT will break SSL for everyone behind the second hotspot interface.
Best to use VLANs to connect the two hotspot interfaces/devices to your WAN interface in parallel. Daniel Harling <>< Engineering, Cape Ann Communications 183 Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930 [email protected] On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 12:29 PM, Judd Dare via Mikrotik-users <[email protected]> wrote: > Just whitelist the Marina IP or Mac address or configure the Marina radio > for pppoe. Very simple. > > Then you can run the Marina as it's own hotspot from there. > > Alternately you could add a second SSID at the RV park and connect the > Marina to that SSID, then you can setup another hotspot on that second SSID > and it can be branded for the Marina. > > If you need help setting it up, drop me an email. > > Judd > > > On Sep 22, 2016 3:14 PM, "ralph via Mikrotik-users" > <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> The subject is the best I could do for a description, but let me really >> describe it. >> >> >> >> I have a System running in an RV park, with a Cable Modem feeding a couple >> dozen Aps. I use Mikrotik hotspot with an external service handling AAA and >> payment. It is on a static IP from a cable modem and I have plenty of >> spare statics for future use. >> >> >> >> I have a new customer that is a marina a couple of miles away. I have >> already shot a PtP link over there which works well. Unfortunately the AP >> for this shot is fed, not from the cable modem, but from a point behind the >> RV park hotspot this point in itself is fed from the cable modem by a couple >> of PtP links in between. Operating in transparent bridge mode, so that >> isn’t an issue.. So the users at the marina get the login page, etc for the >> RV park and basically look like they are RV park residents. I’m not using >> VLANS in the network. >> >> >> >> Problem is is that I need the users at the Marina not to get the Hotspot >> system for the RV Park. Instead they need their own. I can put another MT >> router/hotspot out at the marina but the problem is this feed that is >> already behind a hotspot. How can I let one of the external static IPs from >> the cable modem pass unrestricted out to that AP that shoots to the Marina >> without having the RV hotspot get in the way? It sounds like a job for >> VLANS but that would mean that I’d have to VLAN the entire network at both >> places and somehow get the external IP for the marina to go around the first >> hotspot somehow. >> >> >> >> Can anyone offer any advice how to do this? >> >> >> >> Hopefully this simple diagram comes through and isn’t messed up >> >> >> >> What I have: >> >> Modem—MT CCR Router---<PtP AP> <PtP CPE> ---(RV Park Aps) >> >> >> | >> >> >> + <PtP AP to Marina> <PtP CPE at Marina> --- (Marina Aps) >> >> >> >> What I want: >> >> Modem—MT CCR Router---<PtP AP> <PtP CPE> ---(RV Park Aps) >> >> >> | >> >> >> + <PtP AP to Marina> <PtP CPE at Marina> --- MT CCR Router---- (Marina Aps) >> >> >> >> Thanks >> >> >> >> Ralph _______________________________________________ Mikrotik-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/mikrotik-users
