Hi raplant!
Thank you for your reply! Sorry for the delayed response, but I faced some health issues.
You are right that would be the best. If I managed to do it on the side of the udm-pro. Unfortunately, the last time I did something via ssh on the udm-pro it was working great, but after a firmware update it all went south and I had to reset the device and setup it up again.
I know this may be about of scope of this forum, but in case you know how to do it safely on the udm side please let me know.
Ok here is the series of the commands I am about to issue on the mikrotik. Please let me know if I need to change anything or add something:
Step 1: Connect via winbox select Bridge>Ports (tab)> Press red X to disable eth9 from bridge
Step 2:
I do not know if these are correct.
I do not know how to do the rest, unfortunately via terminal or winbox:
My IP phones are currently in 192.168.88.25 and 192.168.88.156 and the pbx on 192.168.88.141.
Do I need to create another network like: 10.0.0.0/24 (or whatever smaller range subnet mask since there are only 3 devices)?
Thank you so much for you help so far!
Thank you for your reply! Sorry for the delayed response, but I faced some health issues.
You are right that would be the best. If I managed to do it on the side of the udm-pro. Unfortunately, the last time I did something via ssh on the udm-pro it was working great, but after a firmware update it all went south and I had to reset the device and setup it up again.
I know this may be about of scope of this forum, but in case you know how to do it safely on the udm side please let me know.
Ok here is the series of the commands I am about to issue on the mikrotik. Please let me know if I need to change anything or add something:
Step 1: Connect via winbox select Bridge>Ports (tab)> Press red X to disable eth9 from bridge
Step 2:
Code:
/interface pppoe-client add name=pppoe_connection_for_vodafone_voip user=guest@onenetvoice.gr password=guest interface=wan1 \ service-name=internet_connection_for_vodafone_voip disabled=nointerface vlan add name=voip_vodafone_vlan vlan-id=838 interface=ether9/ip firewall nat add action=masquerade chain=srcnat out-interface-list=bridgeI do not know if these are correct.
I do not know how to do the rest, unfortunately via terminal or winbox:
Could you please give a hint or point out the commands?WAN interfaces have masquerade applied to outbound traffic, inbound disallowed if no dst-nat rule applies.
See if you can get the pppoe client to connect.
You will then need to need to make some routing rules and route entries, packet marks etc to get your phone(s)
to route via the interface.
My IP phones are currently in 192.168.88.25 and 192.168.88.156 and the pbx on 192.168.88.141.
Do I need to create another network like: 10.0.0.0/24 (or whatever smaller range subnet mask since there are only 3 devices)?
Thank you so much for you help so far!
Statistics: Posted by und3rd06012 — Thu Feb 01, 2024 3:23 pm