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mateuszx20
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‎02-08-2014 01:50 AM

Virtual routers, no connection between host-only networks

Hi everyone!

I've been struggling with setting up a topology with 3 routers (2 Mikrotiks / 1 Vyatta) and 2 PCs.

The problem is that there's no connection between any WMnet I've created.

I'm unable even to ping from one interface to another that is connected to the same router, because it belongs to different WMnet. The same thing happens on all 3 routers. it's almost like they were cut in half.

I posted the scheme of my network and some basic configuration below. For now there're just 3 routers and no PCs.

I'll grateful for any help.

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grace27
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‎02-08-2014 02:19 AM

Hi

Welcome to the communities.

Just to make clear that is no problem on vnet setting could you please change

bridge mode to NAT of one router then check connectivity .

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mateuszx20
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‎02-08-2014 02:31 AM

OK, but is this really necessary? I don't want to make a connection to my physical network. I want to make an isolated network topology.

EDIT: Changing one network to work with NAT doesn't seem to solve the problem. I want to make a topology according to Routing between Two Host-only Networks. I'm confused because there's no information about making one of the networks working with NAT Smiley Sad

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