EOIP Help

Kevin Summers

2004-05-28 20:20:20 UTC

It's to simple I know, but it's the first thing that came to mind.
Make sure on the second EoIP tunnel that the "Tunnel ID" is
different from the first one and that the Tunnel ID on the other
end matches with the one you are trying to establish.

In simpler terms, each tunnel must have a unique Tunnel ID
and they must match at each end of the tunnel to work.

Hope that helps.

Kevin Summers
KISTech Internet
www.kistech.com

-----Original Message-----
From: routeros-***@bruno.pmi.lv
[mailto:routeros-***@bruno.pmi.lv]On Behalf Of Joe Lange
Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 10:49 AM
To: ***@bruno.pmi.lv
Subject: [MikroTik] EOIP Help

Hello,

This is my first Mikrotik experience and I have a few questions maybe
someone can help.We have purchased 3 Routerboad 230's and are trying to
create eoip tunnels we have two remote offices coming back to one main
office and they are all in the same subnet due to regulations of the state.
I am able to create one eoip tunnel just fine and reach each network but I
cannot seem to get a second one working.

Do I need to create a second tunnel or is there a way to put all 3 in the
same tunnel ?

Any help would be appreciated
Joe Lange
Systems Administrator
NCI Datacom
Methow.com

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