MikroTik EoIP Tunnel Configuration step by step

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MikroTik EoIP Tunnel

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Ether over internet protocol (EoIP): EoIP basically creates tunneling two routers. if you think one office USA and another office Canada but we want to share data from one office to another office then we can configure MikroTik EoIP tunnel. Ethernet tunnel creates between two Router of the branch office. Mikrotik is the best router for EoIP tunnel. It is more secure to configure and best security of MikroTik router. Because if you can know LAN site password after that you can’t enter LAN site. Actually used for data connectivity.
Branch office ONE( step1 – step4 )
Step1: Interfaces > EoIP Tunnel + Remote address= Real IP of other end( such as 202.191.122.27) and Tunnel ID=400(N.B: same tunnel ID will be put other end).>Apply > OK
 Bridge create :
Step2: At first click  Bridge + then general name select ( any name) > Apply > OK

Step3:  At first click  Interfaces > ports + General >click  interface then select > EoIP tunnel 1 > Apply >OK




Step4: At first click Interfaces >click  ports + General > interface select( ether5 LAN. must be LAN) > Apply > OK
Branch office TWO other end (step1-step2 )
Step1: Interfaces > EoIP Tunnel + Remote address= Real IP of other end( such as 202.191.121.200) and Tunnel ID=400(N.B: same tunnel ID will be put other end).>Apply > OK
Step2: At first click  Bridge + then general name select ( any name) > Apply > OK
Step3:  At first select Interfaces >click  ports + General click interface select> EoIP tunnel 1 > Apply >OK
 
Step4: At first Interfaces > ports + General > interface select( ether5 LAN. must be LAN) > Apply > OK
 Same IP address put the LAN Site such as 192.168.10.2/24 ( Branch  ONE and Branch TWO)

You can see a video tutorial for better understanding

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