What you'll learn: Understand why we need VLAN's in our networks Understand the different between Trunk and access ports Configure VLAN's on RouterOS (prior version 6.41) Configure VLAN's on RouterOS using the Switch Board Configure VLAN's on RouterOS without using the Switch Board Understand and configure Q-inQ Configure VLAN's on MikroTik Cloud Smart Switch (CSS) using SwOS Configure VLAN's on MikroTik Cloud Router Switch (CRS) Configure VLAN Management in CSS Switches Configure VLAN Management on CRS Switches Understand and configure VXLAN on RouterOS v7 VLAN over EOIP Tunnel on RouterOS v7 Configure Port-Based VLAN on CRS3xx series using RouterOS v7 Configure MAC-Based VLAN on CRS3xx series using RouterOS v7 Description Configuring VLAN's on MikroTik products can be a challenge. There are different ways to create VLAN's and the configuration differs from a MikroTik product to another. For this reason, I have created this course to show you all possible ways of creating VLAN's on MikroTik products. This will include configure VLAN's on RouterBoards using the RouterOS,on CRS switches using RouterOS, as well as on MikroTik CSS switches using SwOS. Finding information on the internet of creating VLAN's on MikroTik products is very limited, so this course can be used as a reference in case you want to create VLAN's in your production network. Additionally, I have added a new section about the new VXLAN feature that is available on RouterOS v7. In this section, I will explain in details what VXLAN is then I will do a LAB to show how to implement VXLAN corrector on MikroTik RouterOS v7. To be able to practice all LABS of this course, you require to have physical hardwares as following: Internet service 2 x RB such as RB941 or RB951 1 x CSS switch such as RB260 1 x CRS switch such as CRS109 2 x CRS3xx series switches such as CRS326 5 x UTP cables 1 x PC I hope you will enjoy this course and I will see you inside. Who this course is for: Students who wants to understand how VLAN's work and how to apply them on MikroTik products MikroTik engineers who want to implement VLAN's in their production networks ISPs that want to implement VXLAN to their customers