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I was able to ping and verify the connectivity.
I don't know what else I have to do at this point, not sure how things like DHCP should be assigned (should I disable that on the router?)
so if it works then your question is?
Now let me ask you somethings because I am curious.
Are all of the ".1" addresses ve interfaces on your 6610?
and your MikroTik has its Internet connection, the transit vlan at address 10.0.50.2/24 and DOES NOT have any interfaces (VLAN or PHY) in any of the VLAN's you're adding routes for (.10,.15,.20.30.40.50.99)?
When you say ping and verify - was that from the MikroTik? If it was and your MiktroTik only has Internet and Transit then you may not be pinging your ICX VLAN interfaces (except for 50.1).
by the way you should NOT have to add to your MIkroTik:
Code:
add dst-address=10.0.50.0/24 gateway=10.0.50.1
If your MikroTik's 50.2 interface is propertly defined as a /24. that route should already exist as a "direct" or directly connected route.
I'd expect all those MikroTik routes you added to have the same gateway which is the ICX's ve IP in your transit VLAN - hence my questions about whether your MikroTik has other vlan interfaces defined besides your transit (and your Internet facing connection).
you may want to understand what I am asking above before moving on to DHCP
For DHCP you will set a helper-address in for the vlans you want another device (MikroTik?) to manage DHCP for those VLANs.
TH has a video on this topic.
However doing a
quick search I saw something that basically said (as of 2021)"AFAIK MikroTik routerOS DHCP server does not support relay information." But maybe that functionality has been added since that post *or* the responder to the OP there was incorrect. you'll need to research that. NB: neither opn/pf sense firewalls support it (though rumor has it that opnsense is looking at a better dhcp server that will support it).
IDK about whether dhcp server on pihole will or will not and same for vyos as I haven't played with those.
if you want a nice gui dhcp server that does support relay and you have a windows server then use that as your helpder destination.
You DO have a dhcp server in the ICX however folks more learned than me have essentially said "don't use it - its broken". so YMMV if you do go down that path.