A DHCP server (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol server) is a network service. It automatically assigns IP addresses and other network configuration settings. These settings include the…
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When setting up a network—whether at home or in a business—it’s important to understand how devices receive their IP addresses. The two main methods are static…
Assigning a static IP address to your MikroTik router ensures it always uses the same IP address. This consistency is especially useful for servers, and when…
To set up your MikroTik router name, naming your MikroTik router (setting the System Identity) has key benefits. It helps keep your network organized. This is…
Securing your MikroTik router starts with a strong admin password. To set up an admin password on MikroTik effectively, it is crucial to update the default…
Secure Shell (SSH) is a powerful way to log into your MikroTik router’s command-line interface over a secure, encrypted connection. It’s especially useful for remote management…
Upgrading your MikroTik RouterOS and firmware ensures that your device remains secure and stable. When you upgrade MikroTik RouterOS and firmware, it also keeps your device…
Backing up and restoring your MikroTik configuration is a critical task for any network administrator. It ensures that in the event of a failure, misconfiguration, or…
🧭 Setting up a MikroTik router for the first time? Start by assigning a default IP address to the device. This step is necessary so you…
If your MikroTik router has been fully wiped, corrupted, or isn’t responding, you should restore it using Netinstall. To restore the default IP MikroTik on Netinstall,…