WireGuard Interface On both sides (in our case CHR-AU & CHR-UK) we create a Wireguard interface CHR-AU & CHR-UK Make a copy of the Public of each end (not the Private Key – this is only for the device itself and does not need to be shared). NB: Keys should not be publicly shared or […]
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Server Update Start by updating the software repositories and upgrading the software Install Apache2 (Web Server) Next we install the Apache2 web server Install PHP Now the PHP and associated libraries Install MySQL Database For the database we are using MySQL however if you prefer you can use MariaDB Configure MySQL Once installed we will
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MikroTik’s inbuilt Hotspot allows a quick and simple way to provide Wi-Fi and internet connectivity with the control and flexibility required for public spaces such as cafés, hotels, accommodations, festivals, etc. In this tutorial, we will look at setting up a hotspot on a single router (hAP AX2) and using the built-in user management. There
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The topology consists of a core router (PPPoE server) and 2 client routers, all Mikrotiks. Then each client router has a single host. Each router and test PC has an additional interface in the MGMT network however with no gateway set so this is only used to access the devices remotely for testing/demo purposes. The
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PCC (Per Connection Classifier) is a powerful load-balancing method in MikroTik that allows you to distribute traffic across multiple WAN connections based on specific attributes. It ensures consistent routing of packets belonging to the same connection through the same WAN, avoiding issues like broken sessions or authentication failures on websites. How PCC Works PCC classifies
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Standalone or CAPsMAN deployement This set up is a single AP connected to a router, in our case a hEX. The management of the AP is the same as the LAN the clients will connected to as this is based on a simple home deployment. For the LAN we have a bridge configured called lan_bridge
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In MikroTik Port Forwarding NAT rules, the dstnat chain and dst-nat action are part of the process of handling destination NAT (port forwarding). Here’s what they mean: MikroTik Port Forwarding Overview dstnat in the chain For example: dst-nat in the action When you set the action to dst-nat, the router rewrites the destination address in
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Gaming relies on low latency, stable connections and optimised network settings. A MikroTik router, with its robust features, can be tailored to create a lag-free gaming experience. Below is a step-by-step guide to achieving this setup. Prioritise Gaming Traffic (QoS Configuration) Gaming devices and applications should have a high priority on your network. Use MikroTik’s
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Using MikroTik SNMP Traffic Monitoring by identifying OID to poll specific Queues usage on MikroTik via PRTG to get a visual graph of traffic. A useful tool for monitoring and troubleshooting. Firstly if not already installed, go to: https://www.paessler.com/download/prtg-download and install the free trail. PRTG allows a full trial for 30 days however this period
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