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  1. RouterOS default configuration change (X MIKROTIK Factory Configuration File) This vendor specific FileType allows the change of the RouterOS default configuration script that is executed when /system reset-configuration command is executed (or the other means when router configuration is being reset).

  2. RouterBOOT is responsible for starting RouterOS in RouterBOARD devices. Main and Backup loaders. By default, the main (regular) loader is used, but RouterBOARD devices also have a secondary (backup) bootloader, which can be used in case the main doesn't work. It is possible to call the backup loader with a configuration setting in RouterOS:

  3. Every RouterOS interface contains various counters, for example, the number of received and transmitted packets, Fast Path bytes, and link downs. Stats. Use the stats or stats-detail commands to print the interface counters. The values starting with "fp" indicates the Fast Path counters.

  4. After successful RouterOS software installation (if it was needed) it is time to access the router for the first time. There are various ways how to connect to it: Command Line Interface (CLI) via Telnet, SSH, serial cable or keyboard and monitor if the router has VGA card. Web interface (WebFig) WinBox configuration utility

  5. Property Description; add-dhcp-option82 (yes | no; Default: no): Whether to add DHCP Option-82 information (Agent Remote ID and Agent Circuit ID) to DHCP packets. Can be used together with Option-82 capable DHCP server to assign IP addresses and implement policies.

  6. All MikroTik devices come with some kind of default configuration. There are several different configurations depending on board type: CPE Router; LTE CPE AP router; AP Router (single or dual-band); PTP Bridge, W60G Bridge (AP or CPE); WISP Bridge (AP in ap_bridge mode); Switch; IP Only; CAP.

  7. Overview. From everything we have learned so far, let's try to build an advanced firewall. In this firewall building example, we will try to use as many firewall features as we can to illustrate how they work and when they should be used the right way.