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  1. Set value of default-authentication interface property to yes. /interface wireless set station-wlan default-authentication=yes. Create connect = no rules that match those access points that station should not connect to. These rules must have connect = no and interface equal to the name of station wireless interface.

  2. wiki.mikrotik.com › wiki › SwOSSwOS - MikroTik Wiki

    SwOS is an operating system designed specifically for administration of MikroTik switch products. SwOS is configurable from your web browser. It gives you all the basic functionality for a managed switch, plus more: allows to manage port-to-port forwarding, broadcast storm control, apply MAC filter, configure VLANs, mirror traffic, apply bandwidth limitation and even adjust some MAC and IP ...

  3. Manual:Securing Your Router. The following steps are recommendation how to protect your router. We strongly suggest to keep default firewall, it can be patched by other rules that fullfils your setup requirements. Other tweaks and configuration options to harden your router's security are described later.

  4. 19 de abr. de 2024 · RouterOS Documentation. This document describes RouterOS, the operating system of MikroTik devices. Documentation applies for the latest stable RouterOS version. Also available in the documentation in PDF format for offline use (updated monthly).

  5. Connecting to a device. 1) Run the Winbox utility. 2) Navigate to "Neighbors". 3) See if Winbox finds your Router and it's MAC address. Info: Winbox neighbor discovery will discover all routers on the broadcast network. 4) If you see your router on the list, connect to it by clicking on IP/MAC address and pressing Connect button.

  6. For X86 systems (ie. PC devices), you need to obtain a license key. The license key is a block of symbols that needs to be copied from your mikrotik.com account, or from the email you received in, and then it can be pasted into the router. You can paste the key anywhere in the terminal, or by clicking "Paste key" in Winbox License menu.

  7. Router keeps routing information in several separate spaces: FIB (Forwarding Information Base), that is used to make packet forwarding decisions. It contains a copy of the necessary routing information. Each routing protocol (except BGP) has it's own internal tables. This is where per-protocol routing decisions are made.