Securing MikroTik Routers with SSH Keys
This blog post walks you through the steps to configure SSH key-based authentication on MikroTik routers with practical examples.
A Beginner’s Guide to Using MikroTik Torch for Network Traffic Analysis
MikroTik Torch is one of the most powerful and versatile tools included in MikroTik’s RouterOS for real-time traffic analysis. Whether you’re troubleshooting network issues, monitoring bandwidth usage, or identifying unusual traffic, Torch can help you gain deep insights into your …
Setting Up a BGP Peer with Mikrotik RouterOS Version 7
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is an essential protocol for internet routing, enabling autonomous systems (AS) to communicate and exchange routing information. Mikrotik RouterOS Version 7 introduced significant enhancements to its BGP implementation, making it more powerful and versatile. This guide …
Configuring WireGuard on a MikroTik Router
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Mikrotik chains explained
What the wiki says:
Mikrotik RouterOS 7.14beta8 is out
https://librenms.icisky.net/dashboard/14 What’s new in 7.14beta8 (2024-Jan-22 21:07): !) rose-storage – moved SMB service in the RouterOS bundle;!) smb – removed legacy SMB service (replaced with newer and faster ROSE SMB service);*) bgp – allow to leak routes between local VRFs;*) …
Mikrotik Version 7.12 PSA
From the latest Mikrotik Newsletter. Because of the introduction of a new wireless package, we would like to bring to your attention thatRouterOS will now show upgrades only up to 7.12 if using an older version of the software. You …
Best Practices to secure Mikrotik routers.
This is a quick and simple post on how to get the most efficient and secure operation out of your Mikrotik router. If you follow these six principles, you will be on your way to a secure deployment.
What is TCAM memory in a router? and is it still needed?
Many higher-end routers have a specialized type of memory known as TCAM (Ternary Content Addressable Memory). In this post, I will explain the intricacies of TCAM memory in routers, exploring what it is, how it works, and its critical role …