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How Can We Effectively Manage Multiple MikroTik Routers in a Large Network?
Managing multiple MikroTik routers across a network can be a challenging but rewarding task. Proper management ensures network efficiency, security, and scalability. MikroTik provides several tools and techniques to help administrators manage multiple routers seamlessly, whether it’s a large enterprise or a service provider with numerous sites. Below, we’ll outline the best practices and methods to effectively manage multiple MikroTik routers.
Read moreHow to Set Up the UCG-Max Controller Cloud Gateway Max: A Step-by-Step Guide
The UCG-Max Controller Cloud Gateway Max is an advanced network management device by Ubiquiti, designed to centralize control of multiple network devices across different locations. Whether you're setting up a single office network or managing a complex multi-site infrastructure, the UCG-Max simplifies the process, offering a user-friendly interface and powerful cloud-based tools.
Read moreIs the MikroTik CRS310-1G-5S-4S+IN Suitable for My High-Speed 10 Gbps Ethernet Network?
When building or upgrading a 10 Gbps Ethernet network, selecting the right switch is crucial for ensuring performance, scalability, and overall compatibility with your network infrastructure. The MikroTik CRS310-1G-5S-4S+IN is one such switch that may catch your eye due to its versatile design and strong feature set. But is it the correct choice for your 10 Gbps network? Let’s dive into its specifications, use cases, and suitability to help you make an informed decision.
Read moreHow Do I Set Up LTE Passthrough on a MikroTik Router?
Configuring an LTE router for passthrough mode can be highly beneficial, particularly if you want to let another router or firewall manage the network while using the LTE modem purely for internet access. Passthrough mode assigns the public IP directly from the LTE connection to the router behind it, allowing the secondary router to handle all networking tasks such as firewall, NAT, and routing. This is particularly useful for setups involving multiple devices or complex networks.
Read moreVlans tagged untagged Trunk Routeros new
Vlans In Routers new. Tagged and untagged ports. Since RouterOS 6.41.5 I think the MT has changed a few things in regards to VLANs and their filtering and management. Here is a short howto that shows how to deal with VLANs in Mikrotik
Read moreSSTP VPN server with certificate on Mikrotik
Quick and dirty way of installing SSTP server on Mikrotik with firewall rules
Read moreDot1x - IEEE 802.1X standard in RouterOS introduced in version 6.45.1
Dot1x is implementation of IEEE 802.1X standard in RouterOS introduced in version 6.45.1
Read moreHow to bridge two locations with Layer2. Eoip Mikrotik tunnel
If you are in need of dirty and quick solution (just 3 rules at each router) will bridge two LAN networks in various locations over the Internet with Layer2 tunnel, here you are, with these few commands you will connect two LANs across the WAN.
Read moreCisco serves up flexible data-center options
Cisco is significantly spreading its data-center technology to help customers grow and control hybrid, multicloud or hyperconverged edge environments. In a series of announcements at its Cisco Live! customer gathering in Barcelona, the company sought to expand its data center-influence by extending its Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) to the cloud, extending its hyperconverged HyperFlex offering to the edge and bolstering the management capabilities of its CloudCenter offering.
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