MikroTik ROUTE with Hands-on LABS (RouterOS v7)

This is an introduction video showing the main points that are going to be discussed in the upcoming lectures regarding the difference between static & dynamic routes.

In this lecture, we are going to talk in details about Static Route and about Dynamic Route and see what are the difference between both routes.

In the static route explanation part, we are going to speak about about static default route and where to be used.

In this lecture, we are going to applies what we have learned from the previous lecture on a Lab. We will configure Static route and Static default route on MikroTik routers, and by end of the LAB we are going to test whether the work is done correctly.

In this lecture, we are going to explain to you what is a static Floating Route. what is the benefit of having a link fail-over in our network, and in which case we can use it. 

In this lecture, we are going to apply a LAB and configure Static Floating Route on our MikroTik router to be able to have link fail-over whenever the 1st route goes off then the 2nd route goes active automatically. In this LAB, we will use the "administrative distance" to be able to have our LAB works well.

By end of the LAB, we are going to make a test to check whether the LAB is working properly.

ECMP is a topic that makes confusion for many people. In this lecture, we are going to explain to you what ECMP is and how it works. 

In this Lecture, we are going to configure ECMP on the MikroTik router to have a load-balancing to the same network.

ECMP is mainly used when you have 2 WAN connectivity from 2 ISP's and you want your MikroTik router to make a load-balancing sending traffic to both ISP's. 
Additionally, we will show you how you can configure ECMP in MikroTik Router in case you want to have one ISP receiving your traffic more than the 2nd one.

End of the Lab, a test will be made to check if the configuration is done correctly.