
Install VirtualBox on Windows, download from the official site, run the installer, create a new virtual machine, and install the extension pack to enhance USB and camera support.
Change the default admin password to secure your Mikrotik router. Create new users, assign groups like full, read, and write, and set policies for web, ssh, api, ftp, and winbox.
Configure a basic Mikrotik firewall with forward and input rules, icmp controls, and fasttrack, protecting the LAN from non-public addresses and considering IPv6.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence
MikroTik is a Latvian company that manufactures equipment for computer networks. It sells systems and products for wireless use and routers. It was founded in 1995, with a sales focus on the emerging wireless technology market.
The company's main product is the Linux-based operating system called MikroTik RouterOS. It allows any x86 platform to become a powerful router, with functions such as VPNs, Proxy, Hotspots, Bandwidth Control, QoS, Firewall, among others, which vary according to the level of the system license purchased.
In addition, it is possible to create a very secure network, with an efficient firewall and connection concatenation (link aggregation) and we also have support for advanced routing protocols, including BGP, RIP, OSPF, MPLS, etc.
Its equipment is widely used by broadband providers and companies in the most varied segments such as hotels, inns, universities, companies, among others, all over the world, due to its known stability and versatility.
In this course, we will teach you everything about the Mikrotik universe, from the basics, until you are prepared to earn the MTCNA, MTCRE and MTCINE certifications!
Main teaching topics:
Installations and customizations
Network Services
Firewall
Working with Routing in RouterOS v7
Limiting bandwidth in RouterOS v7
Working with VPN in RouterOS
Working with Proxy in RouterOS
Working with OSPF, BGP, RIP and MPLS protocols
Wireless
Hotspot
Working with Backups
Working with Mikrotik tools
High Availability with VRRP
IPv6
Switch Management with SwOS