
Discover what MikroTik and RouterOS are, how router boards and integrated solutions differ, and how MikroTik's affordable hardware enables advanced routing, firewall, QoS, VPNs, VPLS, and more.
Explore MikroTik labs using Quickset and WebFig to configure routers, connect via Winbox or the command line, and compare emulation versus real hardware for hands-on lab prep.
Download winbox version four and connect to the MikroTik router via the Mac address, configure Ethernet two as 192.168.88.1 and the PC as 192.168.88.2 for layer two and three access.
Learn to connect to a MikroTik router via Telnet or SSH using Putty, compare plain text versus encrypted sessions, and perform basic remote configuration and identity changes.
Master the Mikrotik command line across winbox, web, and terminal. Learn tab completion, color cues, slash and dot dot navigation, ping control, and terminal closing with ctrl+c and ctrl+d.
Learn to connect a MikroTik router to the internet, configure dhcp, http/dns client, set a lan gateway, apply nat masquerade, and enable dns forwarder to share internet with a pc.
Troubleshoot MikroTik internet issues by adding a default route via DHCP or manual gateway to reach google.com and 8.8.8.8.
Discover how to downgrade and upgrade Mikrotik RouterOS, using winbox check-for-updates or manual file imports, with stable, long-term, development, and testing channels and architecture considerations for mi routers.
Upgrade RouterOS over the LAN using a local package source between two MikroTik routers, downgrading one and upgrading the other, then update the RouterBOOT firmware to the latest bootloader.
Learn how to change the router identity on MikroTik RouterOS using the system identity dialog or the terminal command, and how to handle spaces in names for clear site labeling.
Manage Mikrotik router users and groups, assign admin and junior engineer roles, enable read or full access through Winbox, and test via ping while ensuring at least one admin remains.
Learn to connect to the MikroTik router via SSH using private and public keys, generate keys with Putty, and log in without a password.
Learn to manage Mikrotik router services, including www, www-ssl, ftp, telnet, ssh, and winbox; disable unused services and harden access with a changed www port and https with a certificate.
Learn how to create binary and configuration backups on MikroTik, encrypt backups with sha256, restore, rename routers, and export/import configurations and firewall rules.
Learn multiple MikroTik RouterOS reset methods, including keeping users, no default configuration, caps mode, and using backups or a reset button to restore or load a config file.
learn to reinstall RouterOS on a MikroTik device with netinstall, netbooting, and IP setup, then restore configurations from export backups after a reset.
Learn Mikrotik router licenses from trial to level six and how each tier controls tunnels and VLANs. Explore cloud hosted router CSR licenses and virtualization options with CSR images.
Access MikroTik labs for beginners and related courses on my network training, connect with the instructor for guidance, and choose flexible bundles and books to reinforce hands-on practice and certification.
Do you want to configure MikroTik RouterOS and you don't know how to start? Is your task to do basic configuration on the MikroTik Router but you don't have experience how to use it? If yes, then this course is for you.
I have designed this course to help you having first hand contact with MikroTik products. This is for beginners who don't have any previous experience or knowledge on MikroTik products.
You will learn in this course many different topics such as knowing the different type of RouterBoards products, what is RouterOS, how to get 1st access to the MikroTik router using Winbox, Telnet and SSH, how to configure the router to provide internet access to inside users, how to do backup and restore of the configuration, how to re-flash the MikroTik RouterOS, what are the different licenses levels available in MikroTik and much more than that.
To be able to follow this course, it is ideal to have 2 MikroTik Routers, alternatively you can use GNS3 with CHR images.
I highly advise that you repeat the LABs taken in this course by yourself, then you will have a much better understanding of the content.
If you are looking to start learning MikroTik, this course is the best place to start with.
I look forward seeing you in the course.