MikroTik RouterOS Configuration Panel
Use the native and mathematical toolbox to optimize your network, create firewall rules and generate automation scripts. Without any AI connection, all calculations are done securely in your browser.
⚠️ All tools and scripts in this panel are helpful/example; Take a backup before applying and use at your own risk.
- Subnet Calculator Calculate CIDR, IP ranges and number of hosts locally mathematically.
- IPv4 Addressing Guide Technical guidance on class A, B, C IP blocks and subnet masks.
- DHCP Server Setup DHCP Pool, Server and Network commands for devices to automatically obtain IP.
- Interface & IP Management IP assignment wizard to physical and virtual ports (LAN, WAN, Bridge).
- Port Forwarding (Dst-NAT) Rules for redirecting requests from the external network to your local servers (RDP, Web, etc.).
- Internet Output (Src-NAT/Masquerade) NAT configuration to safely open devices on the local network to the outside world.
- Static Routing Routing tables for different gateways and backup lines (Failover).
- Load Balance (PCC) Combining multiple WAN (Internet) lines and sharing the load.
- Firewall Templates DDoS protection, crawl blocking, and general RouterOS filter rules.
- DNS Security (Sinkhole) Blocking advertising, malware and telemetry domains at the router level.
- Port & Service Management Turning off or changing default management ports such as Winbox, Webfig, SSH.
- WireGuard VPN Setup Creating high-speed, encrypted VPN tunnels available with RouterOS v7.
- Netwatch Monitoring Scripts Scripts that send automatic e-mail or telegram notifications when the target IP is interrupted.
- Log & Alert Assistant Monitoring critical system logs and SMTP/Telegram integration timers.
- PCQ Bandwidth (QoS) Rules for dynamically and fairly sharing internet speed between users.
- FastTrack Optimizer Enabling data packets to be routed much faster by reducing processor load.
- Wi-Fi Frequency Guide Optimal channel and frequency selection to avoid conflicts in wireless networks.
📖 How to Run Scripts?
To apply the configuration codes generated by the tools to your router, simply open New Terminal from Winbox and paste it. For more detailed instructions, you can review the User Guide.