I am running a capsman that is provisioning multiple virtual ssids to multiple CAPS On one of the CAPS I want to be able to add an additional virtual SSID (this I have managed), with local forwarding. The virtual interface is created, but i would like to know how to add it to a local bridge on the c...

I have made a list of basics that is useful for new mikrotik users to know: Topics include: 1. Secure 1.1 - Users and Passwords 1.2 - Access Ports 1.3 - Protect against brute force hacks 1.4 - Anonymize your connection 2. Manual Backups (and why a backup is not a backup) 3. Blocking Sites 5. Remote ...

Clearly boen_robot has far more Mikrotik Scripting experience, that is a very neat solution indeed.

How would you go about (in the second example), making sure that entries are also removed?

I know this is a late reply, but I had the same problem. The address lists that I need to sync are fairly small so I managed to do it by scripting on both routers.

Script available from:http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... -list.html

Quite simple really. Mikrotik devices offer layer 2 management access, so if you start up winbox and click [...] to get a device list (or "Neighbors" on the newer winbox) you can click on the MAC address of the device, and still open a winbox interface where you can add an ip. If you canno...

I am planning to run mine on a 1100ahx2 to serve up to about 50 remote sites.

I have PPTP tunnels running from the remote sites to my Hotspot Concentrator, and my trials so far have proven very reliable.

Setting up a hotspot has many steps, the wiki explains it well, but if your are looking for step by step instructions look at:
http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... -with.html

I have a router that dials my backup PPPoE connection, but I want the default route of that router to be a route that it pulls in via OSPF from an adjacent router, and not the one that it gets on the PPPoE tunnel, the PPPoE route should only be active if the OSPF default route is not available. Is t...

Ok, my scripting skills are limited, but here is my solution if anyone else can improve it or need to use it: the $myData variable holds the ip in question :if ([/ip route find dst-address="$myData/32"] != "") do {:log info "Route $myData exists, skipping."} else { /ip ...

I am using a script to add new static routes based on DNS entries.

The problem I am having is that the script keeps adding multiple copies of the same routes. Is there a way to prevent it from adding a route if it already exists?

I needed a nice looking voucher that incorporated a QR Code for login on smartphones. This is what I came up with http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-FQUPV7XGQT8/VOxo1xNLGwI/AAAAAAAABpg/oq8-1BM0ghA/s1600/voucherqr.png I hope it can be of use to others as well. You can find the template code on: http://binaryh...

Hi,
I just finished my tutorial on how to do this,
http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... uting.html

It probably has a couple of bugs, so let me know so that I can fix it!

Good luck

I have been working on creating some new login templates and adapting some other templates for use with the Mikrotik Hotspot. You can find them here: http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/search/label/templates http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-FfxoKZ2G3YQ/VEY3sWZb4nI/AAAAAAAABSo/Qx5uZaZm05Y/s1600/Grasveld.PN...

I have had limited success with using static routes for netflix, I will post an update that uses a horrible script to handle netflix that is working ok-ish http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/2014/06/static-netflix-routes.html Update: Here is the scripted version: http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com...

Make sure you don't have a blanket masquerade rule on your firewall. I have had that mess up my Userman Authentication when using hotspots.

The Userman on Mikrotik is a radius server, so you can use something like DynDNS to link the remote sites to the central Radius server. Thus each router runs it's own Hotspot, but authenticates to the central user manager.

I know that this is a very late reply, but I have made a route list for Netflix that seems to work very well at present:
http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... outes.html

Hi Where can I find the antenna patterns shown in the tutorial examples? MT Metal, Groove etc.. Otherwise great work! :) Hi Trisc, If you use the installer from my site, the antenna pattern files are included, as well as a number of preconfigured 5.8ghz radios http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/20...

Creating high quality coverage maps can be very difficult. Since I need to do this on a regular basis, and train others to do so, I have documented the process for doing this with Radiomobile:

http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... art-2.html

Outstanding Job!

Thank you!

Great work! It would be great if you can write a short guide on how to use it
You could also add 5GHz-120° sector antenna pattern

I have added the pattern file you have requested, and wrote a basic tutorial, you can check the first post for links.

The file seems to have been removed. Can you post a new link, please.

Hi, I corrected a bug with a couple of the antenna patterns, it is busy uploading right now. Check back in a couple of minutes

Hi Guys, For those of you familiar with Radio Mobile, I have been working on making a user friendly installer for it, it is multilingual and includes antenna pattern files for 802.11 networks as well as a couple of Mikrotik Radio parameters. For those of you not familiar with Radio Mobile, it is an ...

I do a lot of mikrotik stuff at work, especially but not exclusively hotspots, and I like to document what I do. You can find my tutorials in my sig

Hi,

I made a cheat sheet to remind me of all the different IP4 Subnets. Maybe others find it useful, it is a pdf, but i will happily share the Excel file if anyone wants it.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yf6gyq1t5qbv2bc/TCPIP4.pdf

This page is in Afrikaans, but you should be able to figure it out.

The bottom text allows users to login with a free trial account with 50MB data

I have managed some hotspots on 5.25, so you should be able to get it working. I assume you have followed the instructions on the wiki: http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Hotspot_server_setup the instructions are a bit dated, I have also written a step by step tutorial which you can find on http://binary...

Especially on the lower power boards, like the 750 and similar, the system can become bogged down quickly if you have many users. My solution is to purge old users from the system once every couple of weeks.

this scripts affects any account even in userman as long as its in hotspot server it will also be disconnected when it reaches its qouta.. can anyone share solutions how to prevent account from radius? thanks I had the same problem, so I updated the script. Whenever I some up with a solution I docu...

For future reference, Dude runs quite happily in WINE, the wiki has pretty good instructions, and below is specific instructions for doing it on Ubuntu 12.04 headless server:

http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... erver.html

Hi,

I needed to make a step by step tutorial for some of my colleagues, and I thought that others might find it useful:

http://binaryheartbeat.blogspot.com/201 ... -with.html