How to connect two ADSL router to my RouterBoard ?

Hi all :slight_smile:

it’s my first time to deal with a MikroTik product so I wonder if you could help me with this ?

I need to :
- connect two SOHO routers (as been illustrated in attached pic) to RB 951-2n
- have a landing page for users
- limit users speeds to specific one
- connect an AP to give assist to my RB951

thanks in advance …
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Pleaze I need a solution as soon …

it’s two days now and there is NO answer !!!

On your SOHO routers you have local networks connected? You must want to connect them to internet, and so you have another device on that scenario providing you with internet access? Or you have internet access already on one or both routers?

You wrote “have a landing page for users”. That means you want to use HotSpot? You’ll have a pair of username/password for each client connected to your AP, is that your goal?

  • I have internet access in both routers, so I want to merge the two lines into one
  • Not HotSpot, I mean [HTML landing page] contains my logo, email … etc

thanks for your response :slight_smile:

SO !!!

Here is a full solution for using multiple ISPs based on bandwidth:
http://mum.mikrotik.com/presentations/US12/tomas.pdf

If you can have the SOHO routers removed and put the public IP addresses directly on your Mikrotik, this will be infinitely better than having double NAT everywhere. If they are both ADSL connections, then you should have the ISP(s) place the modems into bridge mode and set up the PPPoE on your Mikrotik.

And as for “landing page” - this is pretty much using a Hotspot - you could make all logins successful and make your landing page on the mikrotik saved in the file alogin.html (which is shown to users on successful login)

This is ambitious project if you have no experience with Mikrotik or with hotspot / captive portal.

Break your project into smaller pieces and tackle them one at a time because it will be less overwhelming this way.
(load balancing multiple ISPs is something everyone asks about, but it is very much a topic for non-beginners)