Introducing MikroWizard: An Open-Source Solution for MikroTik Router Management

Hello MikroTik Community,

My name is Sepehr Hashtroudilar, and I’m the main developer behind MikroWizard, an open-source tool designed to simplify the management of MikroTik routers. I’m excited to share this project with all of you, as I believe it has the potential to make network management more accessible and efficient!

About MikroWizard
MikroWizard is currently in the beta stage and aims to address common challenges faced by MikroTik users—from managing multiple routers at the same time to monitoring network performance. Our software is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 license, promoting a culture of collaboration and transparency. Being open-source allows anyone to inspect, modify, and enhance the software according to their needs.

Key Features:
User-Friendly Dashboard: Navigate with ease and visualize your network at a glance.
Real-Time Monitoring: Stay informed about your network’s status with up-to-the-minute insights.
Easy Configuration Management: Simplify your tasks with straightforward setup options.
Free Community Support: We are committed to supporting our community with free assistance through our forums or github, where you can ask questions and share insights.
Community-Driven Development: As we are in beta, we need your cooperation to make MikroWizard better! Your feedback, suggestions, and contributions are crucial in helping us refine the software.
Paid Support and Enhanced Features: For those looking for additional capabilities or premium assistance, we offer paid support and advanced features to enhance your experience.




Why Open Source?
By making MikroWizard open-source under the AGPL-3.0 license, we aim to build a collaborative environment. With the strength of community involvement, we can continuously improve the software based on real user experiences. We believe that great software comes from diverse perspectives, and we would love for you to be a part of this journey.

Get Involved!
We invite you to check out our GitHub repository for MikroWizard to explore the project further. Whether you’re interested in testing the beta version, receiving paid support, or contributing to its development, your engagement is essential.
Also for the installation and user manuals check out our website, we are at the beginning of the road and writing documentation so that it will be more complete day by day:)

Please feel free to reach out here with any questions, feedback, or ideas. Your cooperation is invaluable as we work together to shape MikroWizard!

Thank you for your support!

Best regards,
Sepehr Hashtroudilar
Main Developer, MikroWizard

Looks very promising!

Install on Proxmox Ubuntu LXC was absolutely easy. Nice GUI. Bugreport will follow…

Ralf.

Awesome!
We are still in the beta stage, thanks for your feedback!
We are open to any suggestions and ideas!
And welcome to the team :slight_smile:

Hello, your software is looking great. Do you have or are you planning to have network maps like in the dude ?

Yes , it is in our roadmap . we are planning to implement it

FINALY, I lost my belief already, Thank you Mikrotik…looks good. Installed in Proxmox in Ubuntu LXC. Just wonderinf if HAP AX3 will be able to run this SW :slight_smile:

Dashboard - Total device traffic is useless…I have 3 edge rouers connected via wireguard and Total device traffic is showing eveything together? this information is useless. it would be good to filer it regarding groups…I have 3 groups …3 edge routers…with NAT.

Interesting, we didn’t think at all that someone with 3 routers may use this software :slight_smile: and happy about that. thanks for your feedback I add your suggestion to the list for our team to check it!

This is not from the Mikrotik team ( it is made by me and my team ) but that makes me happy that you liked it. This software is made for providers with many routers but everyone is free to use it with any purpose! and you can use it for any type of MikroTik router including HAP AX3, but you can’t install it on the HAP AX3. it should installed on a server,pc, or VM.

Welcome to the group! We’re excited to have you with us as you explore MikroWizard!

How about 40 routers ? I have many remote sites with Mikrotik LTE routers connected via Wireguard back to the office.

I installed MikroWizard today, installation went flawlessly but even i registered serial number and your site says its active software doesn’t recognize that code is confirmed. Also I can’t find my router. I turned on API.

Enable API on the roter…

It’s enabled, I double checked.

Hi, Thanks for the feedback, we had a bug that other users also reported which is caused when routers are connected by a tunnel. the issue is now fixed and a clean new installation should work :slight_smile:
EDIT: Also new version pushed to all registered users automatically, (auto update)

Found a problem, firewall was blocking API port, for now only office devices are added and one offsite device. One small advice, please for free-memory and free-hdd-space put kbps, not bps. Maybe auto ranging would be good.

Is there a docker compose file for this ?
Would be much easier to run on my dockge docker host …

We are creating the docker-compose file and the installation will be changed soon, currently executing the installer script is very easy :slight_smile:!

Thanks for the feedback, I will check your suggestions.

Hi, please let us know when it’s ready to be tested.

+1 for me

As the docker install requires ubuntu for now and crashes on debian bookworm…
I will wait for decent docker-compose files