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

Just noticed that on dashboard I have 7 warning events and on events i can see they are fixed. So why it’s not possible to remove that logs ? Or why system don’t remove them once they are fixed ?

The dashboard shows the data for the last 24 hours. So, fixed or not you will see it until next 24 hours .

in our pro version,
We have a monitoring wall feature that is what you are exactly looking

Working on it :slight_smile:

Yea… That’s no good in my opinion… I don’t want to open dashboard and have non-existent warnings… For eg. someone turn off their PC and I have warning for that. That should be customisable. Also buttons updatable and upgradable, I have one upgradable, I click on it but nothing.

I was interested right up until I saw that you are doing a per device subscription based pricing model, no thanks. If you have a one time purchase pricing model in the future for # of device tiers, I’d be interested.

Wow, great software You got there. I’m playing with it for couple of hours. I’m missing an option to add single router. I tried to scan from ex. 10.10.10.1-10.10.10.1 and it doesn’t find it, but when I try 10.10.10.1-10.10.10.2 it finds it. Also I would like to see “run now” option for already configured tasks.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but free edition can be used forever, or there is some kind of a trial period?
Keep the good work!

I can confirm the issue scanning for a single IP!

Thanks, and welcome to the group:)
as you already found it by yourself, using 10.10.10.1-10.10.10.2 will add 10.10.10.1 :slight_smile:
I submitted this as a bug report and it will be changed in the next release
about the execution, there is a button in snippets for execution. I will add your suggestion to the list of tasks!

Yes, the core version is for the community and will be free forever! it is under AGPL License. And, of course, there is a paid version with a lot more features and better support and customization options:)
And also you will get free automatic updates!
We just want to make you think, if this is the free version what could the commercial version do :slight_smile:

Thanks for your feedback, we are working/thinking on pricing and marketing.

Free: Ok…
Automatic: Bad.
What do you mean by automatic? Do the program ask for confirmation or can you stay on the same version forever?

Because I ask this: If the program is forced to update and one day the free version is withdrawn to forcefully switch to the paid version,
as Logmein and others have done, for example…

The application and the device that has to be manage was separated by wireguard vpn, L3 connection from ubuntu console where this application was installed to the device needs to be manage is workiing properly like ping and ssh but on the GUI of this application using scanner the device won’t show up after scan since single host is a known bug I put 192.168.89.1-192.168.89.2 to workaround the issue still the device won’t show up api on the target device is enable and i haven’t see any login attempt from the device that this application is trying to login

There is a “Device scan Logs” button in the scan wizard. download the CSV log and check it out for more info.
If you don’t see any information regarding API access in your MikroTik router logs then the API port is not accessible! maybe you are missing firewall rules in other devices or your host machine?
Please send us an email with more information to info@mikrowizard.com so we can debug the cause together.
Thanks

As I already mentioned before the MikroWizard is open source! it means everyone has access to its source code! you can change any part of that. including update behavior! you can do manual updates if you are familiar with Linux and docker. and simply don’t register for automatic updates in the first place!

Quick question: is the 8 GB RAM requirement an absolute minimum or is there a chance it could run on a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4 GB of RAM?

Yes, in theory, you can run it on a Raspberry Pi 4(need to be tested), MikroWizard with minimum configuration for small networks will use less than 1GB of RAM but for bigger networks and more users, and routers you may need more resources.

Hello and congratulations on the project.
I tried it for a short time, and I would like to ask you if once the firmware is downloaded in the repositories, if there is the possibility to delete it.
I tried to find the option to delete it, but it doesn’t seem to be there.

Thank you very much

could this also be self-hosted on premise?

EDIT: yes … reading helps. it is a docker install essentially

Why is the package splitted into frontend and backend? Also, why not an image with all the dependencies?

They are developed separately, and they get updates separately. it is easier to support and maintain.so, we keep each image as simple as possible. Also, docker images are built based on official trusted images.