MikroTik Manager

**The easiest way to manage

multiple MikroTik devices**

Built by a certified MikroTik trainer. Self-hosted tool for engineers who want to stay in control without complex NMS platforms or subscription-based SaaS.

https://mikr.mtik.pl/

https://mikr.mtik.pl/#features

https://mikr.mtik.pl/roadmap.html

Github - GitHub - hreskiv/mikr: MikroTik manager via SSH/REST-API · GitHub

Enjoy :slight_smile:

Hi! Thank you for posting. Looks great. How is it different to Unimus?

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Only Mikrotik with ROS :slight_smile:

I’ve been trying this out for the last few days and it’s been great!

Used it to upgrade my small fleet to 7.22.1 and bulk run commands to remove some old users etc.

Nice job!

The roadmap has some great planned features too. Look forward to seeing them implemented.

I need to try yet. Unimus is Java and was way too heavy for my RPi. So maybe this one is on the lightweight side.

Thank you :slight_smile:

Lightweight as much we can :slight_smile:

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Setup was very easy and straight forward.

I've added one device for now. I used SSH, but other than in the docs, I used a user with read-only rights. While it works fine in the mikr interface, the device's log shows these logs:

 2026-03-26 11:01:56 system,info,account user ro logged in from 192.168.x via ssh
 2026-03-26 11:01:57 script,error executing script from sshd failed, please check it manually
 2026-03-26 11:01:57 script,error,debug (ssh-cmd:ro@192.168.x) syntax error (line 1 column 15)

What kind of script does Mikr try to execute?

Thank you for testing.
Can you pleas make issue here: GitHub · Where software is built ?

Thank you

The log messages are the same as reported already here: Script errors on pull - cAP ac · Issue #3 · hreskiv/mikr · GitHub

New version is runing :slight_smile:

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Yes, it's running fine now with TLS insecure.

Handle ipv6 ? it's in most case like ipv4, just call for ipv6 endoints...

IPv6 is fully supported since v1.7.9 — you can manage devices via IPv6 addresses (SSH and REST), the container listens on dual-stack (IPv4 + IPv6), and the device detail page shows IPv6 routes and NDP neighbors.

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Oh sorry, i'm not in the good thread about my remarks for ipv6... , it's for this thread : Ultimate Mikrotik Dashboard