Hello I just started working for a company that is using mostly mikrotik for WiFi connections and stuff.. I have no real experience with mikrotik. I just got ccna certificate and guides that mikrotik official site provides are not really that useful...

Thanks in advance

Have you tried this http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=mikrotik+guide ?

You just got your CCNA. Congrats. I'm guessing you have very little real-word experience. The CCNA is a great course that covers a lot of the basics of networking. While it focuses on building familiarity with Cisco products, the concepts translate to all vendors. If you learned to "think like a packet", then any manufacturer's products will make sense once you allow yourself some time to experiment.

I recommend you get a few Mikrotik routers and build a lab. Get some Ciscos too. Gaining experience is vital.

I recently read a thread where this was suggested/recommended.
https://mynetworktraining.com/p/mikroti ... -with-labs
Intro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umb743VY9rY

Books,
RouterOS by Example Second Edition - Stephen Discher
Theories Laboratories and Exercises For Mikrotik RouterOS Routing - Vitorre Zen

Personally, I am working on my mind meld techniques so that If I ever get to a MUM conference I can tap into Sindy,Sob, MKX and others...........

Hi,

I think you should go through mikrotik guide and use the mikrotik router.
You also learn the CCNA which will be helpful for you.

Hello I just started working for a company that is using mostly mikrotik for WiFi connections and stuff.. I have no real experience with mikrotik. I just got ccna certificate and guides that mikrotik official site provides are not really that useful...

Thanks in advance

I also got this kind of issue but it will be fixed...official site is a very useful for me

Have you tried this http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=mikrotik+guide ?

hahaha thanks for the morning laugh!

Here is what I recommend as reference materials
https://www.amazon.ca/Routeros-Example- ... 532&sr=8-3
https://www.amazon.ca/Theory-laboratori ... 633&sr=8-2

Finally, this is what you should do.
Once done, then come back and ask questions.
Work = results!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8bYU4mn7rQ