In this article we will explain about how MikroTik have provided a free DDNS (Dynamic DNS) Service using their “IP Cloud” feature to get around the problem of accessing routers that do not have a fixed Public IP. Many ISPs do not provide a static Public IPv4 with their lowest cost basic packages. Although it […]
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In this article we will take a basic overview of all the different types of wireless mode that RouterOS supports. We will examine the various modes of ‘Alignment Only’, ‘ap bridge’, ‘bridge’, ‘nstreme dual slave’, ‘station’, ‘station bridge’, ‘station pseudobridge’, ‘station pseudobridge clone’, ‘station wds’ and ‘wds slave’. As can be seen, there are several
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In this article we will focus on a feature MikroTik RouterOS calls IP Cloud to provide the router with a synchronised datetime and also allows it to set the timezone according to your local country / region without resorting to using the SNTP client or a NTP time server. In our previous article on how
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Setting the time on a MikroTik Router on RouterOS v7 is absolutely necessary when you have implemented rules based on time parameters, such as where the rules are configured to run at a certain time. One example would be the script scheduler. Any mismatch of time between the MikroTik Router and the real situation will
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