Recursive routing is a method used in networking to determine the best path to a destination by resolving intermediate routes. It involves a process where a router checks its routing table to find the next-hop IP address and then performs another lookup to find the physical interface or actual next-hop that can reach this next-hop […]
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What is an SSL Certificate? An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is a digital certificate that establishes a secure, encrypted connection between a user’s web browser and a website’s server. It ensures that any data exchanged between the two is protected from being intercepted or altered by unauthorized parties. This is especially important for websites
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This is a follow on from a previous video and guide on how to configure a IKEV2 VPN Server for Android 12+ in which we used certificates generated on the MikroTik and installed on the Andriod device as part of the authenication and encryption. This guide is similar however we won’t genrate any certificates but
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With Dynamic Gateways Before continuing, please checkout the first instance of this configuration here where we use the same logic but our gateways are configured statically. The priciple here is the same however how we update the distance of the routes in a failover scenario is different as well as how we get the next-hop
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MikroTik scripting is a powerful tool for automating tasks and managing devices in RouterOS. This guide provides a detailed overview of scripting in MikroTik, including best practices, syntax, and examples. Basics of MikroTik Scripting MikroTik scripts are written in a simple language similar to a command-line interface. They are executed in sequence and can be
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With Static Gateways There is a second instance of this solution here whereby we apply the same config and logic as in this article however with getting the default gateway routes dynamically instead of statically, as we have here. The Ultimate MikroTik Internet Failover #2 Initial Config The configuration for this topology is very simple,
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Configuring a MikroTik L2TP/IPSec VPN Server on MikroTik: A Beginner’s Guide IntroductionThe Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol (L2TP), combined with Internet Protocol Security (IPSec), provides a secure and efficient VPN solution. This guide will walk you through setting up an MikroTik L2TPVPN server using IPSec on a MikroTik router, ensuring robust security and seamless connectivity. What
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In today’s interconnected world, SSL/TLS certificates are indispensable for securing data transfer and establishing trust between devices and systems. These digital documents rely on cryptography to prove the identity of an entity, such as a server, client, or device, and are a cornerstone of protocols like VPNs, Wi-Fi, and corporate networks. This article explores the
Setting Up an SSTP VPN Server on a MikroTik Router and Configuring Windows Clients This tutorial covers step-by-step instructions to set up an SSTP (Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol) VPN server on a MikroTik router, including generating and exporting SSL certificates, and configuring a Windows client. Step 1: Generate SSL Certificates Generate a Certificate Authority (CA)
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