The Mikrotik will display the Mikrotik with the MAC Address, IP Address, Identity, Version, and the Board.Once Winbox has been downloaded, open the application and it will find the Mikrotik, if not press Refresh to find the Mikrotik.From the Mikrotik login webpage, click on Winbox to download the Winbox application.Here will want to download Winbox, which is the tool we will be using to manage the Mikrotik. You will now have the web login screen available. With the network settings able to access 192.168.88.1 and your computer or laptop is connected to eth2, please open a web browser and enter in 192.168.88.1 in the address bar. Please note that ETH1 or port 1 is for the WAN connection. Once the network settings have been updated, please connect to ETH2 or port 2 to access the LAN connection. To access the mikrotik, please change your network settings to be able to access 192.168.88.1 which is the default IP address of the Mikrotik. *Note: After you have setup your Mikrotik router see this guide for instructions on how to configure QoS (Quality of Service) Add an available from address to match the LAN subnet.*Add a Firewall Rule to prevent DNS DoS Attack.*Add a Firewall Rule to allow remote access via Winbox.Set a wireless key to connect to the wireless connection.Set an SSID for the wireless connection.If a step or feature is not needed you can skip it. The following steps are covered in this guide. If using a pre-configured router you should perform a factory reset and upgrade the firmware before starting. This guide will help you perform a simple but complete configuration on a Mikrotik router. We recommend that you are always up to date with any information related to the products that you sell, install and or support, and signup for any news or product notices that your hardware distributor or manufacture may offer. While we recommend Mikrotik products because of their reliability and VoIP friendliness, we are NOT Mikrotik distributors or authorized support vendors, nor do we manage or support any Mikrotik devices on anyone’s behalf.

You are using this guide at your own risk and 3NG is NOT responsible or liable for any issues that may occur from the use of this guide or a Mikrotik device. **Disclaimer: This guide is provided by 3NG as a courtesy to its partners. Posted by, Last modified by Albert Diaz on 13 September 2018 12:12 AM

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