I also changed Router Identity under System and left everything else as is. I also selected DHCP server for the LAN, that means that every PC you connect to your Mikrotik router (or in switch if Mikrotik router is connected to it) will get IP address from it.ĭHCP server is not mandatory, you can skip it if you don’t need it. Local Network – for my LAN I selected 10.50.50.0/24 subnet and entered IP address 10.50.50.1 and that will be address of my router accessible from the LAN. You can see my IP settings for the internet, I also entered Google DNS servers – 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 You can also select Automatic (then Mikrotik will pull IP address from a source that provides internet – another router) and PPoE for which you will need settings your ISP provided. Internet – select your connection type – I have static public IP address so I will select static.
I’m doing this in a virtual LAB, but on physical router I use Ethernet port 1 for internet access (WAN) and port 2-4/5 (depends how much ports you have) for LAN access.Īfter you’re logged into Winbox, click on Quick Set on top of the left menu.Ĭonfiguration – you select between Router and a Bridge.
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If you don’t know how to login to your router – Login to Winbox on the router you plan to configure. Goal of this tutorial is to just give you basic connectivity for your network, so that your machines can get IP addresses and go to the internet.
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