Scenario: This scenario will show you how to configure a dual WAN setup on a MikroTik RouterBoard. We will configure two subnets, the first 192.168.1.0/24 subnet on ether3 will use ether1 as its WAN port whilst the second subnet 192.168.2.0/24 on ether4 will use ether2 as its WAN port. Configure the router to accept DNS requests: /ip dns set ...

If you only have a limited amount of bandwidth (such as a xDSL or Fixed Wireless Connection) and you have a number of users that all need equal access to the bandwidth, MikroTik has a nice solution called PCQ. Step 1: You need to work out how much bandwidth you have available, or how much you want to have shared between the clients. Yo...

In this blog post, I’ll share how to set up a MikroTik router with two WAN PPPoE connections using RouterOS 7. This configuration includes a primary PPPoE connection and a secondary one that serves as a backup.  One key feature is ensuring that when when traffic comes in on a specific PPPoE interface, it will leave through the same interfac...