Mikrotik

It may be necessary to automate the radio name on Wifi with the PPPoE username in order not to have difficulty in identifying Client devices and accessing them later, which is one of the basic requirements for each dealer providing WISP (Wireless Internet Service Provider) service.

To solve your needs for such situations, you can eliminate this problem with the following script.

:global userset
:set $userset [/interface pppoe-client get pppoe-out1 user];
/system identity set name=$userset
/interface wireless set 0 radio-name=$userset

Let’s see what the commands in the script above mean;

global userset: We define a globally accessible variable.
afterward
With the: set command, we draw the value information of the  $userset variable as the user information of the PoE Client then we send the necessary commands to update the system identity and the wireless card radio name information with the information in the $userset variable.

In this article, we will connect two Routers, Cisco and MikroTik, through the Ip Tunnel, a protocol used to provide network access for two devices that are not physically connected. For this you will need a static IP and a local IP address in both locations, 10.200.0.1 and 172.16.16.2 will be the “public” IP addresses, as shown in the example below.

On the Cisco router, in the general configuration mode, we enter the following configuration to create the IP tunnel:

We will use the Mikrotik device RB941-2nD model that we will use in this setup. We will proceed by installing Radius Server on Mikrotik RouterOS 6.46.2 version and Windows server 2008.

In the first step, after installing the radius server on Windows server 2008, we will configure it so that the users in the technical section in the environment can access it. Now let’s click on Add Roles under Rollers on the Windows server.

We may want to back up the configuration of our Mikrotik device to the FTP server at regular intervals, we would like to show you a short and beautiful script that we can use for this.
You can run this script system schedule according to a time that we will determine and save your configuration backup on your FTP server according to the following parameters. By doing this periodically, we will ensure that we receive regular backup.

There are various media used to hold meetings or video conferences, one of which is the most widely used Zoom Meeting. In this article, we will try to optimize the network by prioritizing the connection used by video conferencing so that it can be used properly without any interference. The bandwidth used will be prioritized so as not to be disturbed when other clients browse the internet.

Previously, we tried to find all the information about the Zoom application, both from the IP server, protocol, and port used. Information to the official Zoom website, the Zoom application uses TCP and UDP protocols with ports 80, 443, 3478, 3479, 5090, 5091, 8801-8810. These protocols and ports that we will use to capture traffic to the Zoom server. Apart from protocol and port, it can also be based on the Zoom server IP which we will add to the router.