Mikrotik

What NTP? Setting NTP client in Mikrotik – Anyone knows what the NTP (Network Time Protocol)? Surely many who do not know what the Network Time Protocol. NTP does not sound familiar to those who do not quite understand about computer networking. Okay, to learn more about what the NTP (Network Time Protocol) and its application in understanding NTP Mikrotik please refer to the following:

understanding NTP

Network Time Protocol, or more commonly referred to as NTP is a mechanism or protocol used to synchronize the clock in a computer system and network. This synchronization process performed in the data communication lines that typically using a communication protocol TCP / IP. So that the process itself can be seen as a process of regular data communication only exchange data packets only.

Setting and management in Mikrotik Bandwidth cannot be separated from the Queue feature. There are two types of the queue which can be used in Mikrotik, namely Simple Queue and Queue Tree. For an explanation of Simple Queue I’ve discussed here:

How to Limit (Limit) Bandwidth Mikrotik with Simple Queue

Well, this time we will discuss the Company Queue Tree & PCQ (Per Connection Queue) as well as application in the Mikrotik.

Go to IP > Pool menu and click on add new button. New IP Pool window will appear now. Put Name: PPOE_POOL and Addresses: 192.168.2.2-192.168.2.254 in the New IP Pool window and click Apply and OKbutton. When a user will purchase a 512kbps connection, he/she will get an IP from this IP address range.

Go to IP > Firewall menu and snap on add new button. New nat rule window will show up now.

The Basic Set of Commands Mikrotik RouterOS

For those who are just learning to use Mikrotik must still confused with the command (command line) used in Mikrotik RouterOS. Though many basic commands Mikrotik important and must be known so that you can use Mikrotik RouterOS well. Actually, the basic commands MikroTik RouterOS is not much different from the basic commands in Linux in general. Because of this proxy is actually an outgrowth of the Debian Linux kernel.

First, click on the healthy menu in the system menu.

In the healthy menu, we see information about router temperature and fan speeds on the screen.

Now let’s take a look at the following values.

Fan Mode: There are two options, automatic and manual.

Use Fan 1,2: Here we can choose one fan main fan and one auxiliary fan or both main fans can be selected.

Voltage: Router voltage value.