Mikrotik Router Configuration can backup and restore to complete reconfiguration work if one router replaced or damaged. Backup feature is also useful when you make a configuration mistake and want to revert to the previous configuration. Configuring the backup will be stored in a file and can be downloaded or copied to the hard disk PC / laptop.

How to Backup Mikrotik Configuration

To perform a backup configuration, you can do it via the command line or winbox, with the command:

Tutorial How to Reset Mikrotik

There are various reasons for us to reset the proxy. Starting from forgotten passwords (Password reset), to restore to its original state (default settings), to refresh the system. Well, for those of you who want to reset proxy, here are three ways to reset the proxy (Mikrotik Router). Please consider

1. The first way

The first way is through the console or Winbox. entry into the console and perform commands

Mikrotik remotely to do Setting Mikrotik can be done in various ways. As I’ve discussed in a previous article about 4 ways to access MikroTik, The same thing can be done by using a Smartphone. We can remotely Mikrotik Using Android Smartphone, either use the app as Winbox, via a web browser (webfig), or via SSH.

This time I will discuss Tutorial about How To Setting Mikrotik Mikrotik Using Android via SSH. Why SSH? Because it is safer and lighter. In addition, we are also able to hone our ability to use the Command Line Mikrotik.

Shared Bandwidth Management Mikrotik used to allocate the bandwidth of each client with a rate that varies depending on active or other clients in the network. By using this method then if one client is inactive (offline) then its bandwidth allocation will be given to another client.

Continuing the previous scenario of Simple Bandwidth Management Mikrotik, we suppose there are two client Eg client 1 and client 2 will each receive bandwidth allocation 256kbps / 256kbps. So the total bandwidth proxy for the second client is 512kbps / 512kbps. If the client does not use allocation bandwidth completely, then the bandwidth allocation will be given to another client, so the client 2 will get a maximum bandwidth allocation.

Simple Bandwidth Management Mikrotik used to allocate bandwidth Mikrotik simple (simple) using Mikrotik Simple Queue menu. By using static bandwidth allocation control the bandwidth proxy for each client will continue. For instance, client 1 will get the bandwidth allocation is equal to 256kbps / 256kbps, as well as client2.

Commands that can be used are as follows:

simple queue add name = limit-1 targets-addresses = 10.10.10.10 max-limit = 256000/256000
simple queue add name = limit-2 targets-addresses = 10.10.10.20 max-limit = 256000/256000

Or you can also use Winbox, go to the menu Queues -> Simple Queues