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Mikrotik Client Configuration Guide

This document contains a client configuration form for setting up a Mikrotik RouterBoard device. It requests information such as the client name and address, router model, login credentials, number of ISPs and their configuration details, LAN requirements including network designations and IP addressing, port forwarding rules, wireless network details, and firewall protection options.

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Mikrotik Client Configuration Guide

This document contains a client configuration form for setting up a Mikrotik RouterBoard device. It requests information such as the client name and address, router model, login credentials, number of ISPs and their configuration details, LAN requirements including network designations and IP addressing, port forwarding rules, wireless network details, and firewall protection options.

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Client Configuration Setup

Client Name:
Client Address:
RouterBoard Unit/Model:

Winbox Utility Access


Winbox has a default login credentials of “admin” and “no password”. This login
credentials is very easy to be hacked. So we are requesting for a much better login credentials
from you.

Login:
Password:
Note: If additional login credentials are needed, place it at the Remarks section

How many ISP’s?


Mikrotik supports multi-ISP configuration per unit. If multi-ISP is needed, we need you to fill-
up the necessary information below for our reference. (Note: Number of ISP’s that can be
configured will be depending on the number of Ethernet ports per unit.)

Sample
Port Assignment: Ether1 DHCP: Static: PPPoE:
Provider: Globe *Bandwidth (down/up): 10Mb/1Mb
If Static:
*IP: [Link] *Subnet: /30
*DNS: [Link] *Gateway: [Link]
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

If PPPoE:
*User:
*Password:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

ISP1:
Port Assignment: DHCP: Static: PPPoE:
Provider: *Bandwidth (down/up):
If Static:
*IP: *Subnet:
*DNS: *Gateway:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

If PPPoE:
*User:
*Password:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider
ISP2: (if dual-ISP) Load Balance Fail-over
Port Assignment: DHCP: Static: PPPoE:
Provider: *Bandwidth (down/up):
If Static:
*IP/Subnet: *Subnet:
*DNS: *Gateway:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

If PPPoE:
*User:
*Password:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

ISP3: (if triple-ISP) Load Balance Fail-over


Port Assignment: DHCP: Static: PPPoE:
Provider: *Bandwidth (down/up):
If Static:
*IP: *Subnet:
*DNS: *Gateway:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider

If PPPoE:
*User:
*Password:
Note: Fields marked with * symbol will be given by your Internet Service Provider
Note: If more ISPs are needed, place a note at the Remarks section

What is your LAN requirements?

Mikrotik’s ethernet ports are flexible. Every ports can be configured differently. Your LAN
requirements would help us determine what to configure to the device that you are purchasing.

LAN Configuration
How many networks?
Specify network designation: Example: Engineering, Accounting, Marketing

Port assignment: Example: Ether2 – Engineering


Ether3 - Accounting
Ether4 and 5 - Marketing
IP Address: Subnet:

IP pool (optional): Example: Engineering > [Link]-[Link]


Accounting > [Link]-[Link]
Marketing > [Link]-[Link]
If with additional configuration, inform us by writing down here:
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Note: If more LAN configurations are needed, place a note at the Remarks section
Do you require Port Forwarding?
Mikrotik RouterBoard is capable of port forwarding. Port forwarding is commonly used to
make services on the internal client to be available on the external client side by remapping the
destination IP address and port number of the communication to the internal client. If needed,
specify your requirements below.

Sample
Local IP (source of traffic): [Link] or ISP1 or Ether1
Protocol: TCP Port: 400
Public IP (where to be forwarded): [Link]
To Port/s: 3999

Port Forwarding
Local IP (source of traffic):
Protocol: Port:
Public IP (where to be forwarded):
To Port/s:
If with additional port forward, inform us by writing down here:
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Note: If more Port Forwarding configurations are needed, place a note at the Remarks section

What is your wireless requirements?


Some RouterBoard have built-in wireless card/s commonly used for wi-fi connections. If you
are in need of wireless configuration, kindly fill-up the form below. (Note: Wireless
configuration still depends if the unit has/have wireless cards and/or how many wireless
cards it have.)

Wireless
Enable wireless? YES NO Note: If “NO”, proceed to firewall requirements

2.4Ghz WLAN Card


SSID: Password:
Frequency: AUTO Preferred Others: ______GHz
Note: If preferred is marked, the tech team will be the one to assign the frequency.

5GHz WLAN Card


SSID: Password:
Frequency: AUTO Preferred Others: ______GHz
Note: If preferred is marked, the tech team will be the one to assign the frequency.
Hotspot
Enable Hotspot? YES NO Note: If “NO”, proceed to firewall requirements
Hotspot URL: Example: [Link]
Hotspot IP: Hotspot Subnet:
Initials Username: Initial Password:
Note: Mikrotik’s default landing page will be used for this configuration

Other wireless configuration


User-manager: YES NO Note: User-manager is used for voucher creation. This is
advisable for Hotel, Café’s, Malls, etc.
CAPsMAN: YES NO Note: Controlled Access Point system Manager allows to
centralize multiple access point to the main router. This
is advisable for companies who will deploy large
number
of access points in a certain area.

Note: If complex wireless configuration is needed, place a note at the Remarks section

What is your firewall requirements?


Mikrotik has a built-in firewall for router security and safety, network separation, traffic
shaping and many more. Firewall NAT is a default configuration for internet connection.

Basic firewall protection


Personalized Security Port YES NO If yes, specify port: _______
Note: Personalized security port is used for accessing the router through different servicing applications

Advance firewall protection


Ping Flood Block: YES NO Note: This configuration denies the attacker by blocking
numerous amount of ICMP “echo request” (ping)
packets.
Port Scan YES NO Note: This configuration secures your router by blocking the
attacker on scanning the available ports on your
Attack Block: network.
DOS Attack Block: YES NO Note: This configuration blocks the flooding of superfluous
requests to your router in an attempt to overload your
device.
DDOS Attack Block: YES NO Note: This configuration blocks DOS attacks coming from
multiple locations at the same time.
DNS Attack Block: YES NO Note: This configuration blocks the attacker by tricking the
domain name system servers’ look-up requests in to
hiding the source of the exploit and directing the
response to the target.
Web Proxy YES NO Note: This configuration blocks malicious web proxy attacks
that can cause malfunction to your main server router.
Attack Block:
Port Knocking: YES NO Note: This configuration adds security to your router by
creating an additional attempting method on the firewall
ports before a person can access the router.

Note: If complex firewall configuration is needed, place a note at the Remarks section
What websites do you want to
block?
Mikrotik is capable of website blocking and filtering as well as allowing specific website for a
specific IP.

Blocked websites
Websites Block all IP or specific IP only
Example: Porn Sites Example: [Link] (VIP IP)
Torrent : All IP or whole subnet

Allowed websites
Websites Allow all IP or specific IP only
Example: Facebook Example: [Link] (VIP IP)
Government Sites All IP or whole subnet

Note: If more allowing and blocking of websites are needed, place a note at the Remarks section

What is your bandwidth allocation?


Mikrotik’s Quality of Service (QoS) serves as a bandwidth controller for the device. With the
device, we can control the bandwidth allocation for a specific IP or website.

Customized setup
Websites IP List Bandwidth (down/up)
Example: Social Media Example: Local IP Example: 512k/256k
Downloads [Link] (VIP IP) 128k/128k
Youtube All IP 1Mb/1Mb

Note: If more bandwidth allocations are needed, place a note at the Remarks section
Do you need Virtual LAN (VLAN)?
Virtual LAN (VLAN) can be configured in Mikrotik Routers. If you need VLAN’s, kindly fill up
the form below.

Sample
VLAN for Main Router
VLAN Name: VLAN20 VLAN ID: 200 VLAN Interface: ether8
VLAN for Sub-Router (if needed) Router identity (if needed): RB951
VLAN ID: 200 VLAN Interface: ether1

Virtual LAN
VLAN for Main Router
VLAN Name: VLAN Name: VLAN Name:
VLAN for Sub-Router (if needed) VLAN for Sub-Router (if needed)
VLAN ID: VLAN Interface:
If with additional VLAN configuration, inform us by writing down here:
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VLAN for Main Router


VLAN Name: VLAN Name: VLAN Name:
VLAN for Sub-Router (if needed) VLAN for Sub-Router (if needed)
VLAN ID: VLAN Interface:
If with additional VLAN configuration, inform us by writing down here:
____________________________________________________________________

Note: If more VLAN configurations are needed, place a note at the Remarks section

Other configurations that we offer:


 Virtual Private Network (VPN)
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 Point-to-Point / Point-to-Multipoint
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 IP Masking / Mac Binding
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 Scheduler
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 Hardware Redundancy
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 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
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