What is the purpose of making it hidden?

It must not be seen by our incoming visitors.

If I hide SSID how can I connect my device (TV-set) to router? I.e. I need hide SSID and leave this TV-set using my wi-fi. Is it possible?

It's written here https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:L ... figuration that port isolation couldn't be done on other hardware than CRS1xx/CRS2xx series devices.
First topic: "Bridges on a single switch chip"

Can you confirm that the public IP address you get from the ISP provider (aka to your router) is the same public IP that IP DDNS yields???
Should just work.........

Yes, it's the same address.

I have PPPoE connection to Internet on my Mikrotik hAP ac. Also I use dst-nat rule for port forwarding in order to get remote access to my local server. Usually I get access to server via IP-address of the router. Now I've entered command /ip cloud set ddns-enabled=yes in order to setup DDNS, and me...

I also have used a lot of SIP phones, connected to remote registrars, behind a MT Router. My experience is, that this just works. I've got the answer for my forth question on the other forum. When PBX sends its register packets (from port 5060), router opens this port because packets belong to outc...

Also do not expect the community support OTHER product... contact 3CX, not MikroTik. As ISP, if someone ask help, after successfull wireless or wired connection, to configure Apple-TV the reply is: ask Apple or who has sell you the Apple-TV... Sorry for misguidance. My PBX is not 3cx. I've just cop...

@GreenFirefly, I have been using and installing several 3CX PBX's successfully and without any problems all behind Mikrotik routers and was happy to help, but with such a negative comment I will pass on to help you. As I've said - unfriendly mikrotik community is so unfriendly. People here are quit...

It is a difficult subject with many pitfalls. Probably not many persons want to write yet another tutorial, just for you.

OK, thank you. Very useful forum.
Never will recommend anybody buying Mikrotik due to lack of support, bad attitude to customers and unfriendly community.

No answers?

How can I setup Mikrotik firewall for SIP-phones? I copied some rules from this article https://www.3cx.com/docs/mikrotik-firewall-configuration/ and successfully got in- and out-voice traffic (my PBX is not 3cx, there are just example rules for me). But also I'm getting spam calls now. Questions: 1...

Wireshark shows that phone sends packets in the wrong direction - to the provider's PBX. Right communication is shown on the picture above. 192.168.10.1 - PBX 192.168.10.218 and 192.168.11.218 - IP-phone (I'm changing this addresses on one phone for test) 83.169.220.161 - provider's PBX 192.168.10.2...

I've noticed a problem - when I call somebody, I can hear him but he can't hear me.

I was wrong. Had a mistake in wired connections. You were right - such configuration works, I'm able to call on my local phone numbers and also call through Internet.
Thak you very much for your help!

Sorry, I misguided you.. PBX should be set to gateway 192.168.1.254. Don't work now. I'm looking at Wireshark's output from mirrored port of PBX. I can see the incoming request from the phone with address 192.168.2.100. But then reply has been sent to the router instead of the phone. Phone doesn't ...

I mean something like this

PBX should have set 192.168.2.254 as gateway. Not sure why you couldn't ping 192.168.2.254 from your existing lan.. could you post your config (/export hide-sensitive)? 1) I got normal ping after shutting down second LAN-interface on my PC. 2) So I need to have 2 gateways on PBX: 192.168.1.254 and ...

Thanks for your reply. I reset configuration on Mikrotik and did as you had written https://ibb.co/3mvcqK6 https://ibb.co/3mvcqK6 My PC has following settings: 192.168.1.10/24 gateway: 192.168.1.254. From it I can ping 192.168.1.254 but can't ping 192.168.2.254. Why? Another problem concerns PBX. It...

Hello, I need some help with router configuration. My IP-phones live in network 192.168.1.0/24. My PBX has address 192.168.1.1 and its default gateway is 192.168.1.254 (this is the home router connected to the Internet). Configuration works well without other settings (i.e. port forwarding etc). Now...