You can goto tools --> graphing --> interface rules. There you can add all the interfaces you want to check. After that you enter the router ip in your browser and click on graphs Does it work even if I am not logged in to the router? I need something that will store the historical data so that I c...

Hello again, I was wondering, is there any way I can generate / capture the interface utilization / bandwidth consumption report / log / graph in my mikrotik router ? If yes, can anyone please guide me to the right direction ? The purpose is to have an idea how much WAN bandwidth is consumed by each...

Yeh... pretty much clear... thanks a lot for your reply

With my current settings (LAN & WAN both are in Private IP), can I use VPN to access my router remotely anyhow ?

Please grab new traffic only when they have got connection-mark=no-mark - to be sure. Info about it I write below photo. I think I am still missing something. Could you please explain what is the purpose of "grabbing new traffic only when they have got connection-mark=no-mark" Please help...

Please grab new traffic only when they have got connection-mark=no-mark - to be sure. Info about it I write below photo.

Thank You. How can I do that ?

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But my question is, the way I am marking my packets, is it a correct way ??
Like : mark the source/destination connections in pre-routing chain and then mark the packets based on connection marks.... is it the correct way ?

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You can check it at firewall

You mean I can check it from firewall whether my packets are actually being marked or not.... right ?


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Hello, I am trying to mark all packets which are coming in and going out from my 2 PC (192.168.1.1 & 192.168.1.2) in my mikrotik router. The purpose of marking those packets is to set priority and control bandwidth of these 2 computers later. In order to do that, first I marked the source & ...

Hello All, I have a .backup file (File > Backup) from my old router which is not functional now. I have a new router now with new configuration. But I want to see what was configured in my old router without changing any configuration in my current router. Is there any way I can only view the config...

Thank You pietroscherer & Sob for your reply....

Any suggestion how I can use the port forwarding method to connect to my router remotely ?


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I recently faced similar problem. My ISP configured my connection with a tplink router. Later when I tried to replace my tplink router with the mikrotik one, I found I am not able to ping my ISP gateway. After some investigation, I found they use mac bind in the ISP end's configuration. As a solutio...

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I want to configure dual WAN in my Mikrotik router. I have 2 WAN. WAN-1 is dedicated/fixed bandwidth of 1Mbps and WAN-2 is 1Mbps shared. Since I do not have fixed bandwidth in WAN-2, I cannot use PCC. So could you please suggest how should I configure my dual WAN so that it switches between the WANs...