MikroTik Certified Network Associate
The starting point for every MikroTik career. Learn RouterOS from first login to a working, secured network: addressing, DHCP, bridging, routing, wireless, firewall, queues and tunnels.
Professional MikroTik training, certification preparation, hands-on RouterOS labs, and practical networking tutorials for aspiring and experienced network professionals.
Start with MTCNA. It unlocks the engineer-level courses, and MTCRE unlocks the MTCINE inter-networking course.
The starting point for every MikroTik career. Learn RouterOS from first login to a working, secured network: addressing, DHCP, bridging, routing, wireless, firewall, queues and tunnels.
Go beyond default routes. Policy routing, recursive next-hops, tunnels, VLANs and OSPF design for networks that need resilient, predictable paths.
Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless with RouterOS: RF tools, link troubleshooting, 802.11n tuning, security, WDS, mesh and MikroTik’s own Nstreme and Nv2 protocols.
Understand exactly how a packet moves through RouterOS, then control it: firewall filter, NAT and mangle, HTB queue trees, queue types, DNS, DHCP and web proxy.
Run subscriber and user access the way ISPs do: PPP profiles and secrets, PPTP, L2TP, PPPoE, layer-2 bridging over tunnels, IPsec, HotSpot and RADIUS with User Manager.
Plan and run IPv6 with confidence: addressing and subnetting, SLAAC and DHCPv6, the IPv6 header, neighbour discovery security, transition mechanisms and prefix delegation in RouterOS.
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A MikroTik Certified Trainer since 2018 who also runs production networks day to day — so every class is grounded in how RouterOS behaves in real ISP and enterprise environments.
When to use a binary .backup file and when to use a text .rsc export, how to create both safely in RouterOS v7, and how to restore without surprises.
A minimal, readable input-chain policy that keeps management access on your LAN, plus the service and discovery settings that attackers look for first.
Connect a MikroTik router to an ISP that uses PPPoE: create the client, add NAT, clamp MSS, and work through the usual reasons a session will not come up.
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