Time to finally write up MikroTik and Users Management – this one’s been sitting in drafts for ages, and while I’m at it, I’ll also set up SSH key authentication. Let’s walk through the main concepts and settings of Authentication, Authorization, Accounting in MikroTik – groups, policies, and users. What we have and what needs… Read More »
In the post MikroTik: setting up WireGuard and connecting Linux peers I described how to set up MikroTik as a VPN Hub and connect a peer running on Debian Linux. Setup on Arch Linux is mostly the same as on Debian – but every time I end up digging through this blog and my other… Read More »
Another one of the many nice features of MikroTik – built-in WireGuard support (although even cheap TP-Link Archers have it). In my setup, the MikroTik RB4011 acts as a “VPN Hub” – all clients connect to it and are united into a single network, and the role of VPN is slightly exaggerated is genuinely important… Read More »
I had been thinking about trying MikroTik for a long time, but I was always a bit too lazy to delve into RouterOS. Finally, riding the wave of the Home NAS project setup (see the beginning in FreeBSD: Home NAS, part 1 – setting up ZFS mirror), I decided it was time to upgrade my… Read More »