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How MikroTik Hotspot User Management Works
If you run a captive portal for guests, you already know the real job is not getting people online. It is deciding who gets online, for how long, and how...
How to Know When a Hotspot Router Goes Offline
When a hotspot router goes down, your customers notice before you do. Someone sits in a shop, taps your network name, gets nothing, and either walks out or...
How to Manage MikroTik Routers Behind NAT
You deployed a MikroTik router at a remote site, and it has been doing its job quietly. Then the day comes when you need to change a setting, check a log,...
How to Manage Multiple MikroTik Routers for a WiFi Business
Running one router is simple. You log in, set the network name, choose a password, and move on. Running several routers across different shops, stalls, or...
How to Choose a WiFi Billing Platform for a Small ISP
Choosing a wifi billing platform for small ISP operations is one of the biggest decisions you will make as an owner. The platform sits between your routers,...
How to Configure a MikroTik Captive Portal for Paid WiFi
A captive portal is the gatekeeper of your paid WiFi. When a customer joins your network and opens a browser, the portal catches that request and sends them...
How to Connect a MikroTik Router to a Hotspot Billing Platform
Running a hotspot from local user lists on a single router works until you need to answer simple questions: who is online right now, which package did they...
How to Automate MikroTik Hotspot User Provisioning
Every hotspot starts small. You add some local hotspot user entries on the router, hand out the credentials, and everything works. Then the venue gets...