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Mikrotik Essentials
- Duration : 3 Days
- Time : 08:00-17:00
- Language : English
- Level : Intermediate
- Format : Off-Line
- Certificate : Yes
TRAINER :
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TRAINING DESCRIPTION
This Mikrotik Essentials will provide you with the skills to configure a MikroTik RouterOS Routerboard as a dedicated router, a bandwidth manager, a firewall, a wireless access point, a VPN Server etc. This course covers the basics skills of routerOS configuration which is very useful for those who are new to Mikrotik RouterOS.
PREREQUISITE
- Knowledge of TCP/IP – we assumed students are already understand IPv4 addressing, subnetting, OSI Model and basic networking skills.
- Laptop with WiFi and Ethernet ports. If your laptop is non-windows based (e.g. Linux, Mac), then Winbox must be installed and working before join the class.
- one CAT5 cable, min length 1m
FACILITIES
- lunch
- snack
- certificate of attendance
- printed training manual
LAB: Review TCP/IP
LAB: Introduction to Mikrotik products and code
LAB: Routerboard hard reset
LAB: Accessing routerboard using layer 3 connectivity
LAB: Accessing routerboard using layer 2 connectivity
LAB: RouterOS CLI
LAB: Reset with default configuration
LAB: Reset without default configuration
LAB: Install mikrotik from ISO image
LAB: Setup identity
LAB: create a group policy
LAB: create / modify user
LAB: check software ID and license
LAB: configure / modify IP address
LAB: display routing table
LAB: display ARP table
LAB: upload files to router
LAB: download files from router
LAB: reinstall routerboard with netinstall
LAB: quickset
LAB: backup router configuration
LAB: restore from backup file
LAB: connect to WLAN
LAB: display wireless registration table
LAB: using wireless scan tool to connect to AP
LAB: configure router to connect internet
LAB: check internet connectivity
LAB: bandwidth test tool
LAB: setup dhcp-client
LAB: setup end-devices to connect to internet
LAB: using torch as troubleshooting tool
LAB: analyzing network
LAB: solving network issue: static routing
LAB: solving network issue: NAT (not recommended)
LAB: DHCP server
LAB: static dhcp lease
LAB: static arp entry
LAB: setup router clock using NTP
LAB: setup NTP server
LAB: setup DNS client
LAB: setup DNS cache
LAB: downgrade routerOS
LAB: upgrade routerOS
LAB: upgrade firmware
LAB: disable/uninstall particular package
LAB: manage services on RouterOS
LAB: using script
LAB: using scheduler
LAB: adding widget to winbox
LAB: using profile tool
LAB: using graphing tool
LAB: verbose log
LAB: configure email settings
LAB: send email from router (GUI)
LAB: send backup to email
LAB: using sms tool
LAB: using netwatch tool
LAB: configure SNMP settings
LAB: configure SNMP settings
LAB: using MNDP
LAB: generate supout.rif file
LAB: asking support
LAB: networking review
LAB: setup static routing
LAB: layer 3 looping
LAB: using routing protocol RIP
LAB: understanding flags on routing table
LAB: join a wireless network
LAB: using snooper tool
LAB: setup an access point
LAB: display registration table
LAB: using nstreme protocol
LAB: using nv2 protocol
LAB: using 802.11n protocol
LAB: limiting each station tx/rx rate
LAB: disable default forward
LAB: access list
LAB: connect list
LAB: WEP encryption
LAB: WPA encryption
LAB: regulatory domain
LAB: create a simple bridge
LAB: create a simple switch
LAB: bridging wireless interface
LAB: firewall filter
LAB: understanding drop vs reject
LAB: understanding action log
LAB: understanding action add to address-list
LAB: understanding action jump
LAB: SRC-NAT, static IP
LAB: SRC-NAT, masquerade
LAB: DST-NAT (port forwarding)
LAB: DST-NAT, redirect
LAB: firewall on bridge
LAB: connection tracking
LAB: simple queue
LAB: QOS with burst
LAB: QOS with PCQ
LAB: monitoring queue with graph
LAB: setup EoIP tunnel
LAB: bridging EoIP interface
LAB: Point to Point Tunnelling Protocol (PPTP)
LAB: SSTP
LAB: PPPoE
LAB: PPP client (mobile broadband)
This course is aimed at network administrators, integrators, Network Managers, IT consultants and other technical users who already use or would like to start using Mikrotik RouterOS. For those with no prior TCP/IP knowledge, we recommend to take Networking Fundamental course before joining this class.
Achmad Mardiansyah
(Linux and Mikrotik Certified Consultant and Trainer)
A telecommunication and IT engineer, passionate in UNIX/Linux, Data science, IT, Programming, Telecommunication and Networking technologies. Has more than 15-year experiences in app developer, networking and system administration, in Indonesia and overseas, especially in telecommuniation environment. Familiar with Network Architecture, NOKIA HLRi, Apertio/OneNDS, HSS, Radius, and web technologies. A fast-learner, and always willing to learn new technologies. Holder of CCNA, SCSA, SCNA, RHCT/RHCSA, LFCE, MTCNA, MTCRE, MTCWE, MTCTCE, UEWA, UBRSA, UBWA and Mikrotik trainer and ubiquiti trainer certifications.
Rahayu Roesmini
(Business Development GLC Networks)
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