NAS & routers.

Link a MikroTik router, run the provisioning script in RouterOS, then choose the services you want to use.

Routers

registered NAS devices

Online

reachable via monitoring

Offline

not responding

Live Sessions

open sessions right now

Router	Status	Sessions	Services	Last Checked	Actions

Link a MikroTik.

Register your MikroTik router, paste the provisioning script into RouterOS, then choose the services you want to provide to your subscribers.

Connection

Provision

Services

Done

Router connection

Tell us how to reach this router. We'll generate a script that sets up a dedicated API user with these credentials.

Router name / identity *

Letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens and underscores. Must start and end with a letter or number.

Router IP address or hostname *

REST API port *

HTTPS REST port (443)

API username *

API password *

Auto-generated. Keep this safe — it goes into the router.

Provision your MikroTik

Open WinBox → New Terminal, paste the script, and press Enter.

1. Open WinBox

Connect to your MikroTik router and open New Terminal.

2. Paste the script

Copy the script below, paste it into the RouterOS terminal, and press Enter.

Router identity

—

API user

ispplatform

Choose services

Select the services this router will provide to your subscribers.

✓

Hotspot

Captive portal, hotspot users, vouchers and subscriber sessions.

PPPoE

PPPoE subscriber authentication, profiles and active sessions.

DHCP

Monitor DHCP servers, leases, pools and assigned addresses.

Queues

Monitor simple queues, bandwidth limits and traffic usage.

Interfaces

Monitor Ethernet, wireless, VLAN and other interfaces.

Monitoring

CPU, memory, uptime, RouterOS version and availability.

✓

MikroTik linked

Your MikroTik router has been registered in the ISP Platform.

Router—

StatusRegistered

Services—

API Userispplatform

Connection—

PlatformISP Platform