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Mikrotik RouterOS➧

Overview

For Mikrotik routers running RouterOS WildcoreDMS works through the RouterOS API and shows a dedicated page with interfaces, address lists, ARP, DHCP, queues and BGP sessions. Mikrotik CRS/SwOS switches work as regular switches.

Component

Mikrotik RouterOS (router_os).

Connection➧

  • RouterOS API access is required: the api service is enabled on the router and allowed from the WildcoreDMS server address.
  • Login and password are taken from the device access.
  • The default API port is 8728. To change it: for the whole system — SWC_MIKROTIK_API_PORT in System configuration, for a model or a device — the mikrotik_api_port key in additional parameters.

Tabs➧

Tab What it shows
Interfaces Name, type, status (up/down/disabled), last link-up time, link-down count, traffic and counters
Address list Firewall address lists: list name, address, dynamic/disabled flag, creation time
ARPs IP, MAC, interface (VLAN), status, comment
Leases DHCP leases: IP, MAC, hostname, DHCP server, status, lease time and expiration, last seen
DHCP servers Servers: name, interface, address pool, lease time
Simple queues Simple queues: name, target (IP), limit-at, max-limit, type, dynamic/disabled
BGP sessions Local AS, Router ID, number of established sessions; for each peer — remote address and AS, IPv4/IPv6, local address, state, time in current state, last error. RouterOS v6 and v7 are supported — see BGP sessions

Data is refreshed with the tab's refresh button. Interface traffic history is collected by the poller.

Permissions

Viewing requires the "Get router OS info" permission.