WINBOX FOR IPHONE PLUS

Go to “IP > Firewall”, in the “Filter Rules” click on a blue plus sign again, a new window will appear. Last step – making sure that our router has necessary ports open to accept incoming IPsec connections. In the “Name” field enter your VPN client username, in “Password” field we enter our user’s password. In the same “PPP” window go to “Secrets” tab, click on the blue plus sign – a new window will appear where we define individual VPN user profile. In the “Remote Address” field choose the VPN range name that we made earlier. In the newly opened window in the “Local Address” field click on the down arrow on the right and enter your VPN gateway address. Now open “PPP” section, go to “Profiles” tab and double click on “default” profile. In the “Addresses” field define your necessary IP address range (don’t forget to leave out one address for the gateway). In the “Name” field input any name you want for your range, take note of it. Go to “IP > Pool” section, click on the blue plus sign in the new window – another window will open. Note that your VPN IP address range must be different from other services that are used on the device ( for example DHCP) Next step – defining your VPN client IP address range, gateway and VPN client profiles for each user.

WINBOX FOR IPHONE PASSWORD

In the “IPsec Secret” field enter and take note of your unique password – It will be required for your VPN clients, everything else left at default values. Tick the “Enabled” setting, in the “Default Profile” section select “default”. Go to “PPP > Interface” section of winbox, press on “L2TP Server” button – a new “L2TP Server” configuration window will open:

WINBOX FOR IPHONE ANDROID

In the current example we will show how easy it is to setup and configure an L2TP/IPsec server on a MikroTik router with default configuration (RouterOS 6.16 or later) for use with roadwarrior connection (works with Windows, Android an IOS) using winbox interface. Click the Menu button at top left corner in Devices page.Basic L2TP/IPsec server configuration on a MikroTik device. Try to connect to your device in LAN first. Maybe the router's public IP is unreachable. Check whether 8728 port is acceptable in /ip firewall filters. Make sure API service is enable in /ip services. Tap on the device you just added to connect to the device. Fill host, port, username and password. Tap on ‘+Add a new device’ at the bottom. Resources usage, Interface bytes, queues rates, Hotspot user rates, client count. Ping, Bandwidth Test, Flood Ping, Ping Speed.

Be able to run System Scripts and get running result. Safe form editing, only save/update changed attributes. Show description of Mikrotik Documentation when editing a field. Enable/disable/delete/comment list items. Live chart for cpu load and free memory. iCloud syncing! Backup your device list and restore them Status bar to show whether it is connectable. Secure your devices with port knocking and API-SSL Multi device management, comment and filtering. Enjoy it! iWinbox 2 brings exciting new features You can use this app in both iPhone and iPad. Manage your MikroTik RouterOS 6.x devices anywhere, anytime with iWinbox.

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