Users and Services

MikroTik RouterOS provides a robust system for managing users and services on your router. This includes user management for accessing and configuring the router, as well as managing various services that the router offers. Here's a detailed overview of these aspects:

1. User Management in RouterOS

Creating and Managing Users

User Accounts:

  • View Users:

user print

Lists all user accounts on the router.

  • Add User:

user add name=username password=password group=group

Replace username, password, and group with the desired values.

  • Remove User:

user remove [find name=username]

Replace username with the actual username of the account to be removed.

  • Change User Password:

user set [find name=username] password=newpassword

Replace username and newpassword with the appropriate values.

User Groups:

  • View User Groups:

  • Add User Group:

  • Remove User Group:

  • Assign User Group: When adding a user, specify the group:

User Privileges:

  • Admin Group: Provides full access to all router functions.

  • Read Group: Allows users to view configurations but not make changes.

  • Write Group: Allows users to make changes but not access sensitive settings.

Access Control

  • User Roles: Different roles (groups) have varying levels of access. For instance, the full group has complete access, while read allows only viewing configurations.

  • Login Security: Ensure strong passwords and consider limiting access by IP address for added security.

2. Services in RouterOS

RouterOS offers a range of services that can be managed via the CLI or graphical interfaces. These services include:

Network Services:

  • DHCP Server:

    • View Configuration:

    • Add DHCP Server:

    • Configure Address Pool:

  • DNS Server:

    • View DNS Configuration:

    • Configure DNS Server:

  • NAT (Network Address Translation):

    • View NAT Rules:

    • Add NAT Rule:

Management Services:

  • SSH:

    • Enable SSH Service:

    • Change SSH Port:

  • HTTP/HTTPS (Web Interface):

    • Enable Web Access:

    • Change HTTP/HTTPS Port:

  • Winbox:

    • Enable Winbox Access:

    • Change Winbox Port:

  • Telnet:

    • Enable Telnet Service:

    • Change Telnet Port:

Security Considerations:

  • Disable Unused Services: To reduce security risks, disable services that are not in use.

  • Change Default Ports: Alter default ports for services to avoid common attacks.

  • Use Strong Passwords: Ensure that all accounts use strong, unique passwords.

3. Service Management Commands

  • List Services:

  • Disable a Service:

Replace service_name with the actual service you wish to disable (e.g., telnet, www, etc.).

  • Enable a Service:

By effectively managing users and services, you can ensure your MikroTik router operates securely and efficiently, tailored to your specific network needs.

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