One of the basic setup wizard of ROS

Article Title: One of the basic setup wizard of ROS. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

Basic Setup Wizard document version 0.3.0 (Fri Mar 05 07:52:32 GMT 2004)

This document is only applicable to MikroTik RouterOS V2.8?

Description Note: Add Software Package Description in MikroTik vro description terminal console navigation description note basic configuration job description note basic instance observation route add default route test network connectivity Advanced Configuration job description application Example with Masquerading bandwidth management instance NAT instance overview MikroTik RouterOS? Is a IA-32 router and thin router independent of the linux operating system. It does not require the addition of any additional parts and has no software requirements. It is designed as a simple and easy-to-use powerful interface that allows network administrators to configure the network structure and functions. This requires you to learn the following reference manual anytime and anywhere.

Related documents? Package management? Device Driver list? License Management? Ping? Service quality? Firewall filter? Winbox description MikroTik RouterOS? You can change an outdated table PC into a powerful network router.

Only standard PC network interfaces can be used to expand the capabilities of routers, and Remote windows (WinBox) applications can be controlled from time to time .? Professional Quality Control and explosive support? Comprehensive firewall and P2P protocol filtering, tunneling and IPsec? STP bridging with filtering capabilities? Is the ultra-high-speed 802.11a/B/g wireless network the same as WEP? What are the features of WDS and virtual AP? Is Hot Spot suitable for out-of-the-box access? RIP, OSPF, and BGP routing protocols? Support for Gigabit Ethernet? V.35, X.21, T1/E1 synchronization support? Is asynchronous PPP the same as raduis aaa? IP phone number? Remote winbox GUI management? Telnet/ssh/parallel Console Management? Always configure and monitor? There are more (please refer to the detailed instructions t)

This wizard describes the basic installation steps and how to configure a professional PC Router to run MikroTik RouterOS ?.

Create a MikroTik RouterOS?

Description: how to download and install MikroTik RouterOS?

MikroTik RouterOS? Download and install is described in the following figure: 1. Download the Basic installation file.

* Do you want the media to install MikroTik RouterOS? Please select the following methods to download? ISO image? Install CD if you have another erasable CDROM. This ISO image file is MTcdimage_v2-8-x_dd-mmm-yyyy _ (build_z ). The zip file contains a bootable CD. CD that can be mounted from a standard PC to a hard disk or flash device .? Netinstall? If you want to install RouterOS from the network, you need a LAN and a bootable imported floppy disk, or a network adapter that supports network boot using PXE ,. The Network installer must work in Windows 95/98/NT4/2 K/XP .? Create a MikroTik disk-if you want to create a 3.5 "installation floppy disk, the disk creator is a self-extracting file DiskMaker_v2-8-x_dd-mmm-yyyy _ (build_z ). Exe, which should be the installation floppy disk created on your windows95/98/NT4/2 K/XP workstation. The installation of a floppy disk will be used to start a dedicated PC and install MikroTik RouterOS on your hard disk or flash device ?.

2. Create the installation media and use the appropriate installation file to create the installation cd or floppy disk .? Write an ISO image into an empty CD .? For this floppy disk, run the manufacturing installation floppy disk on your windows workstation.

Insert the following floppy disk into your drive in sequence. Mark Disk 1 as 2, 3, and so on.

3. Install MikroTik RouterOS? Software.

The hardware of your dedicated PC Router should be :? CPU and motherboard? More advanced ground generation CPU (core frequency MHz or higher), new production (Intel Pentium, Cyrix 6X86, AMD K5 or compatible) or newer IntelIA-32 (i386) compatible (various processors are not supported )? RAM? Minimum 48 MB, maximum 1 GB; recommended for 64 MB or higher? Hard Drive/Flash? Standard ATA interface controllers and devices (SCSI and USB controllers and devices are not supported; RAID controllers and additional devices are not supported) and the minimum 64 MB space, when installing a vro, the following hardware is required :? Floppy-Floppy disk-based installation? The standard AT Floppy controller and 3.5 \ 'disk are used as the first connected device; AT, PS/2 or USB keyboard; VGA-compatible video control card and monitor .? CD-based installation-standard ATA/ATAPI interface controllers and CD drivers support "El Torito" bootable CD disks (if the BIOS of the router supports this type of boot media you may need another check ); AT, PS/2 or USB keyboard; VGA-compatible video control card and monitor .? Floppy-Network-based installation-the standard AT Floppy controller and the 3.5 \ 'Floppy disk device are the first devices connected to the Floppy disk; what is the PCI bus Ethernet interface card supported by MikroTik RouterOS (see the device driver list for details )? Full network-fully-installed on the network-PCI bus ethernet card supported by MikroTik RouterOS (see Device Driver list for details) ROM with PXE or boot NIC (If your vrobios BIOS List supports starting your network card, you need to check it separately) Note that if you use network installation, you must have a software installation license during installation (detailed description of how to use it in the next section ).

Start your installation on a dedicated PC Router from the installation media you created and request that your HDD be reformatted on the MikroTik RouterOS console screen. After the software is successfully installed, it prompts you to remove your CD disk or floppy disk and press \ 'enter \ 'to restart your router.