Core Features
mTikOps provides a consolidated web UI for common MikroTik RouterOS operations. The platform focuses on practical network management features that teams and small ISPs use daily - or even for personal use.
Hotspot Management
- Users: Create, edit, enable/disable and manage hotspot users; bulk/generate users and print vouchers.
- Profiles: Manage user profiles (bandwidth, session limits, rate limits).
- Active Sessions: View and disconnect active hotspot sessions.
- Hosts: Inspect connected devices and their status on hotspot servers.
PPP / PPPoE
- PPPoE/PPP Secrets: Manage secrets, profiles and active PPP sessions.
- Servers & Profiles: Configure PPP servers and reusable profile templates.
Queue & Bandwidth Management
- Queues: Create and manage queues (simple and tree views) for bandwidth shaping.
- Queue Types: Support for different queue algorithms and rate-limiting setup.
- Parent Queues: Organize hierarchical queues for complex traffic policies.
IP & Network Services
- Addresses: View and manage IP addresses and pools.
- DHCP: Inspect clients, networks and options.
- DNS: View DNS settings, cache and static entries.
- ARP & Interfaces: Monitor ARP table and interface statuses.
- UPnP & Services: View and manage enabled services and UPnP state.
Monitoring & Diagnostics
- Traffic: Basic traffic statistics and graphs.
- System Info: CPU, memory and system uptime details.
- Logs: View RouterOS logs for troubleshooting.
- Scripts: List and run scripts; review saved scripts on devices.
Automation & Utilities
- Remote API: Interact with RouterOS via the API for commands and automation.
- Generate & Print: Voucher generation and printing support for hotspot workflows.
- Export: Export users and data to CSV for reporting and backups.
Security & Access
- Credentials Management: Store device credentials (use least-privilege accounts).
- Network Controls: Support for restricted API access and recommendations for secure deployment (HTTPS, firewall rules, VPN).
Extensibility
The codebase is organized so features can be extended; additional pages and integrations can be added as plugins or modules.
How features map to the UI
Most features are available from the main navigation and dedicated manager pages (see Hotspot, PPP, IP, Queues). Each manager page provides action panels, lists/tables, and contextual controls like add/edit/remove and bulk actions.