MikroTik Configuration in Tashkent

MikroTik routers can do almost everything — provided the hands configuring them know what they are doing. SAT Solutions professionally configures MikroTik for offices, ISPs and enterprises: routing, VPN, firewall, channel balancing, Hotspot and traffic prioritisation. We take on both new devices and ones "set up by a neighbor" — with all the accumulated surprises.

The power of RouterOS is flexibility: one box replaces a router, a firewall, a VPN gateway and a Wi-Fi controller. The flip side is that in factory configuration it is neither secure nor optimal, and DIY mistakes repeat themselves: Winbox open to the internet, an admin password, no firewall rules and a three-year-old firmware with known vulnerabilities. Such routers join botnets by the thousand — we clean up the consequences regularly.

The baseline we always deliver: management access closed from outside, a firewall built on "deny everything not explicitly allowed", current firmware, a configuration backup and documented credentials. Then, per task: VLANs to separate office, guest and camera networks, DHCP with address reservations, port forwarding without security holes.

VPN is the most frequent business request. We join offices into one network over WireGuard or IPsec: branches see the head office servers and ERP as local, with traffic encrypted in between. Remote staff get access from laptops and phones — with certificates, not one shared password for everyone. Multi-WAN failover is automatic: the main ISP goes down, traffic shifts to the backup, and the office never notices.

Balancing and prioritisation solve the "internet exists but work is impossible" problem. We spread the load across several ISPs and shape bandwidth by task: video calls and the ERP get priority, updates and torrents get the remainder. For cafes, hotels and clinics we configure Hotspot with SMS or voucher authorisation and a guest network isolated from the working one.

For ISPs and large networks we offer more: OSPF/BGP routing, tunnels between nodes, QoS policies, load monitoring and alerts. We audit existing configurations with a written report: what is configured dangerously, what is suboptimal, what will break with growth. An audit often saves buying new hardware — the problem turns out to be the configuration, not the capacity.

We work on-site across Tashkent and remotely across all of Uzbekistan — MikroTik was made for that. Networks go onto subscription support: monitoring, updates, incident response, consulting. A configured network is handed over with a passport: diagram, addressing, credentials, configuration backups. Workmanship is under warranty — no "after us, the deluge".