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* [[Manual:Peripherals|Peripherals]] - MikroTik and other vendor supported/unsupported peripheral list. | * [[Manual:Peripherals|Peripherals]] - MikroTik and other vendor supported/unsupported peripheral list. | ||
* [[Media:RouterOS_6_Encryption_Details.pdf|RouterOS encryption compatibility for Russia]] | * [[Media:RouterOS_6_Encryption_Details.pdf|RouterOS encryption compatibility for Russia]] | ||
* [[Media:PowerLine_product_encryption_details.pdf|PowerLine encryption details for Russia]] | |||
== Legacy articles == | == Legacy articles == | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 2 January 2020
MikroTik product guides
These articles contain the first steps to start using our products, as well as specific information about ports, LED status indicators and other seful information.
Wireless systems
General hardware information
- RouterBOARD Troubleshooting
- MikroTik Password Recovery
- Netinstall - How to install or re-install RouterOS on to a RouterBoard
- Upgrading RouterBOARD Bootloader
- Serial Console - How to access the Comand Console via the Serial Port of a RouterBoard
- List of Default Configuration files for RouterBOARD devices
- RouterBOOT changelog
- PoE-Out on MikroTik devices
- MikroTik POE in compatibility table
- RouterBOARD Switch chips
- RouterBOARD USB port capability table
- MikroTik SFP module compatibility table
- Peripherals - MikroTik and other vendor supported/unsupported peripheral list.
- RouterOS encryption compatibility for Russia
- PowerLine encryption details for Russia
Legacy articles
- Grounding and ESD protection
- Mini-PCI_(In)Compatibility - List of Mini-PCI radios which are known to work well or (and not at all).
- Solar Power HOWTO - How to design and build a solar power system for Routerboard devices (includes examples).
- RouterBOARD 532 Linux SDK