![]() They will look something like this, you can mess with it but it's easy to mess it up: (2) Set up an L2TP profile (this is a way of setting defaults for several logins, or "secrets"):Ĭreate a pool of addresses for your clients:Ĭurrent RouterOS versions will automatically configure IPSec for you at this point. Move these rules to the top of your input chain. ![]() (1) Add firewall rules: /ip firewall filterĪdd action=accept chain=input comment="Allow L2PT VPN access" \Īdd action=accept chain=input protocol=ipsec-espĪdd action=accept chain=input protocol=ipsec-ah IP → Cloud, and ✓ to enable! Set up L2TP VPN Server (2) or System → Packages, "Check for Updates" MikroTik Dynamic DNS Service (1) Check for Updates button on the QuickSet page ![]() So the lesson learned is: always keep your MikroTik firmware up to date! How? You have two options (using WinFig): The end result? VOIP accounts compromised, about $300 of voice calls charged. ![]() ![]() MikroTik had published an updated firmware version a few months before that mitigated the "attach vector", but unfortunately the device hadn't been updated in time. One of my clients had their MikroTik compromised in 2018. To MicroTik or to MikroTik? I can never remember.Ī collection of notes on MikroTik configuration & Maintenance. ![]()
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