To view your MikroTik devices, open Network → Routers and select a row to open its detail view. Use this page to check whether a router reports online, review its activity, and open its customer or payment lists.
Add a router
Choose Add Device, enter a Device Name, optionally enter its Location, and select the installed MikroTik Version (v7.x or v6.x). Save the router to open Device Configuration, then follow the setup steps shown there. After setup, check that its Status changes to Online and review Last Seen.
For TP-Link Omada access points, see How do I set up a TP-Link Omada access point?.
What a router row shows
- Device Name and Router Code - the label you gave it and its provisioning identifier.
- Configured Services - which access models this router runs: Hotspot, PPPoE, or Static IP. If none are set, the platform treats it as Hotspot.
- Status - see Router health and diagnostics for what each state means.
The router detail tabs
System Information
Router Overview shows the device identity and health:
- Model, RouterOS Version, Licensed capacity - the hardware, the RouterOS build, and the licence ceiling for concurrent users.
- Status, Last Seen - current state and the last time the router reported in.
- CPU Usage, Memory Usage, Disk Usage - live resource readings.
MikroTik Availability shows a graph of online versus offline days for the router over the selected period, with the uptime percentage and the number of offline events.
Events
Open router alerts, for example offline events, with their resolution state.
Reports
Operational and financial reporting for that router:
- Active Users (currently connected), Total Data Used, Monthly Revenue, Revenue (30d), Traffic (30d), Sessions (30d), Open Alerts, and SMS Sent (30d).
- Charts for traffic by day, monthly revenue, peak usage hours, package distribution, and SMS trend.
- Monthly reports - generated summaries you can download as PDF or XLSX, including the recommendation summary for the month.
Customers / Payments / Backups
- Customers - the subscribers served by this router.
- Payments - payments collected through it.
- Backups - configuration backups recorded for the device.
Related
- Router health and diagnostics - interpreting status and reachability.
- IP Bindings - router-scoped device bindings.