How to get MikroTik Manager running, how to point it at your first router, and what to do when something does not look right.
Docker, Docker Compose, or as a MikroTik Container App on RouterOS. Environment variables, updating, HTTPS.
Step 2From your first login to your first device: sites, the RouterOS account to create, and which connection method to pick.
Step 3The four roles, per-site scope, two-factor authentication and passkeys, and how to recover a locked-out account.
Day to dayChecking RouterOS and firmware, the four actions, and the sequential queue that upgrades powered devices before the switch feeding them.
Day to dayWhat a backup is here, completeness checks, three levels of schedule inheritance — and why there is no restore button.
Day to dayThe built-in syslog receiver on port 5514, what to configure on the router, and how a message is matched to its device.
When stuckWhat the status badges actually mean, reverse proxy and WebSocket, certificates, and why a tab is empty.
These pages are about operating MikroTik Manager: getting it talking to your routers, and understanding what it tells you. They are not a RouterOS tutorial — where RouterOS itself is the subject, the authority is manual.mikrotik.com, and this documentation links there rather than paraphrasing it.
Everything here is checked against the shipped version. If a page contradicts what you see in the interface, the interface is right and the page is a bug worth reporting.
Material that lives elsewhere and is not repeated here: