MikroTik Failover Setup with LABS

Have a smooth failover setup using MikroTik and keep your users connected to the internet if any ISP failure happens

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What You Will Learn!

Configure Failover between 3 ISP's links
Understand what is the distance in the route
Connecting your router to 3 ISPs
Use mangle rule to have the Failover working smoothly
Understand what is the job of Mark routing and where to use it
Be able to access your router from outside via any IP provided from the different ISPs
Understand the usage of torch while doing troubleshooting
Detect the ISP failure using recursive route
Understand what is the scope and target scope
Understand how to use Netwatch tool with scripting for the Failover

Description

Failover setup using MikroTik is a very important topic and very required to be implemented in our network in case we are connected to the internet via 2 or more ISP's. However, if the Failover setup is not properly configured then this can lead to many problems to our users who wants to get connected to the internet.

In this course, I will explain to you why we need to have Failover and how to configure it so in case the main ISP goes offline then the backup will be working directly and this is seamless to the users. After configuring the Failover, I will dive into more LABS showing you what problems can encounter with the Failover configuration and how to solve those problems in a way that the Failover will be working all the time with no any problem.

The course will be based on real LABs scenarios with step-by-step so you are able to understand each topic and able to apply that in your real network.

If you need to configure Failover setup properly on MikroTik, this course will help you to do so.