Official MikroTik courses
MTCNA
MTCNA
MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA)
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Training description
Length : 3 days, from 8 h to 16 h.
Objectives : Upon completion of this training, the student will be familiar with RouterOS software and RouterBOARD products. They will be able to configure, manage, and troubleshoot basic problems on a MikroTik product and provide services to their clients.
Target audience : Analysts, designers and network technicians interested in deploying and maintaining:
- Entreprise networks
- Customer routers (ISPs and WISPs)
Prerequisites : The student must have a good understanding of the TCP/IP protocol and Ethernet networks.
Language This training is offered in the agreed-upon language. The training materials are in English.
COURSE CURRICULUM (in English)
MTCRE
MTCRE
MikroTik Certified Routing Expert (MTCRE)
MikroTik Certified Routing Engineer (free translation)
Training description
Length : 2 days, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3 days if online.
Objectives At the end of this training, the student will be familiar with static routing, VPNs (VPN), point-to-point addressing, and dynamic routing using OSPF. It will be able to offer more advanced services to its customers.
Target audience More advanced analysts, designers, and network technicians.
Prerequisites The student must hold their MTCNA certification.
Language This training is offered in the agreed language. The teaching material is in English.
COURSE CURRICULUM (in English)
MTCWE
MTCWE
MikroTik Certified Wireless Expert (MTCWE)
MikroTik Certified Wireless Expert
Training description
Length : 2 days, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3 days if online.
Objectives At the end of this training, the student will be familiar with the different aspects of wireless networks on MikroTik routers. They will be able to offer more advanced services to their clients.
Target audience More advanced analysts, designers, and network technicians.
Prerequisites The student must hold their MTCNA certification.
Language This training is offered in the agreed language. The teaching material is in English.
COURSE CURRICULUM (in English)
Specialized courses
Introduction to the TCP/IP protocol
Introduction to the TCP/IP protocol
Length : About 6 hours.
Objectives : At the end of this training, the student will have a basic understanding of the TCP/IP v4 protocol and will be able to perform subnetting with masks of different sizes. It will also allow you to undertake MikroTik's MTCNA and MTCRE training.
Target audience : Engineers, technicians and any other person:
- Having to manage a network environment running under TCP/IP v4
- Eager to broaden their knowledge of TCP/IP v4
- Eager to quickly and confidently undertake the official MikroTik training courses
Prerequisites : : Understanding the concept of local area networks.
Course curriculum:
- Module 1 – Introduction: History of TCP/IP, Overview of networks, IP (4 layers) and OSI (7 layers) models, Collision domains and broadcast, Decimal, binary and hexadecimal systems
- Module 2 – MAC and IP Addresses: Formats, Interactions between MAC and IP, IP Address Masks, IP Address Classes, Optimizing IP Address Usage
- Module 3 – Addressing Plan: What is it, why have one?
- Module 4 – Protocols: TCP, UDP, ICMP, ARP
- Module 5 – Routing Protocols: Routing Objectives, Static Routing, Dynamic Routing
- Module 6 – Basic Troubleshooting: Basic tools for accessing equipment, important non-technical tools, troubleshooting steps, being proactive
Firewalls in RouterOS, Volume 1
Firewalls under RouterOS, volume 1
Length: ½ day
Objectives: At the end of this training, the student will have additional knowledge on certain firewall options under RouterOS.
Target audienceTelecommunications engineers and technicians responsible for deploying and maintaining secure telecommunications infrastructures.
Prerequisites: THe student must have a good understanding of RouterOS and understand traffic flows across a network. Having an MTCNA certification is an asset. A good understanding of TCP/IP is required.
Course curriculum:
- Module 1 - Basic rules
- Traffic analysis
- Schedule access rights
- Control access rights per user
- BlacklistingBlacklist)
- Knock knock, who's there?(Port knocking))
- Module 2 – Basic Mangle
- Control big talkers
- Basic Quality of service
Introduction to the 802.11 standard
Introduction to the 802.11 standard
Length : About 6 hours.
Objectives : Upon completion of this training, the student will have a basic understanding of the 802.11 standard and general knowledge for deploying and supporting Wi-Fi networks. This will allow you to confidently undertake MikroTik's MTCNA and MTCWE training courses. Furthermore, unless you have prior practical experience with Wi-Fi; It is strongly recommended to complete this training BEFORE registering for the MTCWE.
Target audience Engineers, technicians and any other person:
- Having to support a Wi-Fi network
- Eager to deepen their knowledge of Wi-Fi
- Eager to quickly undertake the official MikroTik MTCNA and MTCWE training courses
Prerequisites : Understand the concept of Wi-Fi networks.
Course curriculum
- Module 1 – History and standards
- Module 2 – Radiation, antennas and RF mathematics
- Module 3 – Wi-Fi tools
- Module 4 – Wifi deployment
- Module 5 – Wi-Fi troubleshooting
- Module 6 – Wi-Fi security
Wireless networks under RouterOS (WNROS);
Wireless networks under RouterOS (WNROS);
Training description
Length: 2 days, from 8h to 16h.
Objectives : At the end of this training, the student will be familiar with the various aspects of wireless networks on MikroTik routers and the 802.11 standard in general. They will be able to offer more advanced services to their clients.
Target audience : More advanced network engineers and technicians.
Prerequisites : The student must be familiar with the 802.11 standard.
Course curriculum:
- Module 1 – Introduction
- Module 2 – Antennas and Wi-Fi math
- Module 3 – Tools
- Module 4 – Wi-Fi security
- Module 5 – Deploying Wi-Fi
- Module 6 – Mesh networks
- Module 7 – NV2
- Module 8 – Diagnosing Problems
- Module 9 – CAPsMAN
- Module 10 – References
CAPsMAN, Volume 1
CAPsMAN, Volume 1
Training description
Length: 1 day
Objectives: Upon completion of this training, the student will master the concepts required to configure a distributed Wi-Fi environment managed by a CAPsMAN controller under RouterOS v7.13 with the "Wireless" package.
Target audience: Telecommunications engineers and technicians who must deploy and operate centrally managed Wi-Fi infrastructures.
Prerequisites: THe student must have a good understanding of RouterOS and the 802.11standard. Having an MTCNA certification is an asset.
Note: You must have 2 routers (hAP-ac, for example)
Course curriculum:
- Module 1 – Introduction
- What CAPsMAN is and what it does
- Module 2 – Configuring CAPsMAN
- CAPsMAN parameters
- Data rates, access lists, security profiles, channels, configuration, provisioning, manager
- CAPsMAN parameters
- Module 3 – Configuring a CAP
- L2 and L3 CAP
- Module 4 – Local traffic
- Module 5 – Updating CAPs
- RouterOS
- Firmware
- Module 6 – Labs