MikroTik Migration Guide

Required Access

• MikroTik router IP address and administrative credentials
• RouterOS API access enabled (port 8728)
• Read access to all configuration sections

Data Preparation

Before starting migration, ensure you have:

• Created bandwidth profiles in Alternet ISP Billing System
• Set up service plans that match your MikroTik profiles
• Prepared client data in CSV format (if using bulk import)
• Organized recharge history data (if migrating billing data)

Step 1: Connect to MikroTik Router

Enter your MikroTik router details:

• Router IP Address
• Port (default: 8728)
• Username and Password
• Select target router in Alternet ISP Billing System
• Choose migration type

Use the "Test Connection" button to verify connectivity.

Step 2: Data Import (Optional)

Before migration, you can import additional data:

• Clients via CSV: Import client details including names, contact information, and credentials
• Recharge History via CSV: Import billing and recharge records

Download CSV templates from the migration interface.

Step 3: Migration Steps

The migration process follows this sequence:

1. Bandwidth Profiles: Speed limits and burst settings
2. IP Pools: IP address ranges and allocation settings
3. Plans: Service packages and pricing
4. Hotspot Users: Web-based authentication users
5. PPPoE Users: Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet users
6. Static Leases: Fixed IP address assignments

Step 4: Preview and Configuration

For each step, you can:

• Preview the data to be migrated
• Set actions (Create, Update, Skip) for each item
• Configure recharge settings for client accounts
• Set expiration dates and status

Step 5: Execute Migration

Once configured:

• Click "Migrate" for each step
• Monitor real-time progress
• View success/failure logs
• Continue to next step when complete