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MikroTik MTCNA Study Guide
MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA)
The MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA) is the entry course and certification for RouterOS. It covers the basics of RouterOS configuration: DHCP, bridging, routing, wireless, firewall, QoS and tunnels. It is the usual starting point for the other MikroTik certifications.
- Exam code MTCNA
- Associate level
- 9 course modules
This guide is free, with no sign-up. It explains every MikroTik MTCNA exam topic in plain English, one chapter at a time. Read them in order or jump straight to the topic you need.
- 9chapters
- 33topics
- 15diagrams and exhibits
- 2 h 45 minfast track
- Every topic follows the same simple pattern: what it is, how it works, common mistakes
- Diagrams and real command output where a picture explains it best
- Exam tips and worked subnetting and IPv6 practice, with answers
Chapters
Open a chapter to see its topics and how long each takes.
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- 1About MikroTik, RouterOS, Licence Levels and Where to Learn More4 min
- 2First Time Access with WinBox, WebFig and Quick Set5 min
- 3RouterOS Command Line Access and CLI Principles5 min
- 4Initial Configuration for Internet Access5 min
- 5Upgrading RouterOS and RouterBOOT Firmware4 min
- 6Router Identity, Logins and Services4 min
- 7Configuration Backups and Export Files5 min
- 8Resetting a Router and Reinstalling with Netinstall4 min
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- 1Firewall Principles, Connection Tracking, Chains and Actions6 min
- 2Firewall Filter in Action, Protecting the Router and the Customers5 min
- 3Firewall Address Lists5 min
- 4Source NAT with Masquerade and src-nat5 min
- 5Destination NAT with dst-nat and Redirect6 min
- 6FastTrack and Faster Forwarding5 min
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