Streamlined router workspace
Use compact Inventory, Selection, Groups, Maintenance, Upgrade and Help menus while keeping search, status, group and retry controls visible. Import WinBox CDB or WBX files, add routers manually and sort by any column.
Choose your journey ↗MikroTik Manager 0.2.3 adds accurate live upgrade-stage status across backup, RouterOS installation, restart, reconnect, stability hold, firmware upgrade and verification, alongside the streamlined menu workspace and safety checks. The complete independent project is available under the MIT licence.
MikroTik, RouterOS, RouterBOARD and WinBox are trademarks of MikroTikls SIA. MikroTik Manager is an independent Indigo project and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by MikroTikls SIA.
Use compact Inventory, Selection, Groups, Maintenance, Upgrade and Help menus while keeping search, status, group and retry controls visible. Import WinBox CDB or WBX files, add routers manually and sort by any column.
Confirm API access, router identity, model, RouterOS and RouterBOARD firmware versions, and available storage before maintenance. The check applies a 3 MB, 8 MB or 16 MB safety requirement appropriate to the device.
Assign routers to persistent groups, select a complete group and use the same status, backup, upgrade and scheduling actions for that batch.
Run upgrades on selected routers or schedule a maintenance window through Windows Task Scheduler.
Process routers one at a time with preflight, backup, upgrade, reconnect and version verification. Choose stop, skip or retry policies, then retry failed routers or resume an incomplete queue.
Download encrypted binary backups and sensitive exports with file sizes and SHA-256 hashes. Each upgrade run also creates credential-free CSV and PDF maintenance reports.
Filter large router inventories and follow backup, package installation, restart, reconnect, stability hold, firmware and verification stages live in both the router list and Maintenance Progress tab. Optionally check GitHub for new releases.
Review API connectivity, router models and installed versions across an inventory before maintenance.
Assign routers to persistent upgrade groups, run preflight checks, and process each batch sequentially with live progress, reconnect and version checks.
Collect encrypted binary backups and sensitive exports with file-size and SHA-256 verification, retention controls and per-router results.
Review the MIT-licensed source, follow Windows build results and contribute improvements through GitHub.
Download or build MikroTik Manager from the public GitHub repository.
Configure API access and validate one test router before production use.
Arrange backups, create upgrade groups and schedule a controlled maintenance window.
Download the Windows release, review the source and follow project updates in the public repository.