Routers and network access

MikroTik provisioning for ISPs

Router ready in one command

Connect a MikroTik to Centipid by pasting one line into its terminal. Setting up a router for billing by hand takes an experienced engineer and still goes wrong. Paste one command into your MikroTik and Centipid sets up the secure tunnel, RADIUS, Hotspot files and time for that router, then keeps checking the configuration stays that way.

Minutes, not days

One fetch and import command replaces hours of manual configuration.

Reachable anywhere

An SSTP tunnel over port 443 reaches routers behind any connection, CGNAT included.

Hardened by default

Router services and firewall are locked down as part of setup.

Kept correct

Configuration is audited over time, with suggested fixes and scheduled backups.

How it works

Provisioning brings a MikroTik router under management with one command. The router fetches a script built for it, and Centipid sets up the tunnel, RADIUS, Hotspot files and time, then keeps checking they stay that way.

How ISPs use it

New tower sites

Bring a freshly installed router online for billing the same day.

Routers without public IPs

Manage sites behind carrier NAT through the management tunnel.

Technicians of any level

Let field staff set up routers without deep RouterOS knowledge.

Connect your router. Try it for fourteen days.

Paste one command into your MikroTik and Centipid sets up its tunnel, RADIUS and Hotspot.