Fewer trips
Fix router settings remotely instead of sending someone to the site.
Winbox without a site visit
Open any of your routers in Winbox from wherever you are. Driving to a tower to fix a setting costs a day; exposing every router to the internet invites attacks. Centipid opens each managed MikroTik in Winbox through its secure management tunnel, with its own link that you can switch off or regenerate at any time.
No public exposure
Access goes through the management tunnel, not an open public address.
One link per router
A winbox:// link opens the right router straight in the client.
Switch it off
Turn access off per router, or regenerate the link if it was shared.
How it works
Remote Winbox opens a managed MikroTik in the Winbox client from anywhere, through the router's management tunnel rather than a public address. Each router gets its own port and link, which can be switched off or regenerated.
How ISPs use it
Remote towers
Adjust a far-away site without a day on the road.
Outside engineers
Give a contractor access to one router, then regenerate the link after.
Routers behind NAT
Reach sites that have no public IP address at all.
More in Network
RADIUS authentication →
Use current subscriber and package status for authentication, authorization and accounting.
MikroTik provisioning →
Bring MikroTik routers into Centipid with consistent identity, access and service settings.
Packages and pricing →
Set prices, durations, speed policies, trials and bundles once, then assign them.
Skip the site visit. Try it for fourteen days.
Connect a router and open it in Winbox through its secure tunnel, from wherever you are.