Always a copy
Backups are taken automatically and stored away from the router.
Never rebuild a router from memory
If a router fails, restore its configuration instead of starting over. A dead or reset router can take a whole site offline while someone tries to remember how it was set up. Centipid keeps each managed MikroTik’s configuration off the device, on a schedule and on demand, and can restore a backup onto the router with its progress shown step by step.
Restore from Centipid
Upload, verify and apply a backup without connecting to the router yourself.
No accidental restores
A restore runs only after someone types RESTORE to confirm.
Only trusted staff
Managing backups is a permission of its own.
How it works
Router backups keep each managed MikroTik's configuration off the device, on a schedule and on demand. A backup can be downloaded or restored onto the router, which uploads, verifies and applies it before rebooting.
How ISPs use it
A replaced router
Load the old configuration onto new hardware and bring the site back.
A change gone wrong
Roll a router back to the configuration from before the change.
Staff turnover
Keep router setups when the engineer who built them leaves.
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.
Back up every router. Try it for fourteen days.
Connect your MikroTik routers and their configurations are backed up on a schedule, off the device.