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    The document outlines a 4-day training course for the MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA) certification. The course objectives are to familiarize students with RouterOS software, RouterBoard products, and teach them how to configure, manage, and do basic troubleshooting of MikroTik routers. It is targeted towards network engineers and technicians. The course covers topics like initial router configuration, routing, bridging, wireless networking, network management, firewalls, QoS, and tunnels over its 8 modules. Each module includes both a lecture and hands-on laboratory section to reinforce the material.

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    The document outlines a 4-day training course for the MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA) certification. The course objectives are to familiarize students with RouterOS software, RouterBoard products, and teach them how to configure, manage, and do basic troubleshooting of MikroTik routers. It is targeted towards network engineers and technicians. The course covers topics like initial router configuration, routing, bridging, wireless networking, network management, firewalls, QoS, and tunnels over its 8 modules. Each module includes both a lecture and hands-on laboratory section to reinforce the material.

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    The document outlines a 4-day training course for the MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA) certification. The course objectives are to familiarize students with RouterOS software, RouterBoard products, and teach them how to configure, manage, and do basic troubleshooting of MikroTik routers. It is targeted towards network engineers and technicians. The course covers topics like initial router configuration, routing, bridging, wireless networking, network management, firewalls, QoS, and tunnels over its 8 modules. Each module includes both a lecture and hands-on laboratory section to reinforce the material.

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    MTCNA Outline PDF

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    The document outlines a 4-day training course for the MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA) certification. The course objectives are to familiarize students with RouterOS software, RouterBoard products, and teach them how to configure, manage, and do basic troubleshooting of MikroTik routers. It is targeted towards network engineers and technicians. The course covers topics like initial router configuration, routing, bridging, wireless networking, network management, firewalls, QoS, and tunnels over its 8 modules. Each module includes both a lecture and hands-on laboratory section to reinforce the material.

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    Last edited on March 12th, 2014

    MikroTik Certified Network Associate (MTCNA)


    Training outline
    Suggested duration:
    Objectives:

    Target Audience:

    4 days of 6.5 hours each.


    By the end of this training session, the student will be
    familiar with RouterOS software and RouterBoard
    products. He will also be able to configure, manage, do
    basic troubleshooting of a MikroTik router and provide
    basic services to clients.
    Network engineers and technicians wanting to deploy and
    support:

    Course prerequisites:

    Corporate networks

    Client CPEs (WISPs and ISPs)


    The student must have a good understanding of TCP/IP and
    subnetting.

    The course material is separated in modules, each of which is ended with a laboratory whose
    goal is to reinforce the material that has been demonstrated.

    Last edited on March 12th, 2014

    Title
    Module 1
    Introduction

    Objective

    About MikroTik
    What is RouterOS
    What is RouterBoard
    First time accessing the router
    Winbox and MAC-Winbox
    Webfig and Quickset
    RouterOS command line interface (CLI)
    Null Modem cable
    SSH and Telnet
    New terminal in Winbox/Webfig
    RouterOS CLI principles
    <tab>, double <tab>, ?, navigation
    command history and its benefits
    Initial configuration (Internet access)
    WAN DHCP-client
    LAN IP address and default gateway
    Basic Firewall - NAT masquerade
    Upgrading RouterOS
    Package types
    Ways of upgrading
    RouterBOOT firmware upgrade
    Manage RouterOS logins
    Manage RouterOS services
    Managing configuration backups
    Saving and reload backup
    Editing export file
    RouterOS license
    Levels
    Updating a license
    Netinstall
    Reinstall RouterOS
    Reset RouterOS
    Sources of additional information
    http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC
    http://www.tiktube.com/
    http://forum.mikrotik.com/
    Distributor and consultant support
    [email protected]
    Module 1 laboratory

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    Module 2
    Routing

    Module 3
    Bridging

    Module 4
    Wireless

    Routing overview
    Routing concepts
    Route flags
    Static routing
    Creating routes
    Setting default route
    Manage dynamic routes
    Implementing static routing on simple network
    Module 2 laboratory

    Bridging overview
    Bridge concepts
    Creating bridges
    Adding ports to bridges
    Module 3 laboratory

    802.11n Concepts
    Frequencies (bands, channels, advanced channels) datarates /HT chains (Tx power, rx sensitivity, country regulations)
    Legacy 802.11a/b/g stuff
    Setup simple wireless link
    Access Point configuration
    Station configuration
    MAC-address filtering
    Default-authentication
    Access-list
    Connect-list
    Default-forwarding
    Wireless Security and Encryption
    WPA-PSK
    WPA2-PSK
    MikroTik wireless protocols
    NV2 (TDMA) configuration
    Monitoring Tools
    Wireless scan
    Snooper
    Registration table
    Bridge wireless networks
    Station-bridge
    Module 4 laboratory

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    Module 5
    Network
    Management

    Module 6
    Firewall

    ARP
    ARP modes
    RouterOS ARP table
    DHCP server and client
    DHCP client
    Server setup
    Leases management
    DHCP-server network configuration
    RouterOS tools
    E-mail
    Netwatch
    Ping, Traceroute
    Profiler (CPU load)
    Contacting [email protected]
    supout.rif, autosupout.rif and viewer
    /system logging and debug logs
    readable configuration (item comments and names)
    network diagrams
    Module 5 laboratory

    Firewall principles
    Connection tracking and states
    Structure, chains and actions
    Firewall Filter in action
    Filter actions
    Protecting your router (input)
    Protection your customers (forward)
    Basic Address-List
    Source NAT
    Masquerade and src-nat action
    Destination NAT
    dst-nat and redirect action
    Module 6 laboratory

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    Module 7
    QoS

    Module 8
    Tunnels

    Simple Queue
    Target
    Destinations
    Max-limit and limit-at
    Bursting
    One Simple queue for whole network (PCQ)
    pcq-rate configuration
    pcq-limit configuration
    Monitoring
    Interface traffic monitor
    Torch
    Graphs
    SNMP
    Module 7 laboratory

    PPP settings
    ppp profile
    ppp secret
    ppp status
    IP pool
    Creating pool
    Managing ranges
    Assigning to service
    Secure local network
    PPPoE service-name
    Create PPPoE server
    Point-to-point addresses
    Creating PPPoE clients on RouterOS
    Secure remote networks communication
    PPTP client and PPTP server
    SSTP client and SSTP server without certificates
    Setup routes between networks
    Module 8 laboratory

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