MikroTik Device Management

Device Management is the live-configuration area on a router’s MikroTik monitor page. It can create VLANs, bridges, bridge ports, IP addresses, firewall rules, and start system operations directly through the RouterOS API.

Open Device Management

1. Open Monitoring → MikroTik Monitor.
2. Select the router.
3. Click Device Management above the live dashboard. The section is hidden until you click this button.
4. Open one of the management panels. Opening a panel loads its current RouterOS data and temporarily pauses the page’s live-status polling. Refresh loads that panel again.

Access and permissions

Without the NOC permission, the section shows Not Permitted and does not render its management controls. The server also checks the permission and router ownership on every management request.

The /admin/mikrotik/monitor/... routes are restricted to Group Admin and Developer accounts. The separate NOC routes are under /admin/noc/mikrotik/monitor/.... There is no standalone Super Admin route for this page.

NOC removal limit

The NOC monitor provides listing, creation, firewall-filter enable/disable, reboot, and update operations, but it does not provide delete operations for VLANs, bridges, bridge ports, IP addresses, filter rules, or NAT rules.

The page uses a shared table component, so a trash icon can still appear to a permitted NOC user. The removal request cannot complete from the NOC page. Ask a Group Admin to review and remove the item.

Router prerequisites

Before making a change, confirm that:

• The router is registered in Network → Router.
• Its RouterOS API host, username, password, and API port are correct.
• ISPbills can reach that host and port.
• The RouterOS API account is allowed to read and change the relevant configuration area.
• The selected router belongs to your group.

Use Actions → Check API on the monitor page if you need to verify the stored connection first.

Available guides

• VLAN Management
• Bridge Management
• Bridge Port Management
• IP Address Management
• IP Firewall
• System Operations

Audit trail

Successful add, edit, remove, filter-toggle, reboot, and update requests are recorded as MikroTik device-access events. An API connection failure is also recorded. Group administrators can review these events in Monitoring → Access Logs and filter by device type, action, or result.

Listing data and checking for a RouterOS update are not recorded as configuration changes. An audit entry confirms that ISPbills sent the operation; it is not a configuration backup.

Common errors