MikroTik API

MikroTik RouterOS API Integration

Use MikroTik RouterOS API integration when an ISP wants billing, payments, support, and service state connected to controlled router actions.

MikroTik billing
Connector health

Integration status and evidence

paths online
3
actions queued
18
critical fails
0
RADIUSPolicy sync and CoAOK
RouterMikroTik command previewOK
CPEProtocol agent telemetryOK
Every connector action shows owner, object, result, and recovery evidence.
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MikroTik RouterOS API integration
Updated
2026-05-24

RouterOS automation needs guardrails

Many small ISPs use MikroTik RouterOS for subscriber access, queues, DHCP, firewall rules, PPPoE, routing, and operational troubleshooting. ISPAgents should connect to RouterOS API with preview, approval, execution, and evidence instead of uncontrolled scripts.

RouterOS API workflows

WorkflowISPAgents role
SuspendApply the correct queue, address list, firewall, or policy action for overdue customers.
RestoreRestore service after payment evidence is confirmed.
Plan changeMove speed, shaping, queue, or policy based on the customer service package.
Support contextShow router state beside billing, RADIUS, CPE, and ticket history.
AuditRecord before and after evidence, operator approval, command result, and recovery notes.

When direct API control is useful

Direct MikroTik control is useful when the ISP already uses router-local queues or address lists, when RADIUS is not fully deployed, or when a custom site layout requires exact RouterOS actions.

FAQ

Can RouterOS API and RADIUS coexist?

Yes. Some workflows belong in RADIUS, while others may need direct RouterOS API action. ISPAgents should validate both according to the network design.

Should all commands run automatically?

No. High-risk actions should require preview, approval, and rollback evidence before execution.

Next step

See how this works in your network.