Description

Launching an Internet Service Provider (ISP) no longer requires a large investment in complex infrastructure. With the right network design and a properly configured MikroTik router, it is possible to begin delivering internet services on a small scale and expand as the customer base grows.

This course is designed for entrepreneurs, network engineers, and MikroTik enthusiasts who want to learn how to build a budget-friendly ISP using a single MikroTik router. Through a practical, hands-on approach, students will learn how to configure the essential services required to deliver internet access to customers.

The course focuses on real-world implementation and demonstrates how to deploy an ISP network using commonly used customer provisioning methods.

Topics covered include:

  • ISP Network Fundamentals
  • Internet Service Delivery Using DHCP
  • Internet Service Delivery Using PPPoE
  • Customer Authentication and Management
  • Bandwidth Management
  • Shared Service Configuration
  • Fair Usage Policy (FUP) Implementation
  • Network Monitoring and Troubleshooting
  • MikroTik RouterOS Best Practices for Small ISPs

The course is heavily focused on hands-on lab exercises, allowing students to build and test a complete ISP environment using a single MikroTik router. Any MikroTik RouterOS device can be used to follow along with the labs.

By the end of the course, students will understand how to configure and operate a small-scale ISP network, manage customer connectivity, implement bandwidth controls, and deliver reliable internet services using MikroTik RouterOS.

Who this course is for
  • Entrepreneurs who want to start an ISP
  • Engineers want to know how to configure the MikroTik router for an ISP
  • MikroTik gurus interested in learning new MikroTik topics
What you'll learn
  • Understand how to use DHCP protocol for ISPs
  • Understand how to use PPPoE protocol for ISPs
  • Implement sharing service on PPPoE
  • Implement FUP on PPPoE
Requirements
  • Basic MikroTik skills
  • Basic TCP/IP skills