Summary of documentation changes made on June 15, 2026.

Authentication & AAA​

• Certificates: Clarified certificate property descriptions — digest-algorithm is now described as the hash algorithm used to sign the certificate, and invalid-before/invalid-after as the validity start and expiration dates; also corrected key-usage value formatting. Part of broader wording fixes across the dot1x, PPP AAA, RADIUS, and User Manager pages.
• HotSpot Customisation: Minor corrections to the HotSpot customization guide.

Bridging & Switching​

• Cannot upgrade SwOS: Added a new troubleshooting guide covering SwOS upgrade failure recovery. Includes step-by-step procedures for SwOS-only devices (CSS106, CSS326, CSS610) using hardware reset to boot into backup firmware, and dual-boot devices (CRS3xx) with serial console recovery, RouterOS CLI upgrade via /system swos upgrade, and device-mode restrictions in RouterOS 7.17+.
• CRS1xx/2xx series switches: Corrected the unicast FDB capacity wording (up to 16k MAC entries) and jumbo-frame figures. Related fixes on the L3 Hardware Offloading (default values, lpm-usage wording), MACsec example, and VLAN (disabled property description) pages.
• Bridging & Switching Case Studies: Expanded the SDVoE acronym (Software Defined Video over Ethernet) and corrected VLAN priority values in the IGMP/MLD snooping and related case-study examples.

Containers​

• Container Apps: Corrected several app descriptions in the available apps list (conduit, mediamanager, prowlarr, webtop) and clarified the network-outgoing-access parameter — when set to no, a mangle drop rule is created. Minor formatting fixes across the HAProxy, Home Assistant, Matrix Synapse, Mosquitto, ThingsBoard, and FreeRADIUS examples.
• Mosquitto MQTT Server: Fixed a broken Firewall documentation link.

Internet of Things​

• The Things Stack: Added gateway registration steps for both the legacy UDP scenario and the modern LNS/CUPS (LoRa Basics Station) scenario, including the matching RouterOS configuration and notes on using the built-in trust store for the lora service.

Wireless​

• Wireless: Reorganized the Wireless section by product/technology family — separate Wi-Fi 6/6E (802.11ax), Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac), and 802.11 a/b/g/n areas — with a device-routing guide on the overview page, consistent section intros, getting-started links, reciprocal CAPsMAN cross-references, and removal of outdated version notes.
• Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac): Added a warning that wifi-qcom-ac drivers are resource-heavy, recommending the original lightweight wireless drivers for 802.11ac devices.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 12, 2026.

Content Improvements​

• Enhanced reset procedure documentation: Improved reset procedure instructions with detailed pictures. Added images showing jumper settings and reset button locations.
• Updated WiFi documentation: Added descriptions for mld-static, slaves-datapath, mld-datapath properties. Fixed formatting inconsistencies in WiFi index page.

Getting Started​

• First Time Configuration: Updated First Time Configuration page. Moved and replaced images to local img directory.

Search​

• Improved search experience: Added per-result breadcrumbs instead of version label.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 11, 2026.

Image & Asset Management​

• Improved image asset organization: Moved 737 image references from global attachments/ to local img/ directories next to articles. Downloaded missing images from Confluence API and renamed to meaningful kebab-case names.
• Hardware Guides: Updated hAP be lite page and moved hAP be3 media with images.
• Cloud: Moved File Share images to local docs folder.

Link & Reference Fixes​

• Fixed Netinstall tag links: Corrected link paths from hardware pages to cross-plugin docs/tags. Fixed specific broken link in WAP ax LTE7 Kit hardware page.

Documentation Standards​

• Documented image asset rules: Added guidelines for image organization and naming conventions.
• Documented internal link format: Added explanation of internal link formatting standards.
• Hardware Guides: Restored theme-based image anchors and documented light/dark mode convention.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 10, 2026.

Hardware​

• Hardware Guides: Backfilled official MikroTik product short descriptions on 73 hardware pages, pulled from the public products API and matched by product code. Added links from descriptions to the corresponding mikrotik.com product pages.
• Hardware Guides: Added covers-box and photo-row layouts for multi-variant product pages, with product-code links for each variant. Standardized "This article covers" intro admonitions on 18 multi-product pages.
• Hardware Guides: Added side-by-side clickable thumbnail galleries for step-photo sequences — consecutive images inside a section now render as small thumbnails with lightbox zoom.
• Hardware Guides: Extensive layout cleanup: fixed hero images, normalized section heading levels, demoted stray sentence-as-heading intros, removed Confluence leftover markup (bare asterisks, macro junk, broken TOCs), and re-fenced unfenced code blocks. Removed obsolete KNOT subpages that were moved to the IoT section.
• Re-imported the TG-LR hardware page from Confluence with fixed exporter issues.
• Hardware Guides: Replaced lead images on roughly 80 more pages with official MikroTik product photos (WebP) from the products API, including unified LtAP and LtAP mini imagery across all guide pages.
• Hardware Guides: Added missing mikrotik.com product-page links to 70 more pages and moved the wAP ax LTE7 kit page into the LTE Products category.
• Hardware Guides: Second Confluence cleanup pass: removed external-link icon artifacts from 120 pages, fixed orphan heading text that broke bullet lists on 83 pages, removed non-breaking-space and WinBox URL artifacts, repaired concatenated URLs, broken product codes, and trailing + in language-specific help URLs in compliance tables, and fixed the hAP ax lite LTE6 and hAP lite TC page structure.
• Hardware Guides: Replaced all 46 dead wiki.mikrotik.com links with internal manual pages (SFP/wired interface compatibility, LEDs, GPS, W60G, LTE/5G, LoRa, Serial Console, S+RJ10 guidance) or the current SwOS manuals on help.mikrotik.com. A site-wide link check also fixed moved or dead external links in other sections (ZeroTier, kernel NAPI, RFC 8092, Vultr, ThingsBoard, wi-fi.org) and unlinked placeholder hostnames that were never web pages.

Internet of Things​

• Modbus: Removed the page slug (was incorrectly pointing to a hardware-specific path). Added a KNOT compatibility warning listing supported models with RS-485 ports. Fixed property table formatting and reorganized the downgrade/cancel sections.
• Bluetooth: Fixed broken links and image references in the BLE tag email notification guide, added links to the MikroTik tag advertisement formats page and iOS/Android beacon manager guides, and replaced legacy <note> HTML with proper Docusaurus :::info admonitions.
• Bluetooth: Completed and fixed the beacon manager guides (index, Android, iOS). Removed custom /slug frontmatter overrides from IoT Bluetooth pages so URL structure matches the filesystem layout.
• GPIO: Fixed a broken image reference in the pulse-input guide.
• Lora: Renamed the "Setup" section to "User Guides" and moved the TG-LR device documentation into it as the TG-LR setup guide, with restored warning admonitions and docs-style metadata.
• Bluetooth: Completed and fixed the BLE tag notification and telemetry guides (MQTT and Azure, HTTPS POST and Azure, MQTT/HTTPS and AWS, IFTTT app notifications, ThingsBoard temperature readings): restored dead "follow this link" references with working Microsoft Learn and vendor links, updated screenshots, and filled in missing configuration steps.

CLI Reference​

• IP Settings: Added descriptions for the ipv4-high-fragment-thresh parameter (upper memory bound for fragment reassembly queues, with per-RAM defaults) and the ipv4-fragment-time parameter (fragment lifetime in seconds).

Getting Started​

• Packages: Corrected the wifi-qcom-be architecture support list from arm, arm64 to arm64 only, matching the actual WiFi-7 802.11be driver requirements.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 9, 2026.

Hardware​

• Hardware Guides: Added a new Hardware Guides section imported from Confluence, covering 60 GHz products, accessories, indoor wireless, IoT products, LTE products, RouterBoard, switches, and wireless systems, with normalized page structure and certification badges across all pages.

Internet of Things​

• Bluetooth: Moved the KNOT and Bluetooth guides (notification guides, beacon manager apps, GPIO pulse input) from the hardware section into IoT, and removed the resulting duplicate pages.

Mobile Networking​

• BG77 Modem AT Commands: Moved the BG77 modem AT command guide from Hardware to the Mobile Networking section.

CLI Reference​

• Netwatch: Added descriptions for all netwatch probe parameters.
• Split the monolithic MPLS and queue CLI reference pages into separate pages per submenu, and moved connection tracking parameters to a dedicated page.

Containers​

• Containers: Added a warning that containers require DNS to be configured, otherwise the container will not start.

Diagnostics & Monitoring​

• Packet Sniffer: Corrected the traffic generator PCAPNG information — the format is supported starting from RouterOS 7.21.

Getting Started​

• Packages: Updated the package list — added the wifi-mediatek and wifi-qcom-be driver packages and cleaned up architecture lists and formatting. Also updated architecture reference names and fixed typos on related pages.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 8, 2026.

CLI Reference​

• IPv6 Address: Improved the from-pool-policy option descriptions with clearer formatting and better examples. Rewrote the auto-link-local description to more clearly explain that manually adding a link-local address overrides the automatically generated one.
• IPv6 Mangle: Reformatted the action parameter's long inline description into a proper bullet list for each action value. Improved dnpt and snpt descriptions to specify "destination IPv6 network prefix translation" and "source IPv6 network prefix translation" respectively.
• IPv6 Neighbor Discovery: Fixed the RFC section reference for ra-lifetime (6.2.3 → 6.2.1). Expanded the advertise-dns parameter options with proper descriptions for all three values (no, yes, self). Improved the ra-preference description to use the correct parameter name.
• IPv6 ND Prefix: Added a proper RFC 9762 link to the dhcp6-pd-preferred parameter description.
• IPv6 ND Settings: Improved the menu description and rewrote the router-advertisement-ignored-options description for clarity.
• IPv6 Neighbor: Clarified the stale neighbor status description ("Will continue sending traffic" instead of "Send traffic").
• IPv6 Pool: Updated the description to clarify that the menu deals with IPv6 prefixes (rather than IP addresses).
• IPv6 Settings: Fixed the broken Fast Path link to point to the Packet Flow documentation. Simplified the reboot note to remove redundant wording.
• IPv4 Firewall Filter: Fixed the ICMP reject-with parameter — it previously referenced ICMPv6 error types (ICMP type 1) and now correctly shows the IPv4 ICMP type 3 values with proper error descriptions. Added the tcp-reset description (sends a TCP segment with the RST flag set). Expanded connection-nat-state to document the ein-snat and ein-dnat values for endpoint-independent NAT.
• IPv4 Firewall Mangle: Fixed fasttrack-connection description ("shows fasttrack counters" → "mark the connection for FastTrack"). Fixed "ets" → "Sets" typo in new-priority. Fixed trailing double period in mark-routing description. Consistently updated rst TCP flag description from "drop connection" to "reset connection" across all firewall tables.
• IPv6 Firewall Filter: Expanded the reject-with parameter with detailed descriptions of each ICMPv6 error type and their corresponding ICMP type/code values, along with a link to the IANA ICMPv6 parameters registry.
• Disk: Fixed self-encryption flag descriptions — removed the redundant "tcg-opal-" prefix from the displayed flag names.
• IP Settings: Added a security warning to accept-source-route noting that accepting source-routed packets is a spoofing risk. Reformatted the rp-filter options into a proper bullet list and clarified that strict mode causes problems with asymmetric/VPN routing. Fixed the broken Fast Path link.

Getting Started​

• MikroTik Hardware Licensing: Added a new "Custom wireless channels" section documenting the Advanced Channels feature for Atheros 92xx devices, covering expanded scan-lists, precise frequency customization with kHz granularity, and non-standard channel widths.

Bridging & Switching​

• SwOS: Added 81 new SwOS screenshots for the CSS106, CSS610, and GPEN21 switch models, covering VLAN configuration, statistics, system settings, ACLs, link status, IGMP, and more.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 5, 2026.

CLI Reference​

• BGP: Fixed grammar in the vrf parameter description ("connections operates" → "connections operate"), corrected typo in input.last-notification ("notificatin" → "notification"), and cleaned up duplicate HTML in the input.affinity description. Fixed "NPLRI" → "NLRI" in the output.no-early-cut description. Corrected "RDs form" → "RDs from" in the EVPN rd parameter.
• OSPF: Corrected the default network type descriptions for ptp interfaces from "point-to-point" to the proper "ptp" value, and added missing periods in action descriptions.
• RIP: Fixed swapped descriptions between route-timeout and update-interval — the timeout description was incorrectly assigned to the update-interval parameter. Added a missing period in originate-default.
• Routing Filter: Removed unhelpful "ask Google" note from the communities parameter description.
• Router ID: Added the missing only-static option to the Router ID selection documentation, which picks only statically configured addresses.
• Fantasy Routing: Fixed "refix length" typo → "Prefix length" in the prefix-length parameter description.
• PIM-SM: Integrated the previously out-of-place spt-bit flag description into the proper ArgTableRow, so it renders correctly alongside other flags instead of floating as plain text.

Developer Guides​

• Scripting: Fixed the form feed escape character hex value (\f was incorrectly listed as 0xFF, corrected to 0x0C). Fixed the :resolve command example (port= → server-port=). Cleaned up trailing whitespace and inconsistent indentation across code examples.
• API: Fixed the length encoding specification (maximum changed from 0x7FFFFFFFFF to 0xFFFFFFFFF). Corrected the VLAN interface query example (type=ether → type=vlan). Fixed "high-performance penalty" → "high performance penalty" in the .proplist documentation.
• REST API: Fixed the GET filter example description filter ("valid addresses" → "dynamic addresses"). Corrected the POST documentation to state that command words are encoded in the URL (not the header). Fixed .proplist example (was incorrectly using _proplist). Fixed several example calls to use HTTPS and corrected the number → numbers parameter typo in the LTE firmware upgrade example. Fixed the REST API index description to remove the redundant "Developer guides cover" prefix.
• Python3 API Example: Fixed "Becasue" → "Because" typo and "pasword" → "password" typo. Fixed indentation of argument parsing code that was broken.

Containers​

• Available Apps: New page added listing over 100 available container applications deployable from the RouterOS App menu, covering categories such as home automation, media servers, file sharing, network monitoring, and development tools.
• Apps: Reorganized the Containers directory structure — moved the deprecated apps.rb page into the Apps/ directory and removed a duplicate Containers/ folder that was causing navigation conflicts.

Getting Started​

• Netinstall: Fixed broken relative and absolute links across 5 files after the Netinstall page was moved from getting-started/ into getting-started/installation-and-upgrade/. Updated inbound links in Configuration Management, RouterOS Licensing, Device Mode, and the May 29 changelog entry.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 4, 2026.

Bridging & Switching​

• Switch Chip Features: Replaced external wiki.mikrotik.com links with internal documentation references for the Switch-Router configuration guide and the Master-port section.

Getting Started​

• Netinstall: Page rewritten and moved to the Installation and Upgrade directory. Updated with platform-specific tabs for Windows and Linux Netinstall workflow, new screenshots, and a description of the Netinstall package available from RouterOS 7.24beta1.
• IPv6 Neighbor Discovery: Added documentation for the advertise-dns=self option, which allows the router to advertise its own link-local IPv6 address as a DNS server via Router Advertisements.

Hardware​

• Peripherals: Removed stale wiki.mikrotik.com Quectel modem compatibility links and replaced them with a clean modem reference table.

Mobile Networking​

• LTE/5G: Fixed the broken RouterOS upgrade guide link in the offline FOTA firmware upgrade warning section.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 3, 2026.

Authentication & AAA​

• Certificates: Updated ACME examples so Let's Encrypt certificate generation uses the default directory URL when directory-url is omitted.
• Certificates: Added wiliot and logging as supported values for trust-store and builtin-trust-store certificate settings.

Developer Guides​

• REST API: Clarified HTTP and HTTPS access through the www and www-ssl services and added links to the IP Service and Certificate documentation.

Mobile Networking​

• LTE/5G: Added offline FOTA/DFOTA modem firmware upgrade guidance, including firmware-file examples for local files and HTTP URLs, modem compatibility tables, and safety warnings.

Network Management​

• DNS: Added DNS over HTTPS notes for using the built-in certificate authority store and HTTP/2 negotiation on ARM64, x86, and CHR devices.

Summary of documentation changes made on June 2, 2026.

System​

• Fetch: Added the ip-type parameter, which specifies whether to prefer IPv4 or IPv6 when resolving domain names (any, ipv4, or ipv6).

Introduction​

• Introduction: Expanded with sections on how the documentation is organized, how to find information, the CLI Reference, release notes, reporting mistakes, and machine-readable endpoints for AI tools (/llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, per-page Markdown, /sitemap.xml).