This page documents Bluetooth tag-tracking using MikroTik RouterOS with MQTT and ThingsBoard, detailing how Bluetooth advertising packets are captured by KNOT devices, processed into MQTT messages, and visualized in ThingsBoard to track asset movements across multiple zones.
This page introduces using MikroTik RouterOS containers to run an eclipse-mosquitto MQTT server for IoT applications, detailing container setup steps including networking, environment variables, and mounts with SSL support warnings.
This page introduces the container feature in MikroTik RouterOS, enabling users to run servers like ThingsBoard MQTT/HTTP IoT platform directly on the router. It explains how to configure container mode, networking interfaces (veth and bridge), NAT rules for outgoing traffic, and storage requirements. The guide emphasizes RAM/disk space considerations and provides examples for deploying ThingsBoard with
This page documents configuring GPS-tracking on MikroTik RouterOS using MQTT and ThingsBoard, detailing setup steps for GPS-enabled devices to send location data to a server. It covers broker configuration, device credential generation, and MQTT publish commands for both SSL and non-SSL setups.
Internet of Things documentation provides RouterOS features for connecting devices to sensors, gateways, and IoT platforms including Bluetooth, GPIO, LoRa, MQTT, and Wiliot.
This page introduces Kaa IoT setup for MikroTik RouterOS, covering MQTT and HTTP protocol support, system resource monitoring via scripting, and Kaa IoT portal configuration steps including application/device creation and endpoint token management. It also outlines RouterOS prerequisites like internet access and optional iot package installation for MQTT use.
This page introduces MikroTik RouterOS LoRa and LoRaWAN configuration, covering gateway setup, general properties, server integration, and non-LoRaWAN payload forwarding with MQTT/HTTP. It details supported hardware, topology elements, and scripting requirements for encrypted payloads.
This page documents MQTT integration in MikroTik RouterOS, covering publisher/subscriber workflows for IoT platforms like Kaa and ThingsBoard. It explains MQTT protocol basics, RouterOS capabilities as an MQTT broker/client, and provides configuration examples for AWS/Azure cloud platforms.
This page guides MikroTik RouterOS users through configuring MQTT data publishing to ThingsBoard, covering device setup, authentication scenarios (access tokens, basic credentials, SSL/TLS), and certificate management for secure communication.
Wiliot is an IoT company offering battery-free Bluetooth tags that broadcast telemetry data, requiring MikroTik RouterOS devices with Bluetooth support for gateway and bridge modes. The documentation guides users through registering MikroTik boards as Wiliot gateways, including API token setup and MQTT connection establishment.