Know when it breaks, before your customers do.

MikroTik push monitoring

• The router calls us over HTTPS, so there is nothing to open in its firewall and it works behind CGNAT.
• One RouterOS script (v6 and v7) reports CPU, memory, temperature, interfaces, PPPoE and hotspot users and the WAN IP.
• Alerts by ntfy or webhook (Telegram coming soon). A public status page is optional.

Free tier

• Up to 20 monitors per group, checks as often as every minute (every 5 minutes by default).
• Up to 5 alert channels. About a day of history per monitor.
• Groups that are never opened and never report for 30 days are deleted.

Exposure scans: is your router open to the internet?

• Prove you control an IP or hostname (one click from a MikroTik that already reports here, or an HTTP file or DNS TXT record) and we scan it from outside every week.
• We flag Winbox (8291) and the RouterOS API (8728/8729) reachable from the internet, telnet, databases, SMB/RDP, open DNS resolvers, SNMP "public", expiring certificates and RouterOS versions below MikroTik's published security fixes.
• You get an alert only when something changes. Detection only: no passwords tried, nothing exploited. Free for one asset. What we scan and how to opt out.

Our own first scan found Winbox reachable on our own router. Create a MikroTik monitor below, then add its IP under "Exposure monitoring" in your dashboard.

Create a monitor

Adding to your existing group. Back to dashboard

Your monitor is ready