Router Model

Pick your exact MikroTik model, or describe a custom router yourself.

Last updated Aug 14, 2026View as Markdown

Overview

The screen is titled Choose Your Router. Models are grouped into family tabs, and each card shows the device’s capabilities and metrics; clicking through opens a details panel with more. The in-app help puts it plainly: “Different models have varying capabilities like port counts, wireless features, and processing power that affect the generated configuration.”

Everything downstream depends on this answer. The interface pickers on the WAN and LAN steps are populated from this model’s real interface list, covering its Ethernet ports, SFP ports, wireless radios and LTE modem, so choosing the wrong model produces a script that references ports your router does not have.

Before you start

  • Check the exact model name on the label on the underside of the router. The wizard distinguishes between close relatives such as hAP ax2 and hAP ax3.
  • If your router is not in the list, use the Custom Router option, described as “Configure your own router with custom interfaces and specifications”, and describe its interfaces yourself.

Steps

  1. Pick the family tab that matches your device.
  2. Click your model’s card. Open its details if you want to confirm the interface list before committing.
  3. If your model is not listed, open Custom Router and enter its interfaces.

Reference

Family Description in the app Models
hAP Series Home Access Points, suited to home and small office use hAP ax3, hAP ax2, hAP ax lite, hAP ax lite LTE6, hAP ac3, hAP ac2
Chateau Series LTE/5G-capable all-in-one routers Chateau 5G R17 ax, Chateau PRO ax, Chateau LTE18 ax, Chateau LTE6 ax
cAP Series Ceiling access points cAP ax, cAP XL ac, cAP ac
RB Series RouterBOARD devices RB5009UPr+S+IN, L009UiGS-2HaxD-IN
Other No shared description Audience, wAP ax