Transparent HTTP Proxy Setup On MikroTik Router

Hey there, internet friends!

Do you feel like you're missing out on an amazing world because your Mikrotik Router won't let you access it?

Well, fear not, because today I'm going to teach you how to assign a Public IP Subnet to your Mikrotik Router so that you can finally access all the amazing things the world has to offer!

Here's how:

Step 1: Check Your Internet Connection

Before we get started, it's important to check your internet connection. Ensure that your router is properly connected to the internet and is functioning correctly. If you're unsure how to check your router's connection, have a quick Google search and you'll find loads of articles to help you out.

Step 2: Log in to Your Mikrotik Router

To assign a Public IP Subnet to your Mikrotik Router, you'll need to log in to it. To do this, open your browser and enter the IP address of your router into the address bar. If you're unsure what your router's IP address is, you can find it in the manual or by contacting your internet service provider.

Step 3: Navigate to the IP Address Section

Once you're logged in to your router, navigate to the IP Address section. This section may be labeled differently depending on the version of Mikrotik Router you're using, but it should be easy enough to find.

Step 4: Add a New IP Address

Next, you'll need to add a new IP Address. Click the 'Add New' button and enter the details for the new IP address you want to assign to your router. You'll need to enter the subnet mask, gateway, and DNS server information as well.

Step 5: Assign the New IP Address to Your Router

After you've added the new IP address, you'll need to assign it to your router. To do this, go back to the main screen of your router's interface and find the section labeled 'IP,' then click on 'Addresses.' From here, select the new IP address you just added and click 'Apply.'

Step 6: Save Your Changes

Finally, save your changes! Click the 'Save' button and wait for your router to apply the new settings. Once the router has finished applying the changes, your new Public IP Subnet should be up and running!

And there you have it, folks! By following these six simple steps, you can assign a Public IP Subnet to your Mikrotik Router and finally access all the amazing things the internet has to offer. So go forth, my friends, and enjoy the wonders of the world wide web!

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