Replace 192.168.1.0/24 with your actual LAN subnet.
For remote clients to reach the router, you must allow L2TP and IPsec traffic through the input chain of your MikroTik firewall. L2TP/IPsec uses the following ports: : L2TP traffic UDP 500 : IPsec ISAKMP (Key Exchange) UDP 4500 : IPsec NAT Traversal (NAT-T) Using Winbox Terminal
By following this guide, you will have a secure VPN up and running.
First, ensure your MikroTik can route traffic and has basic firewall rules. We will create a dedicated IP pool for VPN clients.
This pool assigns virtual IP addresses to connecting clients.
Replace 192.168.1.0/24 with your actual LAN subnet.
For remote clients to reach the router, you must allow L2TP and IPsec traffic through the input chain of your MikroTik firewall. L2TP/IPsec uses the following ports: : L2TP traffic UDP 500 : IPsec ISAKMP (Key Exchange) UDP 4500 : IPsec NAT Traversal (NAT-T) Using Winbox Terminal
By following this guide, you will have a secure VPN up and running.
First, ensure your MikroTik can route traffic and has basic firewall rules. We will create a dedicated IP pool for VPN clients.
This pool assigns virtual IP addresses to connecting clients.
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