Mikrotik Setup

Configure DHCP Network

This section explains how to set up the DHCP server and define the Wi-Fi network range for WiZone-connected devices.

Step 4 – Configure DHCP Network for Wi-Fi

Once the IP pool has been created, the next step is to define the DHCP network and assign gateway and DNS information for Wi-Fi clients.
This ensures that every connected device receives a valid IP address, gateway, and DNS configuration automatically.


4.1 Add DHCP Network

  1. Go to IP → DHCP Server → Networks → Add (+)
  2. Enter the following values:
FieldValue
Address10.10.252.0/22
Gateway10.10.252.1
DNS Servers1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8
  1. Click Apply → OK to save.

This defines the IP range and DNS servers that will be distributed to users connected to the Wi-Fi network through the WiZone Hotspot.

💡 Tip:
You can add internal DNS servers (e.g., 10.10.252.1) if you want local name resolution before forwarding to external servers such as Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) and Google (8.8.8.8).

Step 5 – Configure DHCP Server Instance

After defining the DHCP network and IP pool, create a DHCP server instance to automatically assign IP addresses to Wi-Fi clients.
This ensures that devices connecting to the WiZone Hotspot interface (ether5) receive IP configuration seamlessly.


5.1 Add DHCP Server

  1. Go to IP → DHCP Server → DHCP → Add (+)
  2. Configure the following parameters:
FieldValue
NameWIFI-DHCP
Interfaceether5 (or your Wi-Fi LAN interface)
Lease Time23:20:00 (23 hours, 20 minutes)
Bootp Lease Timeforever
Address Poolwifi-pool
Authoritativeyes
Bootp Supportstatic
Use RADIUSno
Use Framed As Classless✅ Checked
  1. Click Apply → OK to activate the DHCP server.