Mikrotik Router OS - Setup and Configuration Guide for Aradial Radius Server

http://www.aradial.com/DownLoads/Mikrotik-Aradial-Configuration-Guide.pdf
  • Connect to the router using the a cat5 cable
  • Upgrade the router OS to the latest version
  • Label the all the interfaces  
Ether1 -WAN: This is the configuration from the ISP

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