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2026-06-22
When Static Routing Isn’t Enough In most home networks, routing is simple: all traffic is sent through a single ISP. In such cases, static routing is sufficient. But what if you have a complex network with multiple …
Read more2026-05-30
The backbone dynamic routing protocol BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is traditionally associated with enterprise hardware or full-fledged Linux servers. However, in modern realities the task of building resilient VPN …
Read more2025-09-21
This article is compiled as a “cheat sheet” for SOHO/SMB networks: common issues, their symptoms, causes, quick fixes, and diagnostic checklists. Suitable for both engineers and admins who maintain the …
Read more2025-09-11
In this guide, we’ll go through setting up an OpenVPN server on Ubuntu and connecting a Keenetic router to it. This setup is useful if you need to provide access to your home network or forward services (e.g., PBX or web …
Read more2025-08-18
Keenetic as a VPN Client: Network-Wide Protection Why Use a Router-Level VPN Client? Setting up a VPN client on every individual device can be tedious. Moreover, many devices (Smart TVs, gaming consoles, IoT gadgets) …
Read more2025-08-17
Keenetic as a VPN Server: Secure Remote Access The Remote Access Problem When you’re away from home or the office, accessing local resources — such as a network-attached storage (NAS), server, or smart devices — can be …
Read more2025-08-16
Keenetic: A Router Whose Main Asset Is Its Operating System A Quick Look at Keenetic In the world of home routers, where most devices come with proprietary, bloated firmware, Keenetic stands out with its unique approach. …
Read more2025-07-17
In the world of networking, there’s often a need to bridge two remote LANs so they behave like a single local network—even when separated by different routers. For MikroTik users, the concept of EoIP (Ethernet over IP) …
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