Dont forget to disconnect from WiFi and other networks before opening the page.

When your existing WiFi access point appears in the list, select it and in the opened dialog click Connect button.

Now you should be connected to your existing WiFi but you havent configured DHCP client, therefore, you still have no access to the Internet.

After a while, you should see an IP address assigned to wlan2 interface by the upstream WiFi router.

Mikrotik Change Wireless Password You Set

Now if you open MikroTiks terminal in the browser, providing admin as the login and the router password you set previously, you should be able to ping some Internet IP addresses (like 1.1.1.1 for example).

For fixing this problem you should navigate to Interfaces - Interface List and select WAN.

So he gives out the WiFi password for the week printed on the receipt.

We would like them to change the password every week on their own.

Mikrotik Change Wireless How To Handle Assigning

We thought about using user manager somehow with radius, but not sure how to handle assigning a user to an individual ssid or access point.

However, since the MD5 output is only 32 hex characters long, this means you can only get 32 random integers per second, each between 0 and 15.

Perhaps if you add up two characters in order to ultimately get 16 random integers between 0 and 30.

That should be a sufficient alphabet if you only use one (lower) case letters, and remove some ambiguous ones from the alphabet (e.g.

As mentioned in the topic linked above, one way to get a good random password is using the API.

If placed inside a web server, it should be placed in an admin only area that is kept open for the admin to see, since every invocation will make a new password.

Alternatively, a separate PHP page could be made to display the current password, without modifying it.

Do you think I could do it with a script that could ask a php page and fill in the password.

If you use tool fetch to access the URL of that script, it will modify the Wi-Fi password.

If you mean you want the PHP script to just suggest a password, but have the script actually modify it, thats possible too, but its a little more tricky.

You need to save the result from tool fetch (which would be reduced to just pass), then get the contents of that file with file get and finally fill it at the places you want it.

If you want the script to just be suggested a password, you can also use random.org, e.g.

I built such a script for a customer that needed the WiFi password to change weekly.

In my situation the router generates a password based on some variables and sets the new password.

In my situation a person that owned some Coffee shops wanted to make sure that people didnt camp out all day and not buy anything as his locations were not very big.

He preferred a weekly change vs daily and he also wanted the the password to start with coffee and have a variation of 3-4 numbers.

I would have given some karma if the option would have still been there.