Keeps the configuration that was on the router, just reinstalls the software (does not remove the current configuration)/ Keep old configuration ( yes | no Default: no) Launches the Flashfig utility, which can be used to apply a custom configuration on new devices easy and fast. Specify the licence key for your RouterOS device, use the previous key (if your device already has a licence key), apply the purchased key (if your device does not have a license) by selecting Browse or retrieve a key from your account directly using a prepaid key, a deposit or credit card by selecting Get key, or leave it blank to install a 24h trial version (the device will not be accessible after the trial has expired). Key ( use previous key | browse | get key Default: use previous key)

Use this ID to purchase a key for your device if required. The Software-ID that belongs to the router. Used to enable PXE booting on your network, should be enabled and configured to have an IP address of your network in order for Netinstall to function properly.Īfter selecting the router or drive and selecting the RouterOS packages below, use this to start or stop the installation. Used to create a bootable 1.44' floppy disk for PCs which don't have Etherboot support. When installing RouterOS on a drive, the drive is going to be formatted, make sure you have saved all information from that drive. List of system drives on which RouterOS can be installed and list of routers that were detected to be in Etherboot mode. Some devices are not accessible through ether1 port with the default configuration for security reasons. Note: After using Netinstall the device will be reset to defaults (unless you specified not to apply default configuration).

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