Configuration Automation &
Logic-Aware Sequences

Centralized Backup Archive Repository

Maintain a centralised, searchable archive of all fleet configuration snapshots. Captures both RouterOS binary .backup files and human-readable .rsc script exports with origin source tagging (Scheduled, Manual, Pre-Change).

• ✓ Automatic deduplication and multi-generation retention policies.
• ✓ Encrypted at rest with instant single-file or bulk export capabilities.

Git-Style Visual Side-by-Side & Unified Diffing

Stop manually inspecting thousands of lines of router scripts. MikroWizard integrates a color-coded ngx-diff comparison engine directly in the web panel.

• ✓ Side-by-Side Diff: Dual synchronized scrolling columns for comparing version A vs version B.
• ✓ Unified Diff: Standard Git-like inline unified patch view with quick version swapping.

1-Click Disaster Recovery & Rollback

When an unauthorized or erroneous configuration change creates network degradation, revert the device back to its validated state in seconds.

• ✓ Executes safe script application or binary restore without requiring physical console cable access.
• ✓ Automated rollback verification checks link reachability post-restoration.

Automated Task Planner & Visual Cron Builder

Construct recurring background jobs without mastering complex Linux cron syntax. Supports 4 core automation task types:

• 1. Backup Tasks: Scheduled nightly configuration exports.
• 2. Firmware Tasks: Automated RouterOS NPK upgrade orchestrations.
• 3. Snippet Tasks: Fleet-wide script template executions.
• 4. Sequence Tasks: Multi-step conditional workflow execution.

Multi-Vendor CLI Snippets Library

Store and standardize reusable RouterOS, Cisco, and Linux CLI scripts in a centralized library. Snippets support the built-in [mikrowizard] token, which is automatically substituted with the MikroWizard server's reachable IP at execution time — enabling syslog targets, RADIUS addresses, and firmware sources without hardcoding server IPs.

• ✓ Built-in script editor modal with vendor targeting and configuration mode controls.
• ✓ Target individual routers, custom tags, or entire regional device groups.

Visual Multi-Step Sequence Flowchart Builder

Go beyond flat sequential scripts. Sequences introduce intelligent conditional logic with real-time regular expression pattern matching on command output.

• ✓ Conditional Regex Branching: Execute script A, evaluate CLI response, and dynamically branch to path B or C.
• ✕ Emergency Abort: Halt entire sequence execution immediately upon matching error regexes.

MikroTik Config Sync & Clone: Golden Master Router Synchronizer

Designate a golden master router model and clone its base configuration (firewall filter chains, NAT templates, queue trees, DNS configs) across dozens of branch routers.

Pick a master router and the RouterOS config sections to sync, for example /ip address, /ip dns, /ip route, firewall and system sections. MikroWizard exports those sections, diffs them against each member's export and applies only the missing or different lines: a minimal patch, not a full overwrite.

• ✓ Two-way and master-to-target synchronization modes with dry-run diff preview.
• ✓ Run on demand or on a cron schedule.
• ✓ Eliminates human error during new tower or customer branch rollouts.

Live Mode: MikroTik Config Sync Triggered by Real Changes

Live mode watches RouterOS change logs. When someone changes the master in WinBox, SSH, the API or WebFig, the change is replicated to the members without waiting for the next schedule.

• ✓ Master mode (one-way): master → members.
• ✓ Two-way: a change on any member propagates to the others.
• ✓ No loops: changes made by MikroWizard itself are ignored.
• ✓ Local exceptions: lines tagged #mwe stay local to a router.
• ✓ Synced once: a device that belongs to several groups is synced once.

Centralized Automation Execution History

Never wonder what a script did or why a cron task failed. MikroWizard captures complete execution metrics for every batch task and sequence run.

• ✓ Full stdout and stderr text logs preserved for compliance review.
• ✓ Filter by status (Success, Failed, Partial), target device, or operator name.

MikroTik Firmware Upgrade Engine: Safe RouterOS v6 to v7 Upgrades

The firmware engine was rewritten in MikroWizard 2.1.0. Package names are checked per architecture, every package is verified, and the result is confirmed after the reboot. In Pro, a multi-step planner also takes older routers along the RouterOS v6 to v7 path: latest v6 → 7.12.1 → 7.13+.

• ✓ Verified packages: SHA256 checked against MikroTik's official hashes, and free storage checked before upload.
• ✓ RouterBOOT after OS: the bootloader is upgraded once the new RouterOS version is running.
• ✓ Restart-safe: progress is stored per device, so a restart never loses track or leaves a router halfway.
• ✓ Modes: full (OS + RouterBOOT), OS only, packages only, or bootloader only.
• ✓ Sources: the server repository (offline/local), MikroTik servers directly (router native), a specific version, or Auto-Pilot latest.
• ✓ Retries & live status: Maximum Update Retries 1–5 (default 2); live Updating / Rebooting / Updated / Failed badges with inline Retry and Clear, plus a Failed quick filter.
• ✓ Groups and scale: group upgrades offer the same options as a single device; uploads run 8–35 parallel transfers.

Offline Firmware Repository & NPK Manager

Perform coordinated RouterOS firmware upgrades without depending on remote MikroTik download servers during maintenance windows.

• ✓ Host versioned .npk package bundles locally inside MikroWizard.
• ✓ Orchestrate staged rolling upgrades across test batches before fleet-wide rollout.