Mikrotik - Multiple Hotspot On Single Device

Mikrotik - Multiple Hotspots on a Single Device
Last modified Sep 07, 2017 by Support Team
This manual describes the configuration of multiple hotspots. The following setup presumes correctly configured
RADIUS servers and Walled Garden from the previous hotspot setup.
1.1 Create a new Bridge Interface
Bridge / Bridge / Add / New Interface
Name bridge-HS2 (create a unique name)

ARP enabled
1.2 Add desired ports to the bridge
Bridge / Ports / Add / New Bridge Port
Interface select desired interface (ether or VLAN)

Bridge select the new bridge
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2. Definition of the additional SOCIFI hotspot
2.1 Run the definition of hotspot

IP / Hotspot / Servers / Hotspot Setup
1. HotSpot Interface: bridge-HS2

2. Local Address of Network: check if the suggested address is unique within all defined hotspots
3. Address Pool of Network: check if the suggested pool is unique within all defined hotspots
4. Select Certificate: none
5. IP Address of SMTP Server: 0.0.0.0
6. DNS Servers: Local Address of Network / 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4
First DNS server address must be the interface address!!
7. DNS Name: hotspot2.socifi.com (required - create a unique name within the defined hotspots)
This domain could be adjusted to fit your needs. For example hotspot2.mydomain.com
8. Name of Local HotSpot User: user
3. Change Hotspot settings
3.1 Remove Shared User:
IP / Hotspot / User Profiles / Default / General
Shared Users clear
3.2 Change hotspot name
IP / Hotspot / Server / hotspot1 (the new created hotspot)
MK_ <serial number of Mikrotik><number of the hotspot>, for example

"MK_3F0602DFA1442,
Name
where "3F0602DFA144" is serial number of Mikrotik and "2" is number of the hotspot
Addresses per
1
MAC
2
3.3 Change the Hotspot Server Profile
IP / Hotspot / Server Profiles / select hsprof2 (new created profile - see Profile field on the Hotspot Server
window )
3.3.1 General Tab
change the HTML directory name to the unique one (eg hotspot2)
HTML Directory
the value of this field is important for the Change Login Script
3.3.2 Login Tab
HTTP PAP checked
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3.3.3 RADIUS Tab
Use RADIUS checked

Default Domain
Location ID
Location Name
Mac Format XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
Accounting checked
Interim-Update 00:01:00
Nas Port Type 19 (wireless-802.11)
4. Creating a definition for hotspot login
Script definition for content of hotspot / login.html
We generate a hotspot / login.html file the same way: System / Scripts / +

Name: ReplaceLogin2
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Click Apply and than run script: Run Script (change takes the effect by changing the date and time of file:
File hotspot2/login.html). Modify and copy & paste following script:
If you are customer with White Label solution, please change http://connect.socifi.com to your custom domain
(for example http://connect.mycustomdomain.com)
Some RouterOS devices have default storage on the flash memory. In this case, it is necessary to modify part of
this script “/file” in according to its actual storage name, e.g.: "/file set flash/hotspot2/login.html
contents=" supposing that link "flash/hotspot2/login.html" exists. It is necessary to check it in the list of files in
the "File" module.
Check if the HTML Directory (/hotspot2/) of the hotspot is set correctly according to the Hotspot Server Profile
setting. See chapter 3.3.1 of this manual.
Important!
Modify the script. Change the value ABCDEFGHIJKLX in the script to <serial number of
Mikrotik><number of the hotspot>, for example "3F0602DFA1442", where "3F0602DFA144" is serial number
of your Mikrotik device and "2" is number of the hotspot. See chapter 3.2 of this manual.
Important!
Use this modified serial number also for registering of the hotspot in the SOCIFI Dashboard.
/file set "hotspot2/login.html" contents="<html>

<head>
<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;
url=http://connect.socifi.com/?rad=yes&serial=ABCDEFGHIJKLX&client_mac=\$(m
ac)&client_ip=\$(ip)&userurl=\$(link-orig)&login_url=\$(link-login-only)\"
/>
<meta http-equiv=\"pragma\" content=\"no-cache\">
<meta http-equiv=\"expires\" content=\"-1\">
</head>
</html>"
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Last modified Sep 07, 2017 by Support Team

1.1 Create a new Bridge Interface

Bridge / Bridge / Add / New Interface

Name bridge-HS2 (create a unique name)

1.2 Add desired ports to the bridge

Bridge / Ports / Add / New Bridge Port

Interface select desired interface (ether or VLAN)

2.1 Run the definition of hotspot

1. HotSpot Interface: bridge-HS2

3. Change Hotspot settings

3.1 Remove Shared User:

IP / Hotspot / User Profiles / Default / General

Shared Users clear

3.2 Change hotspot name

IP / Hotspot / Server / hotspot1 (the new created hotspot)

MK_ <serial number of Mikrotik><number of the hotspot>, for example

3.3.1 General Tab

3.3.2 Login Tab

HTTP PAP checked

Use RADIUS checked

4. Creating a definition for hotspot login

Script definition for content of hotspot / login.html

We generate a hotspot / login.html file the same way: System / Scripts / +

/file set "hotspot2/login.html" contents="<html>

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