• IP address/mask - address with subnet mask that will be assigned to ether1 interface after the
packages are installed.
• Gateway - specifies the default gateway (static route).
• Baud rate - this baud rate will be set for serial console (bps).
• Configure script - a RouterOS script to execute after the package installation. Note that not all
the devices (especially, wireless cards) may be discovered at the time this script is run, so it is
suggested to put a delay (about 20 seconds) at the start of the script to be sure that all devices
are up and running.
• Make floppy - make a bootable NetInstall floppy.
• Net booting - opens the Network Booting Settings window. Enter an IP address from your
local network. This address will be temporarily assigned to the computer where RouterOS will
be installed on.
• Install - installs the RouterOS on a computer.
• Cancel - cancel the installation.
• Sets - an entry in this list represents the choice of packages selected to install from a directory.
If you want to make your own set, browse for a folder that contains packages (*.npk files),
select needed packages in the list, and press the Save set button.
• From - type the directory where your packages are stored or press the Browse... button to
select the directory.
• Select all - selects all packages in the list
• Select none - unselects all packages in the list
Note: some of the Get key... parameters could not be available for all account types.
NetInstall Example
This example shows step-by-step instructions how to install the software on a RouterBoard 200.
1. Connect the routerboard to a switch (or a hub) as it is shown in the diagram using ether1
interface (on RouterBoard 230 it is next to the RS-232 interface):
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