This guide is intended to demonstrate a known method by which a MikroTik router can be used with MobileHop proxies. However, individual router configurations involve more complex technical skill than client device setup, and further configuration of routers is beyond the scope of MobileHop support. Therefore, assistance with MikroTik router configuration will be limited to the content of this guide.
1. Connect a client device to your MikroTik router's local network. Ensure your MikroTik router is registered with a trial or paid MikroTik license.
This will not work on the free MikroTik license. You must upgrade to at least a trial license.
2. From your proxy portal, download the OpenVPN Profile (UDP Default) and extract the .zip file.
If you experience issues, try the OpenVPN Profile (UDP Alternate) instead.
3. In the MikroTik web GUI or WinBox, navigate to Files and select Upload on the right. Select the .ovpn file included in the extracted .zip folder.
4. On your client device, open the login-credentials.conf file (from the extracted .zip) in a text editor to show the VPN username and password.
5. In MikroTik, navigate to PPP and select Import .ovpn on the right. In the File Name dropdown menu, select the uploaded .ovpn file. Copy and paste the username and password from your .conf file into their respective fields in MikroTik. Click Start.
You may see a warning message; disregard this.
6. Navigate to Interfaces, and select the new ovpn-import interface. Toggle the Enabled switch, and edit the Name to something simple, such as MobileHop. Click OK.
7. Now go to IP > Firewall and select NAT. Click +New and apply these settings:
Chain: srcnat
Out. Interface: MobileHop
Action: masquerade
Click OK.
8. Now, go to IP > Routes. Hit +New, and apply these settings:
Dst. Address: 0.0.0.0/0
Gateway: %MobileHop
Click OK.
This configuration will route all client devices' internet traffic through your MobileHop proxy via VPN.
Disclaimer: MobileHop is not affiliated with MikroTik. This guide is for informational purposes only.