MikroTik Back To Home: VPN Server WITHOUT Public IP (Easiest WireGuard VPN Setup Ever) 🔥

In this essential MikroTik tutorial, you'll learn how to set up your own Remote Access VPN Server that works perfectly without a Public IP Address—the definitive answer to the massive CG-NAT problem!

MikroTik's Back To Home (BTH) feature is a game-changer. It leverages the secure WireGuard protocol and MikroTik’s own global relay servers to establish an End-to-End Encrypted VPN tunnel, allowing you to access your home network or bypass geo-restrictions from anywhere in the world. It requires ZERO CLI commands for the initial setup, managed entirely through the dedicated MikroTik Back to Home mobile app and WireGuard Client.

We walk through the entire technical mechanism: from understanding how the relay system allows NAT traversal, to performing a live demonstration of GeoIP bypass and successful access to internal LAN resources. We also talk about guest user management, showing you how to control client policies using the essential allow-lan feature to maintain network security.

If you struggle with VPN server setup complexity or are constantly blocked by CG-NAT, this is the simplest, efficient, and secure MikroTik VPN solution available today!

⚠️ A Note on Performance and Security: While the BTH feature is powerful, please note: If your connection is routed via MikroTik's relay servers (due to not having a Public IP), the overall connection speed might be limited. The fastest connections are always direct (when a Public IP is available). Also, BTH is intended for home access, not for anonymity.

⏱️ Video Chapters:
00:00 - Intro & The CG-NAT Problem
01:07 - MikroTik Back to Home Features: WireGuard & Relay Mechanism Overview
02:26 - System Requirements Check (RouterOS v7.12+ & CPU Architecture)
04:19 - Quick Overview of the Direct vs. Relay Mechanism
06:11 - Step-by-Step Mobile App (Zero CLI) Setup
08:35 - Live Test: Proving LAN Access and GeoIP Bypass
10:47 - Guest User Management: Creating Peers in Winbox
11:41 - Controlling Access: Setting the allow-lan Policy
15:36 - Final Thoughts, Caveats (Speed/Relay) & Conclusion

🔑 Key Takeaways:
BTH uses WireGuard and works even when your router is behind CG-NAT.
The connection is always End-to-End Encrypted, even when passing through MikroTik’s relay servers.
The initial setup requires ZERO CLI and is managed via the mobile app.
You must use the allow-lan policy to restrict guest access to Internet Only.
The primary downside is potential speed limitation when using the relay.

About MikroTik RouterOS
MikroTik RouterOS is a powerful, all-in-one operating system that can turn any computer or MikroTik hardware into a high-performance router. Known for its stability, security, and flexibility, RouterOS is a top choice for network administrators and service providers worldwide.

It offers advanced features like routing, firewalls, bandwidth management, and VPN servers. RouterOS is widely trusted for its stability, VPN support, routing features, firewall, bandwidth control, and more. MikroTik also manufactures a variety of hardware like routers, switches, and wireless gear—all powered by RouterOS.

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