Mikrotik IPv4 Readdress Migration
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
My data center has changed ownership and supplied me with a brand-new IPv4 range. I need the current addresses on my Mikrotik router replaced by this static allocation while keeping everyday connectivity intact for basic network functions only (no application-specific cut-over required).
You will:
• Map the existing IPv4 setup, prepare the new static addressing scheme, and update all related settings (interfaces, routes, NAT rules, firewall, address-lists, VPN or BGP entries if present).
• Perform or guide the live migration, watching for packet loss or routing loops, and keep downtime as close to zero as possible.
• Run post-migration checks—ping, traceroute, external reachability, and remote-management access—so I can sign off knowing the network is stable.
I can grant remote WinBox/SSH access during a scheduled window and will be on standby to reboot hardware or confirm tests. Please let me know your experience with Mikrotik readdressing projects and suggest a brief rollback plan in case anything misbehaves.
Deadline: May 13
You will:
• Map the existing IPv4 setup, prepare the new static addressing scheme, and update all related settings (interfaces, routes, NAT rules, firewall, address-lists, VPN or BGP entries if present).
• Perform or guide the live migration, watching for packet loss or routing loops, and keep downtime as close to zero as possible.
• Run post-migration checks—ping, traceroute, external reachability, and remote-management access—so I can sign off knowing the network is stable.
I can grant remote WinBox/SSH access during a scheduled window and will be on standby to reboot hardware or confirm tests. Please let me know your experience with Mikrotik readdressing projects and suggest a brief rollback plan in case anything misbehaves.
Deadline: May 13
Related categories:
System Admin
Linux
Network Administration
Network Security
Network Engineering
VPN
Firewall