IPTV ISPs
Roll out multicast IPTV with IGMP proxy on CPE and core MikroTik routers.
Generate clean, ready-to-paste RouterOS configs for IPTV and multi-WAN networks — built for engineers, ISPs, integrators, and home labs.
/system backup save name=before-load-balance — Interface names must match your router exactly.
Skip the syntax hunting and copy-paste errors. Pick a template, fill in your interfaces, and get a clean, commented script you can review before it touches a router.
Multicast, snooping, and firewall rules for IPTV set-top boxes out of the box.
Tag IPTV traffic onto its own VLAN with the right bridge and DHCP wiring.
PCC, NTH, ECMP, and failover — with IPTV kept off the balanced path.
Targets common v6 and v7 syntax, with a version selector before you generate.
Nothing is sent to your router — review every line, then paste it yourself.
Copy to Terminal or download a .rsc file to import in Winbox/WebFig.
Roll out multicast IPTV with IGMP proxy on CPE and core MikroTik routers.
Hand technicians a consistent, ready-to-paste config for every customer install.
Test IGMP proxy or PCC balancing safely before any production cutover.
Balance two or more links with PCC, NTH, or ECMP and keep IPTV off the balanced path.
Generate combined IPTV + load-balance scripts with sane firewall defaults.
Standardize RouterOS configs across many sites instead of editing by hand.
Core use is free or included in your account tier. Some advanced actions may use credits — see the badge on the tool card for current pricing.
No. MikroTik Script Generator runs in your web browser on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Many tools process locally in the browser; server-assisted tools handle files securely and do not sell your URLs or credentials.
Standard M3U and M3U8 playlists are supported, including common IPTV attributes like group-title, tvg-logo, and tvg-id.
Yes. Exported playlists follow common M3U conventions compatible with major IPTV players.
Yes. The tool interface is mobile-responsive so you can upload and download from Android or iOS browsers.
They target common RouterOS v6 and v7 syntax, and you pick the version before generating. Hardware and firmware differ, so always test on your router in a lab or maintenance window before production.
PCC (Per-Connection Classifier) keeps each connection on one WAN — the most reliable for general multi-WAN. NTH splits new connections round-robin. ECMP load-balances equal-cost routes at the routing level. The generator writes the firewall mangle and routing rules for whichever you choose.
Yes. The script configures your MikroTik to proxy and forward multicast, but your upstream must actually deliver the IPTV multicast stream (or hand it off on the right VLAN). The generator can't create traffic your provider doesn't send.
Treat it like any config change: back up first (the script can include backup commands), review every line in the preview, confirm interface names match exactly, and apply during a maintenance window. Remote sessions can drop if firewall or routing changes are wrong.
No. The script is built in your browser from the values you enter — nothing is sent to your router or saved on our side.