MikroTik CCR2004-16G-2S+

Router MikroTik

Setup instructions, default access credentials, and network configuration guide.

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Device Overview

The MikroTik CCR2004-16G-2S+ is an edge router with an Annapurna Alpine v2 quad-core 64-bit ARM CPU. It is built for small ISP core aggregation, multi-homed BGP routing, and high-density PPPoE server deployments.

Each 8-port group is connected to a dedicated Marvell switch chip, providing non-blocking line-rate switching and fast hardware routing capabilities.

Dual redundant power supplies ensure uninterrupted uptime in server rack and tower cabinet environments.

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Default IP Address 192.168.88.1
Default Credentials
User: admin  |  Pass: (empty / no password)

How to Connect (Physical & Network Setup)

Connect dual redundant power cables. Plug console cable or connect to ether2 for initial WinBox setup.

Step-by-Step Configuration Steps

  1. 1 Connect via WinBox over MAC address or serial console (115200 baud).
  2. 2 Remove the factory default bridge if preparing a dedicated ISP core router.
  3. 3 Assign management IP on a dedicated OOB (Out-of-Band) port.
  4. 4 Configure WAN interfaces, BGP peers, or PPPoE Server concentrators.
  5. 5 Paste the NetUtils PPPoE Server or Core Router script into New Terminal.
  6. 6 Inspect System > Resources to monitor CPU distribution across all 4 64-bit ARM cores.
  7. 7 Set strict firewall filter rules under IP > Firewall to protect the management plane.

Verification Step

Inspect Interfaces traffic counters and run '/tool profile' in terminal to monitor core balance under load.
Firmware Note: Runs 64-bit RouterOS v7 ARM64. Features two 10G SFP+ cages and sixteen Gigabit Ethernet ports.

Menu names may vary by model and firmware version.

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Notice: This is sample configuration data for field technicians and small ISPs. Verify details against official manufacturer documentation and your device casing label before applying in production.