In the opened dialog change ‘ether1’ to ‘wlan2’ and click ‘OK’. For fixing this problem you should navigate to Interfaces -> Interface List and select WAN. But you still can’t access the Internet from your computer connected to the router directly.Now if you open MikroTik’s terminal in the browser, providing ‘admin’ as the login and the router password you set previously, you should be able to ping some Internet IP addresses (like 1.1.1.1 for example). Open DHCP client settings and switch interface from ‘ether1’ to ‘wlan2’, then click OK button. After a while, you should see an IP address assigned to ‘wlan2’ interface by the upstream WiFi router.Disable wlan2 on bridge ports by navigating to Bridge -> Ports and clicking ‘D’ button corresponding to ‘wlan2’ interface.Now you should be connected to your existing WiFi but you haven’t configured DHCP client, therefore, you still have no access to the Internet.
When your existing WiFi access point appears in the list, select it and in the opened dialog click Connect button.
Click Scan… button on wlan2 settings page and start scanning. Open wlan2 interface (Wireless -> WiFi Interfaces -> wlan2) switch it to the station mode and select the security profile you created on the previous step, click Apply. Provide a name, WPA/WPA2 Pre-Shared Keys and click OK. Switch to WebFig in the top right corner and create a new security profile for connecting to your existing WiFi access point (Wireless -> Security Profiles -> Add New). Immediately set the WiFi password to secure your WiFi connections, administrator password and apply the configuration. Don’t forget to disconnect from WiFi and other networks before opening the page. Open an Internet browser and navigate to 192.168.88.1 IP address where you should see router’s front page. Release the button to wait a bit until its fully rebooted. Turn on the power and wait until LED “SFP” starts flashing.ĭ. 
Hold the reset button on the side and do not release.Ĭ.
Connect it to your PC Ethernet port and reset it to the default factory settings.ī. Let’s say you want to connect to your existing WiFi access point via 5GHz interface (wlan2) and serve the Internet via Ethernet ports (ether1.5) and 2GHz interface (wlan1). If you have a spare MikroTik router hAP ac you can easily connect it to another WiFi access point using one WiFi interface and serve Internet via Ethernet ports and another WiFi interface creating a network segment with its own DHCP server.
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