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NAS & Router Integrations

Plug into any NAS or router

ISP Boost speaks standard RADIUS, so it drops straight into your network — PPPoE, Hotspot and DHCP, with live CoA disconnects on port 3799.

MikroTik
Cisco
Ubiquiti
Huawei
Juniper
Cambium
TP-Link
Any RADIUS NAS

Featured integration: MikroTik RouterOS — add the RADIUS server, enable use-radius for PPP & Hotspot, and turn on incoming CoA.

Step by step

Connect a MikroTik

A NAS is the router that asks ISP Boost whether a user may connect. Here's the full setup.

1

Add the NAS in ISP Boost

Go to NAS → New, enter your router's IP address and a shared secret (any strong string you choose).

2

Point RouterOS at ISP Boost

On the MikroTik terminal:

/radius add service=ppp,hotspot address=<ISP-BOOST-IP> secret=<your-shared-secret>
/ppp aaa set use-radius=yes
/ip hotspot profile set [find] use-radius=yes
3

Enable live disconnect (CoA)

So you can cut sessions instantly from the panel:

/radius incoming set accept=yes port=3799
4

Create a user & connect

Add a subscriber in ISP Boost with a package, then connect the customer's PPPoE/Hotspot. Live sessions appear under Reports → Sessions, and auth attempts under Reports → Auth log.

💡 The same standard RADIUS flow works for Cisco, Ubiquiti, Huawei, Juniper, Cambium, TP-Link and any RADIUS-compliant NAS — just point its RADIUS client at ISP Boost with the matching shared secret.
Install & connect your NAS → Read the docs