Dün Mir — agentless MikroTik fleet monitoring
Your routers check in to you — over HTTPS, outbound, behind NAT. Nothing gets installed on the box, and your backups and configs are encrypted to a key only you hold.
Monitoring a router shouldn't mean installing software on it.
Agents want a box on the network, an inbound rule, a credential to your edge device. That's exactly the surface a network operator won't grant. Dün Mir turns it around: the router dials out to you. Nothing to install, nothing listening, nothing to allow through the firewall.
Three steps, and the box stays untouched.
The console gives you a RouterOS snippet. Paste it into the terminal; it schedules an outbound check-in. Works behind NAT, no port forwarding.
Live status, interface facts, and a config-change timeline for every device. A dead-man alert fires the moment a router misses its window.
Encrypted backups and config snapshots, sealed to a key only you hold. We store ciphertext and can't read it — you decrypt in your browser.
We hold your configs. We can't read them.
Backups are encrypted on the device with a password we never receive. Config snapshots are sealed to a key that lives in your browser. We store ciphertext, decryptable only by you — not a policy we promise, a property of the design. It's the honest version of "your data is safe with us": it isn't with us at all.
Free to start. Pro when you grow.
Running a bigger fleet? Let’s talk volume pricing →
Billed per device, only for what runs. The first device is always free, and one flat rate whether you have three routers or three hundred. International pricing $5.99 / €5.49 per device. Yearly billing costs ten months instead of twelve, and meters your peak device count across the year, so a fleet that changes size often is usually cheaper monthly.
Run MikroTik? Try it on one router.
Free for your first device, no card. Paste one script and watch it check in.