Altostrat SDX gives you a managed connectivity plane for MikroTik-based sites. You use it to keep branches online, connect sites and users privately, and control guest access without turning every router into a one-off project. This section focuses on the operator workflow: what you configure in the portal, what SDX pushes to the device, and where you monitor the result.Documentation Index
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Connectivity Services
WAN failover
Define up to four WAN links for a site, rank them by priority, and monitor link health with latency, packet loss, jitter, and traffic data.
Managed VPN
Provision a cloud VPN instance and attach site peers or user peers with OpenVPN or WireGuard, depending on the peer type and use case.
Captive portals
Create branded guest access experiences that authenticate users with OAuth2 identity providers or coupon codes.
How The Pieces Fit
Connectivity features are built on the same SDX operating model:- The portal stores the desired state for each service.
- SDX validates the configuration against the site, workspace, and service rules.
- Device changes are delivered through the job plane, so the router fetches work through its outbound management connection.
- Faults, telemetry, and workflow events close the loop after the change is live.
Where To Start
Configure WAN failover
Add WAN links, set priority, and understand how SDX reports link faults.
Plan a managed VPN
Learn the instance and peer model before connecting sites or users.
Build a captive portal
Choose OAuth2 or coupon authentication for guest access.
Review platform endpoints
Check the outbound destinations your firewalls must allow for SDX services.