Buat Sendiri Server INTERNET OFFLINE di Rumah TANPA PULSA TANPA KUOTA

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up an offline internet server at home without needing any additional data or credit. This project will not only save you costs but also enhance your understanding of network configurations and server installations. By the end of this guide, you'll have a fully functional offline internet server using MikroTik and CasaOS.

Step 1: Gather Tools and Materials

Before you begin, ensure you have the following materials ready:

• MikroTik Router
• A computer or laptop for configuration
• Winbox application (download from MikroTik's official website)
• Ubuntu Server for Intel NUC
• CasaOS for your server setup
• NextCloud Music for media management

Step 2: Understand the Topology

Familiarize yourself with the network topology you'll be using. This includes:

• The MikroTik router connecting to your local network.
• Devices that will be connected to the server, such as computers and smartphones.
• Any additional access points, like the Tenda F3, to extend your network coverage.

Step 3: Basic Configuration of MikroTik

1. Connect to your MikroTik Router using Winbox.
2. Reset to Factory Defaults:
   • Go to "System" > "Reset Configuration".
   • Choose to remove the configuration.
3. Create a Username and Password:
   • Navigate to "System" > "Users".
   • Add a new user with administrative rights.

Step 4: Name Interfaces Appropriately

• Go to "Interfaces" in Winbox.
• Rename each interface according to its function (e.g., WAN for internet connection, LAN for local network).

Step 5: Create a Bridge

1. In Winbox, navigate to "Bridge".
2. Click on "Add" to create a new bridge.
3. Add the relevant interfaces to this bridge.

Step 6: Configure Internet Connection

1. Connect to Internet:
   • Ensure your MikroTik router is connected to the internet source.
2. Configure DNS Settings:
   • Go to "IP" > "DNS".
   • Enter the DNS servers you wish to use.

Step 7: Set Up NAT

1. Navigate to "IP" > "Firewall".
2. Under the "NAT" tab, click "Add".
3. Set the following parameters:
   • Chain: srcnat
   • Out. Interface: WAN
   • Action: masquerade

Step 8: Ping to Verify Connection

• Use the "Ping" tool in Winbox to check if your MikroTik router is connected to the internet.

Step 9: Assign IP Address to Bridge

1. Go to "IP" > "Addresses".
2. Click on "Add" to assign an IP address to your bridge interface.

Step 10: Configure DHCP Server

1. Navigate to "IP" > "DHCP Server".
2. Click "DHCP Setup" and follow the prompts to set it up on the bridge.

Step 11: Set Up Tenda F3 as Access Point

1. Connect to the Tenda F3 and log in.
2. Change the operation mode to Access Point.
3. Set it to connect to your MikroTik network.

Step 12: Install Ubuntu Server

1. Follow the installation guide for Ubuntu Server on your Intel NUC.
2. Ensure all necessary packages are installed for network services.

Step 13: Install CasaOS

1. Download CasaOS from the official website.
2. Follow the installation instructions to get it running on your server.

Step 14: Set Up NextCloud Music

1. Install NextCloud Music following the provided guidelines.
2. Configure it to manage your media library.

Conclusion

You've now successfully set up an offline internet server at home using MikroTik and CasaOS. This project not only provides you with a local network but also equips you with valuable skills in networking and server management. For further enhancements, consider exploring additional applications and services that can run on your server. Happy networking!