Telegram is required. In a private DM to the Air Router bot, send:
Set up an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, or similar).
Or enter this key manually:
The QR code and key are not stored across a reload. Restart sign-in to generate a fresh one.
Save these recovery codes. Each works once, if the authenticator app is ever lost. They will not be shown again.
Firebase verifies the password, then a second factor (an authenticator app by default, or Telegram for an account already linked) confirms it. Only server-configured admin and support roles can open this console.
Every enrolled router
Routers
Pick the router for the customer you're helping, then attach to it.
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Router
Management
Network
Assigned
State
Attached router
Router detail
You are attached to exactly one router at a time. Detach (top right) before helping a different customer.
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Stating a reason is required every time, even for a router you've opened before.
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Household rollup
Throughput, this window
Coverage, this window
Measured devices over known devices, per bucket -- both numbers, never a bare percentage.
Household throughput
Remainder
WAN total minus the measured device sum. A negative figure ("over-measured") is expected, not an error -- a device's own reading can include LAN-internal traffic that never crosses the WAN.
Top talkers
Wi‑Fi signal distribution
One dot per station currently associated over Wi-Fi, grouped by band, positioned by its own raw signal reading -- a snapshot of now, not a trend. For one device's own history over time, use "Show full signal history" on its card in the Workbench tab.
Device × time — download throughput
Session trail
This router's own record of what happened and who initiated it -- not the router's RouterOS syslog. Newest first; the same events as the Workbench tab's Activity table, including its reveal gate.
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Router health
An on-demand "as run" reading of this router's own RouterOS system resources (identity, version, board, uptime, CPU load, memory, disk). Click to read -- this never happens automatically or on a timer, and every reading says plainly whether it is live or cached.
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Deterministic confirm only — never applied here
Staged changes
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