I have two MikroTik devices. ("Mikro", not "Micro".) I encourage you to purchase their stuff, though I haven't researched the particular model you linked to.

I have two MikroTik devices. ("Mikro", not "Micro".) I encourage you to purchase their stuff, though I haven't researched the particular model you linked to. I recommend using the terminal interface to configure them, exclusively. It is available via telnet, ssh, their web UI ("webfig") and their MS Windows-only GUI ("WinBox"). Please note that consumer-oriented concepts like "port forwarding" are not included. To set up "port forwarding", you add a firewall rule! See https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual%3AIP/Firewall/NAT#Port_mapping.2Fforwarding https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual%3AIP/Firewall/NAT#Port... (Personally, I had to add `inferface=ether1` so the rule wouldn't try to fire whenever I tried to visit any site on that port from the LAN...) Like any device, keep your firmware up to date and do not use default passwords. There is some kind of auto-reconfigure script out there that will try to reconfigure your device..