Each one imports on its own, so a bundle this size never arrives as a single wall of buttons. Hide
the sets you do not need, or
name
the ones a connection uses and the panel shows only those.
They arrive pre-tagged, so you do not have to name them at all:
tag
a connection backup
and the matching sets appear on it.
MikroTik - VPN & Tunnels
22 buttons
11 prompt
5 guarded
WireGuard, IPsec, L2TP, PPTP and EoIP tunnels.
Tunnelling on RouterOS: WireGuard interfaces and peers, IPsec policies and active SAs, PPP-based tunnels and their sessions, and EoIP and GRE interfaces.
Appears on hosts tagged
backup
mikrotik
queues
routeros
vpn
MikroTik - Queues & Traffic Control
14 buttons
8 prompt
3 guarded
Simple queues, queue trees and bandwidth limits.
Traffic shaping: simple queues per host with their live rates, queue trees and types, and adding or adjusting a bandwidth limit without leaving the terminal.
Appears on hosts tagged
backup
mikrotik
queues
routeros
vpn
MikroTik - Monitoring & Troubleshooting
24 buttons
12 prompt
Torch, packet sniffer, ping, traceroute and interface stats.
Finding what is using the link: torch on an interface, the packet sniffer, bandwidth tests, ping and traceroute, and live interface and traffic monitoring.
Appears on hosts tagged
backup
mikrotik
queues
routeros
vpn
MikroTik - Users, Scripts & Scheduler
22 buttons
16 prompt
5 guarded
Users and groups, scripts, scheduler and system logging.
Automation and access: user accounts and permission groups, active sessions, stored scripts and their run history, scheduled jobs and the log with filters.
Appears on hosts tagged
backup
mikrotik
queues
routeros
vpn
MikroTik - Backup, Export & Updates
20 buttons
13 prompt
5 guarded
Backups, config export, package upgrades and reboot.
Change safety: binary backups and readable config exports, file management, package and firmware upgrade checks, and reboot and reset behind confirmations.
Appears on hosts tagged
backup
mikrotik
queues
routeros
vpn
Read it before you run it
These commands were written from MikroTik's documented syntax and checked
for structure — not run against live MikroTik RouterOS — Operations hardware. Every button shows
its full script in the app before you press it. For anything destructive, read that script
and try it in a lab first.