Where do you change the ports for accessing the router?

• A. IP Services
• B. NAT
• C. Firewall
• D. DNS

Answer: (A)

You change the ports for accessing the router in the IP Services area. In RouterOS, this section lists the management services (such as Winbox, SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, API, etc.) and lets you modify the ports those services listen on, as well as enable or disable them. This is where you control how you reach the router itself.

NAT is about translating addresses and ports between networks, not configuring how you access the router’s management interfaces. Firewall handles traffic filtering and rules, not the specific ports used for management access. DNS resolves domain names to IPs, not the router’s access ports.