How to Isolate Windows and Linux Servers with MikroTik Routed Public /32 Addresses
This post explains how to isolate Windows and Linux servers behind a MikroTik router while assigning each server a public IPv4 /32 address. Using a dedicated VLAN and DHCP-based private transit network for every server forces all traffic—including server-to-server communication—through the MikroTik firewall and routing path. The design provides stronger isolation, cleaner public IP routing, and centralized security control for ISP, hosting, and enterprise environments.