Which section provides authentication control for local RouterOS accounts?

Which section provides authentication control for local RouterOS accounts?

• A. Users & Groups
• B. Files
• C. Logs
• D. Packages

Answer: (A)

Authentication control for local RouterOS accounts is handled in the Users & Groups area. This is where you create local accounts on the device, set their passwords or keys, and assign them to groups that define what each user is allowed to do and which services they can access. By organizing users into groups (with specific permissions), you control both who can sign in and what actions they can perform, all within the router itself. The other sections don’t manage credentials or access rights: Files is for storing router data and files, Logs shows events (including login attempts), and Packages manages the software installed on the device.

Authentication control for local RouterOS accounts is handled in the Users & Groups area. This is where you create local accounts on the device, set their passwords or keys, and assign them to groups that define what each user is allowed to do and which services they can access. By organizing users into groups (with specific permissions), you control both who can sign in and what actions they can perform, all within the router itself.

The other sections don’t manage credentials or access rights: Files is for storing router data and files, Logs shows events (including login attempts), and Packages manages the software installed on the device.