Iran IPv4 RSC
Creates the IRv4 RouterOS address-list.
MIKROTIK ROUTEROS GUIDE
How to Use Iran IP List on MikroTik
A practical guide for importing Iranian IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes into MikroTik RouterOS, using the generated RSC files and keeping the address-lists updated.
Available MikroTik Files
Download the generated RouterOS files directly.
Iran IPv6 RSC
Creates the IRv6 RouterOS address-list.
Method 1: Import an RSC File
The simplest method is to download the generated RSC file and import it into RouterOS.
Step 1: Download the file
Download the required IPv4 or IPv6 RSC file from the links above.
Step 2: Upload the file
Upload the RSC file to the MikroTik router using WinBox, WebFig or another supported file-transfer method.
Step 3: Import the file
From the RouterOS terminal, run the appropriate import command.
/import iran-v4.rsc
For IPv6:
/import iran-v6.rsc
Verify the Address List
After importing the file, verify that RouterOS contains the generated Iranian prefixes.
IPv4
/ip firewall address-list print where list=IRv4
IPv6
/ipv6 firewall address-list print where list=IRv6
Method 2: Download and Update Automatically
The published update scripts can be used as the starting point for automated RouterOS updates.
IPv4 Update
Update the IRv4 address-list using the published IPv4 update script.
Download IPv4 UpdateIPv6 Update
Update the IRv6 address-list using the published IPv6 update script.
Download IPv6 UpdateIPv4 + IPv6
Combined update script for both address-lists.
Download Combined UpdateDaily Update
Script intended for scheduled daily refreshes.
Download Daily UpdateUsing IRv4 in MikroTik Firewall
Once the list has been imported, the IRv4 address-list can be referenced by RouterOS firewall rules.
/ip firewall filter
add chain=forward dst-address-list=IRv4 action=accept
This is only an example. Firewall rule order and policy should be adapted to the actual network design.
Using IRv6 in MikroTik IPv6 Firewall
IPv6 policies can reference the IRv6 address-list.
/ipv6 firewall filter
add chain=forward dst-address-list=IRv6 action=accept
Review your IPv6 firewall policy and rule order before deploying any rule in production.
Why Use an Address List?
Centralized Prefix Set
Multiple firewall or policy rules can reference the same logical address-list instead of repeating individual prefixes.
Easier Maintenance
Updating the address-list allows policies to continue using the same list name while the underlying prefixes change.
Automation Ready
The published RSC and update files can be integrated into RouterOS automation workflows.
Related Resources
MikroTik Iran IP List
Main MikroTik resource page with all available RSC and update files.
Open MikroTikIran IPv4 List
Current Iranian IPv4 prefixes in plain-text, MikroTik and Cisco formats.
Open IPv4Iran IPv6 List
Current Iranian IPv6 prefixes and RouterOS resources.
Open IPv6
Data Source
Iran IP List is generated from RIPE NCC membership allocation information.
The underlying RIPE NCC source data remains subject to the applicable RIPE NCC terms and conditions.