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Need a location in Russia?
You can rent a server in Russia using the RussianBridge service. A RussianBridge server can be linked to your Bebra account and will appear in our app.
A Russian server is registered in your name and paid separately - 188 rubles per month.
Order a server in RussiaHow you connect depends on the router model.
Installing on Keenetic
The OPKG component is required. Open the router’s command line, paste the command below and run it. Installation takes a few minutes. One command fits every supported model. The router tells the server which one it is.
my.keenetic.net/a · 192.168.1.1/a
The app goes to the router’s internal memory. If there isn’t enough room, the installer moves it to a plugged-in ext4 USB drive by itself.
If your model isn’t supported, the app won’t install on it yet. Connect such a router on the Other routers tab. Step-by-step guide
Signing the router in
First open the router’s page and sign in with its administrator login and password (the same as for the router’s web interface). When the page asks for an 8-digit code, press “Get code”: the code is valid for 3 minutes.
Works when you are on the router’s home network, or at http://192.168.1.1:8790/ (your router’s address).
Routers on your account
Routers that signed in to your account with a code. If a router is not yours or you gave it away, sign it out.
No router has signed in yet.
To remove Bebra from the router, open the router’s page: “More” → “Remove…”.
Installing on OpenWrt
You need OpenWrt 24.10 or 25.12 and a root password. Connect to the router over SSH, paste the command below and press Enter, then answer y to the installer’s question.
Connect with ssh [email protected] and your LuCI password, or with PuTTY. Step-by-step guide
Signing the router in
First open the router’s page and sign in with its administrator login and password (the same as for the router’s web interface). When the page asks for an 8-digit code, press “Get code”: the code is valid for 3 minutes.
Works when you are on the router’s home network, or at http://192.168.1.1:8790/ (your router’s address).
Routers on your account
Routers that signed in to your account with a code. If a router is not yours or you gave it away, sign it out.
No router has signed in yet.
To remove Bebra from the router, open the router’s page: “More” → “Remove…”.
Installing on MikroTik
You need RouterOS 7 (long-term 7.23.8+ or stable 7.24.3+) and an ARM64, ARMv7 or x86 router with at least 256 MB of RAM. Open the Terminal in WinBox or WebFig and run the two lines below one after the other.
Line 1 turns on containers
After it, within 15 minutes, unplug the router’s power for 5 seconds and plug it back in, or briefly press the MODE button. Don’t hold RESET. A normal reboot cancels the change.
Line 2 installs the app
If line 2 asks for /system/package/apply-changes, run that command. When the router comes back up in about a minute, run line 2 again. Step-by-step guide
Signing the router in
First open the router’s page and sign in with its administrator login and password (the same as for the router’s web interface). When the page asks for an 8-digit code, press “Get code”: the code is valid for 3 minutes.
Works when you are on the router’s home network, or at http://192.168.88.1:8790/ (your router’s address).
Routers on your account
Routers that signed in to your account with a code. If a router is not yours or you gave it away, sign it out.
No router has signed in yet.
To remove Bebra, choose “More” → “Remove…” on the router’s page, then run the line the page shows in the Terminal.
Login and password
Router settings are available with an active subscription.
Your subscription includes router access via PPTP and OpenVPN: one login and password for all servers and both protocols.
Your subscription includes router access via PPTP and OpenVPN: one login and password for all servers and both protocols. One login serves one router at a time: a new connection drops the previous one.
Servers
PPTP: server address is the IP, login and password from above, MPPE 128-bit. OpenVPN: download the .ovpn and import it into the router. Use PPTP for a Keenetic that can’t run the app.
For users in Russia: PPTP and OpenVPN are blocked by some ISPs. If the connection fails, try OpenVPN over TCP (the .ovpn lists it as the second remote) or use the app.
Log out from all sessions and reissue access keys
This can be useful if you need to disable access on all devices.

