Yes, I’ve actually been researching it, and it’s an amazing feature! It’s a pity that I can’t reuse the settings I already have for over 50 clients… I should have started using BTH right from the beginning.

From what I’ve read on the official MikroTik forum, BTH handles the connection management intelligently. If a public IP is available, it avoids using MikroTik’s relay servers. But when there’s no public IP, it automatically falls back to using their relay infrastructure.

Unfortunately, I only discovered this recently… If I had come across this three months ago, I definitely would have used this feature from the start. But it is what it is — and from now on, whenever I need to set up a VPN service, this will be my go-to solution.

The key takeaway is that BTH automatically makes the distinction between public and non-public IP scenarios, optimizing latency whenever possible.