# Clean up existing queues; this part is working fine
/queue simple
:foreach x in=[find comment~"IPv6 Client Queue"] do={
   :local queuename [get $x name];
   /queue simple remove $queuename;}

# Generate new queues, issues listed below
/ipv6 neighbor
:foreach y in=[find interface=bridge address!~"fe80:" status!="failed"] do={
   :local addr [get $y address];
   :local mac [get $y mac-address];
   :local host [/ip arp get [find where mac-address=$mac] host-name]
   :local queueName "Client - $mac";
   /queue simple add name=$queueName target=($addr."/128") queue=client/client limit-at=1M/1M max-limit=10M/10M priority=8/8 parent="Gateway IPv6" comment="IPv6 Client Queue - $host";}

1. Apparently MikroTik doesn't implement address!~"fe80:" (address that doesn't start with fe80:).
   Is there another way to implement this? I confirmed that address~"fe80:" works (address that starts with fe80:).
   Issue solved on the next post.
2. Apparently MikroTik doesn't implement status!="failed".
   Is there another way to implement this? I confirmed that status="failed" works.
   Issue solved on the next post.
3. Even though WinBox displays host name in IP -> ARP window, it is not provided on /ip/arp print. Therefore, /ip/arp get [find where mac-address=$mac] host-name fails.
   I confirmed that /ip/arp get [find where mac-address=$mac] interface works. Are there other ways to lookup host name from a MAC address?
   We can get host name from IPv4 DHCP leases using /ip/dhcp-server/lease get [find where active-mac-address=$mac] host-name. Therefore, this issue is also solved.

• Apparently you doesn't understand script syntax.

 /ipv6 neighbor print where interface="bridge" and !(address~"^fe80:") and status!="failed"

# Clean up existing queues; this part is working fine
/queue simple
:foreach x in=[find comment~"IPv6 Client Queue"] do={
   :local queuename [get $x name];
   /queue simple remove $queuename;}

/queue simple remove [find where comment~"IPv6 Client Queue"]

Writing that "Apparently MikroTik doesn't understand <insert wrong syntax here>" is quite arrogant.
It's not up to RouterOS (MikroTik is the company) to figure out what you wanted to do and try to guess the commands you wanted executed.

• Apparently you doesn't understand script syntax.

This work correctly on both v6.48.7 and v7.13.5

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 /ipv6 neighbor print where interface="bridge" and !(address~"^fe80:") and status!="failed"

This is totally bad style and wrong concept:

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# Clean up existing queues; this part is working fine
/queue simple
:foreach x in=[find comment~"IPv6 Client Queue"] do={
   :local queuename [get $x name];
   /queue simple remove $queuename;}

Must be SIMPLY

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/queue simple remove [find where comment~"IPv6 Client Queue"]

Perhaps what AI bots are outputting these days for answers??