Don't worry you can use kid control on your core routers to block them.

Seriously though, what is up over @ MT ?

Hi Martin,

Glad to hear that works for you!.

I break the code up like that to keep repetition down, just in case something needs to change there's a single place to change it.

Cheers,
Icosa.

Hi Martin, This sounds like a job for dynamic scripting. It's a bit more advanced, however it looks like it can be used to solve your problem. Please be careful of the spaces at the end of the strings, they are required. Make sure to replace the default-name of your wireless interface if it's differ...

I've tried embedding the error catching as you have described, but I still have the same issue. I've also upgraded the RouterOS to the latest on the "Metal 2SHPn" just in case and the same result... Any other idea ? I don't want to start breaking out this script into many small one, say { Core func...

We are using 2 types of radios: "BaseBox 2" & "Metal 2SHPn" We'd like to write a single script to configure them, but the problem is that the OS tries to interpret the lines that will NOT be executed and fails Ex: :global Board [/system resource get board-name]; ... :if ($Board = "BaseBox 2") do={ ...

how do you call the Functions* after running this script? Do I have to use

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 /system script run "Functions"

or there is another fancy way( for ex.

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:local testfunc $Functions

)

I have some examples of that here viewtopic.php?f=9&t=40507#p627016

Icosa.

Hello, I want a script that warned me by email that a user has been added to my DHCP server. Not as a wireless user but as an intruder on my network. I have a fixed number of devices on the router board. If there is still a device, I want this script to warn me. Does anyone have experience with tha...

Hi, The scheduler provide an Interval setting which allow the scrip to execute every XXXX amount of time. https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:System/Scheduler /system scheduler add interval=30s name=Repeat-Rule on-event="[INSERT SCRIPT TO RUN HERE]" start-date=Jan/01/2000 start-time=00:00:00 Icosa.

Hi skubriev, This may do what you require. You can add any additional stats you require from the flood-ping tool. Cheers, Icosa. # IP ADDRESS TO PING :local ipping 8.8.8.8 # PING COUNT SET :local cnt 1 :local rtt :local avgrtt [:tool flood-ping address=$ipping count=$cnt do={ :if ($sent=$cnt) do={ :...

Hi erizetael, This should be close to what you wish to achieve. Cheers, Icosa. :local names [:toarray "name1,name2,name3,name4,name5"] :local profile "800menit" /tool user-manager :foreach user in=$names do={ if([:tool user-manager user [find username=$user]] = "") do={ [:tool user-manager user add ...

Hi, - Is the ARP request tagged and the reply too? (Yes, all traffic is encapsulated in the VLAN) - The MAC address shall be the same of the physical port or not? (Not Always) - If we have a VLAN on a bridge, having assigned to it an IP address, the MAC is always the same (for VLAN, bridge and physi...

I see here http://www.icplus.com.tw/pp-IP178C.html that it supports VLAN's to some degree. "Support port base VLAN & tag VLAN" You problem will be if you want different ports on the switch to access different VLANs on the router you HAVE to untag them on the switch if the device is NOT capable of VL...

Hi, First off I'm going to make some presumptions about your environment since you haven't specified model numbers or OS versions. Your diagram #2 shows some weird addressing, that doesn't match with the config given, again I'll presume it's a typo. When attempting to do what you want from a router,...

Hey all, Need to calculate your IP subnets but don't have access to the internet? How about as part of scripts? Maybe to create dynamic IP pools? Here's our IP subnet calculator function. It's probably not optimized in the calculation part, but it does work so we're just using it 'as is' We make thi...

Hey all, Here's an advanced function that will add a device to Observium http://docs.observium.org/api/#adding-a-device via the REST API call. You do however need the licensed version to use the API calls . This has not been fully tested in the latest version! (17.9.xxx) so some adjustments may have...

Hey all, Here's a simple function that will replace a single character in a string of text with another To call the function simply reference it in your code. The first parameter is the string to replace a character in Parameter 2 is the character to find Parameter 3 is the "replacement" character :...

Hey all, Here's a script that reads a "config" file, parses it as a key:value pair and returns an array of key:value pairs with the K:V pair as an array also. Each line of the config file represents the index value of the main array, and then each key:value pair in the array can be indexed as positi...

Hi all, Here's a script to convert strings to upper or lower To call it simply reference the function in your code and call it: :local replace [:parse [:system script get replace-upper-lower source]] :set $var [$replace "convert me to upper" ] OR :set $var [$replace "CONVERT ME TO LOWER" 1 ] Just ca...

Hi all, I saw this and decided to re-write it, to be used as a function. I used proper arrays so the reference could be indexed instead with the index call ($array->$index) To call it simply reference the function in your code and call it: :local replace [:parse [:system script get replace-upper-low...