Is there a way to do this conversion including national characters with diacritics (German, Czech and other languages)? I tried to make a similar script, but I failed just on the diacritics. RouterOS probably takes "e", "é" and "ě" as the same characters and I don't kno...

Exactly as you wrote, unusable for api.wedos.com because it also redirects to https. Thanks for the info.

Thank you all for your replies. Unfortunately, I'm not pleased. I hope Mikrotik will fix it soon. I use RouterOS 7.14 and following row gives this error message "failure: Conflicting hostnames provided in URI and parameter": :put [/tool fetch host=api.myip.com url="https://$ipv6add/in...

I'm solving a problem with the fetch tool. I am trying to send a request using the POST method to an HTTPS address that has both A and AAAA records on the DNS servers. For example: /tool fetch url="https://api.wedos.com/" http-method=post http-data="{\"request\":{\"comm...

rextended: Thank you very much. Good to know.

OK, thanks for the kick. Now I found out that besides global, invalid and dynamic, link-local is also usable. Static can't be used as the parameter, I don't even know why. Are these existing and usable parameters listed somewhere in the Mikrotik documentation?

Sorry, I confused you and OP.

Okay, all right.

Unfortunately there is no flag that indicates the IPv4 address is global or not

And for IPv6 is there any way?

trkk: This could be a solution for the original interviewer, but it won't help me. I am looking for a way to filter and get IP addresses according to their flags. I asked my question in this thread because it applies to the same topic, but I am not the author of the original question. By the way, th...

diamuxin: Thanks for reply, but I was referring to getting an IP address in general, not just a public. Specifically, the cloud is good choice for somebody but I am not using.

Is there any option to filter it by their flags? For example, in IPv6, an interface has several addresses with different flags, and if I only need to get the global address, how can I do that?

Thank you both for the clarification. I did it according to the Mikrotik documentation and the configuration.manager parameter was used there, so I needed to clarify.

If I understand it correctly, I should set the local wifi interfaces as "Capsman or local" and on other Routerboards it should be Capsman only?

I have a question about the new Capsman (wifi menu for controlling the wifiwave2 devices). Is it possible to manage the wifi interfaces on the same RB Capsman itself runs on (for example on hAP ax3)? If yes, how to do it?

Since ac devices with the legacy wifi driver are still being manufactured and sold, it will not fade out so quickly.
And yes, creating some of communication API layer between the CapsMan and CAPs would solve this problem and I think, that's exactly what Mikrotik should do.

I have a question to Mikrotik's developer: Will be the Capsman separated from the wifi driver anytimes? It would be need to Capsman can to control any CAPs independent on wifi driver (the legacy wifi or wifiwave 2) used by CAPs.

Thanks for your answer. Will it be ever solved to works for 2,4GHz?

RB4011, Hex, RB5009, ... can also be used for that function provided you install wifiwave2 package on them.

Will RB4011iGS+5HacQ2HnD work with Wifi Wave 2 including 2,4Ghz WiFi? Is it supported by Wifiwave 2? I currently use RouterOS 7.11 beta 4.

OK, thanks. But it would be nice to have such possibilities about certificates.

My Mikrotik Router hasn't the certificate/acme-client submenu. What is needed to do for it? I didn't understand something.