Without complete config no help is possible

Totally agree to this.

Try this: { :local listName "Server"; #change this :local fileName "exported.rsc"; #change this :local buffer; :global filteredList [/ip firewall address-list print as-value where list=$listName && dynamic=no]; :foreach i in=$filteredList do={ :set $buffer ($buffer."...

Thank you for creating this post, it helps much.

You can try to use !routing-mark

You can do it this way: /tool fetch mode=https url="https://yoursite.com/link/5eu1a1kkypnypbyseqzsq1ao4w" http-method=post http-data="payload={\"text\": \"Test\"}" This was added in the latest RouterOS 6.39 RC versions fetch - added "http-data" and ...

OK, just trying to help. Maybe another point from my answer is that "comment" is very very useful.

That's what works for other clients. But when you resolve names on router itself, DNS packet comes through output chain and there's no prerouting or dstnat there.

Yeah, sorry. Looks like I've misread what OP needs to exactly redirect the request from the router itself.

Try this set. Hope it helps. on-up { :local ifaceName [:pick $interface 1 [:len $interface]]; /interface list member add interface=$interface comment=$ifaceName list=LAN; :log warning message=($ifaceName." added"); } on-down { :local ifaceName [:pick $interface 1 [:len $interface]]; /inter...

Try this : /ip firewall layer7-protocol add name=example regexp=example.com /ip firewall mangle add action=mark-connection chain=prerouting dst-port=53 protocol=udp layer7-protocol=example new-connection-mark=example.c passthrough=yes /ip firewall mangle add action=mark-packet chain=prerouting conne...

I think I've managed to find a workaround of this situation. The clue is to dump the output from interactive scan tool into text file and do parsing. :local pppoeInterface "ether1"; :local cmd ("/interface pppoe-client scan interface=".$pppoeInterface." duration=1s"); :...