Altering Default Configuration

RouterOS Scripting
1

I haven’t been able to find anything about this but if it exists. I’m sorry :stuck_out_tongue:

Case:

I’m trying to setup a remote configuration setup where a RB can be sent to a location and configured over the air. All parts are in place bar 1 thing. The Mikrotik devices in their default form carry a firewall on the DHCP Client.

Obviously ask how to get around the firewall is somewhat redundant but is there a way that the Default Configuration script can be alter to allow New connections as well as established and related connections.

Solution: ???

Steve

2

Create your desired config and export it. Clean up this export to remove unique items such as mac-addresses, license, etc. Use Netinstall to reinstall ROS and instead of keep old configuration, check the option to use a “Configure Script” (the one you cleaned up). Now, anytime you do a

/system reset

it will revert to your custom config.

3

Fantastic :smiley:

Forgive the ignorance but by /system reset you mean a system reset-configuration correct?


Steve

4

You can shorten any command that would not create an ambiguous result, a

/system reset-configuration

is the same as

/system reset

or even as short as

/sy rese