Good day,
I have a weird case in my one clients mikrotik. This is more of a work around than a solution but it will be quicker for me to do this.
I am routing voip data out of a different gateway. However my VoIP only starts routhign through the other line after I disable my primary internet line.
So basically I want a script that on startup, disables interface x.
waits a certain period of time and then Enables the interface again.
Can I do this?
/system scheduler
provides you with such functions.
Run script on startup (there is such parameter), disable interface (be careful as small delay might be required for it), then add your proposed delay (:delay 60s) and command to enable interface.
Any Ideas on what that specific script might look like? I haven’t got much experience with the scripting language.
/system scheduler
add name=schedule1 on-event=“:delay 5s;\r
\n/interface ethernet disable ether1;\r
\n:delay 60s;\r
\n/interface ethernet enable ether1” policy=
reboot,read,write,policy,test,password,sniff,sensitive start-time=startup
This works in the terminal but not in a script?
am I doing something wrong? im running v6.26
/interface pppoe-clinet disable Test
if I put that in a script and click run, nothing happens, put it in the terminal and it disables the interface?
Use scheduler to run script, make sure Test is the name of your PPPoE interface.
At the moment RouterOS does not account milliseconds, and there are no too much setups where second is too big value for time.???
Does script and scheduler not run the same scripting language?
Ok sweet, It is working now in scheduler.