It’s easy to change a variable via terminal, since it opens a text-editor.
What I want to do is write down script, so I can schedule it.
Script:
e.g.
admin@MikroTik] /ip firewall filter> edit number=6 value-name=action
I need to change action value-name from (default)
action=drop
to
action=accept
Is it possible?How to write this?
Sorry for my ignorance, I’m a newbie!
Easy.. I’m on my phone now though. I can post tonight. But explain exactly what your want to do…
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You can set (edit) a firewall rule like this:
/ip firewall filter set action=accept number=6
The same way for drop
/ip firewall filter set action=drop number=6
I prefer to use find option for set a firewall rule because maybe the orden of the rules is changed so you set another rule. For this is:
/ip firewall filter set action=drop [find comment=“rule to change”]
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Thank you c0d3rs
You understand what I mean, it works!
I edit the post for more info. Check again
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