failure on import config file

semmy07 · September 6, 2016, 3:14pm

I trying to configure RouterOs v6.34. I removed default configurations and then import my config file (import verbose=yes file-name=config1.rsc). I have an error “failure: can not have multiple enabled entries with same interface”. In RouterOs v6.29 I entered “all” and it works, but now it does not work. Which command I need to enter in this version?http://oi68.tinypic.com/25gdieo.jpg

pukkita · September 7, 2016, 11:34am

You can safely omit that last RoMON setting, default config once you enable it is to allow all interfaces anyway.

semmy07 · September 7, 2016, 1:32pm

Thank you for answer. But when I trying to connect RoMON there is an error: “ERROR: RoMON is not enabled on the router”. What can I do here?

Deantwo · September 7, 2016, 1:45pm

Can’t have two entries with the same interface. Sounds pretty self explanatory.
Check is there isn’t an entry defined with “interface=all” by default, and if there is, simply remove that line from your configuration.

Alternatively you can make your configuration script check if the entry exist already before trying to add it.
Like this:

/tool romon port
:if ([:len [find disabled=no interface=all]] = 0) do={
    add disabled=no interface=all
}

RoMON doesn’t seem to be enabled on my test router when I removed the default configuration.
Did you remember to enable the RoMON?

/tool romon
set enabled=yes

semmy07 · September 7, 2016, 2:48pm

Deantwo:

semmy07:

“failure: can not have multiple enabled entries with same interface”

Can’t have two entries with the same interface. Sounds pretty self explanatory.
Check is there isn’t an entry defined with “interface=all” by default, and if there is, simply remove that line from your configuration.

Alternatively you can make your configuration script check if the entry exist already before trying to add it.
Like this:
/tool romon port
:if ([:len [find disabled=no interface=all]] = 0) do={
    add disabled=no interface=all
}
semmy07:

pukkita:

You can safely omit that last RoMON setting, default config once you enable it is to allow all interfaces anyway.

Thank you for answer. But when I trying to connect RoMON there is an error: “ERROR: RoMON is not enabled on the router”. What can I do here?

RoMON doesn’t seem to be enabled on my test router when I removed the default configuration.
Did you remember to enable the RoMON?
/tool romon
set enabled=yes

Thank you for answer. I did all this commands, but it still does not work. Here is screenshot:

. Maybe I need to write unlike “all” there:

?

Deantwo · September 7, 2016, 2:58pm

You could just use the menu instead of the terminal, it is a bit easier.
Once you actually made it work, export the RoMON configuration.

/tool romon export

This will give you the commands needed to apply it on another router.

Apart from that I can’t help much more, since I actually don’t know what the RoMON is or how it is used.

semmy07 · September 7, 2016, 3:00pm

Deantwo:

You could just use the menu instead of the terminal, it is a bit easier.
Once you actually made it work, export the RoMON configuration.
/tool romon export
This will give you the commands needed to apply it on another router.

Apart from that I can’t help much more, since I actually don’t know what the RoMON is or how it is used.

Thank you so much =)

pukkita · September 7, 2016, 3:42pm

To enable RoMON:

/tool romon set enabled=yes

Beware some laptops may give you headaches if you try to connect using the ethernet connection while the laptop wireless interface is enabled. Try disabling wireless if you’re confident RoMON is enabled, and retry.

Does the router appear on main Winbox “Neighbors” tab?? When does the RoMON connection fail, when selecting it and clicking “Connect to RoMON”?

@2Deantwo: RoMON = mac winbox on steroids… could not live without it.