The health menu (/system/health/) has been restructured. I am reworking a script (“Notify about health state”) to work with RouterOS v7 but I do not have devices with all the sensors around. Can you share your output, especially if it contains more than temperature (type=C) or voltage (type=V)? Thanks!
This is from my Cloud Core CCR1072.
[admin@NHSHITFW001] > / system health print;
Columns: NAME, VALUE, TYPE
# NAME VALUE TYPE
0 power-consumption 50.7 W
1 cpu-temperature 40 C
2 fan1-speed 4931 RPM
3 fan2-speed 5060 RPM
4 fan3-speed 4986 RPM
5 fan4-speed 5099 RPM
6 board-temperature1 27 C
7 board-temperature2 25 C
8 psu1-voltage 12.1 V
9 psu2-voltage 12.1 V
10 psu1-current 0.3 A
11 psu2-current 3.9 A
Great, thanks a lot!
I know other devices do have just PSU state (not voltage). Can anybody give an example for these?
Guten Abend,
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nov/16/2021 20:31:46 by RouterOS 7.1rc6
model = CRS328-24P-4S+
/ system health print;
NAME VALUE TYPE
0 power-consumption 14.2 W
1 cpu-temperature 50 C
2 fan1-speed 2565 RPM
3 fan2-speed 2790 RPM
4 fan3-speed 2145 RPM
5 fan4-speed 2250 RPM
6 board-temperature1 29 C
7 psu1-voltage 26.2 V
8 psu2-voltage 52.3 V
9 psu1-current 0 A
10 psu2-current 0.2 A
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
Still missing output with a psu state… Anybody else?
PSU-State ?
Do you know which models have this output ?
Dual Power supplies Devices?
I know that the rack version of CCR1009 has the states for PSUs. I own one, but it runs stable RouterOS in production.
Looks like bigger CCRs have voltage sensors for both PSUs, but no state (see above).
Same Problem here…
CCR1009 are all in production use.
Not sure, but i think updating them to V7 is punishable by death 
Interesting Information.
Can some post output of:
:put [/system health get]
This would then give me a better naming of the variables (to use with Splunk)
nov/16/2021 20:31:46 by RouterOS 7.1rc6
model = CRS328-24P-4S+
[/system health print as-value]
.id=*10;name=power-consumption;type=W;value=8.9;.id=*11;name=cpu-temperature;type=C;value=54;.id=*1b59;name=fan1-speed;type=RPM;value=0;.id=*1b5a;name=fan2-speed;type=RPM;value=0;.id=*1b5b;name=fan3-speed;type=RPM;value=0;.id=*1b5c;name=fan4-speed;type
=RPM;value=0;.id=*1bbd;name=board-temperature1;type=C;value=30;.id=*1c21;name=psu1-voltage;type=V;value=26.2;.id=*1c22;name=psu2-voltage;type=V;value=52.3;.id=*1c85;name=psu1-current;type=A;value=0;.id=*1c86;name=psu2-current;type=A;value=0.1
Thanks, can you also try:
:put [/system health get]
Doesn’t seam to work on ROS7
Strange, try:
It works on my CHR router:
[@M-71rc6] > :put [/system/health/get]
state=disabled;state-after-reboot=enabled
Try add all the /
Result from your Script (:foreach id in=[/system health find] do=…)
.id=*10;name=power-consumption;type=W;value=9.6
.id=*11;name=cpu-temperature;type=C;value=54
.id=*1b59;name=fan1-speed;type=RPM;value=0
.id=*1b5a;name=fan2-speed;type=RPM;value=0
.id=*1b5b;name=fan3-speed;type=RPM;value=0
.id=*1b5c;name=fan4-speed;type=RPM;value=0
.id=*1bbd;name=board-temperature1;type=C;value=30
.id=*1c21;name=psu1-voltage;type=V;value=26.2
.id=*1c22;name=psu2-voltage;type=V;value=52.3
.id=*1c85;name=psu1-current;type=A;value=0
.id=*1c86;name=psu2-current;type=A;value=0.1
Result of :put [/system/health/get]
It’s seams to be a ROS7 problem…
I upgrade the Swich back to ROS version 6.48.5
The Command :put [/system health get] works normally ..
Can you post a support ticket to Mikrotik about this.
What I also see in 6.x I have to devide voltage by 10. But if you look at your post for v7, it give correct voltage:
.id=*1c22;name=psu2-voltage;type=V;value=52.3
No need to open a support ticket, this is the new intended behavior.
At first I struggled myself, but it makes sense: Every sensor is no longer a property but an item. Think of other items, the sensors behave the same now - try with something like ip addresses.
Why do I not get the same on my test setup?
On my 7.1 RC 6 CHR router I do get the old format:
MMM MMM III KKK KKK RRR RRR OOOOOO TTT I
MikroTik RouterOS 7.1rc6 (c) 1999-2021 https://www.mikr
[xxx@M-71rc6] > :put [/system/health/get]
state=disabled;state-after-reboot=enabled
[xxx@M-71rc6] >
Also can some other post output of (7.x router):
:foreach id in=[/system/health/find] do={:put [/system/health/get $id]}
I do only get error on the find command on 7.1 RC6 CHR router.
CHR should behave the same. If it does not that is an issue I guess.