Logging "strength-at-rates" from wireless registration-table

RouterOS Scripting
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Hi, i am new to mikrotik and trying to log some wireless info remotely using Kiwi syslog. I managed to remotely log most of the wireless parameters which I wanted. But the “strength-at-rates” under /interface wireless registration-tables cannot be logged successfully.

[admin@MikroTik] interface wireless> registration-table print stats
0 interface=dfaewad radio-name=“000C42050436” mac-address=00:0C:42:05:04:36
ap=yes wds=no rx-rate=54Mbps tx-rate=54Mbps packets=597,668
bytes=48693,44191 frames=597,673 frame-bytes=48693,44266 hw-frames=597,683
hw-frame-bytes=63021,60698 uptime=45m28s last-activity=0s
signal-strength=-66dBm@54Mbps
strength-at-rates=-59dBm@1Mbps 13s120ms,-61dBm@6Mbps 7s770ms,-61dBm@9Mbps
40m43s970ms,-60dBm@12Mbps 40m43s760ms,-61dBm@18Mbps
40m43s330ms,-60dBm@24Mbps 40m43s,-61dBm@36Mbps
33m10s230ms,-62dBm@48Mbps 33m9s760ms,-66dBm@54Mbps 10mstx-signal-strength=-65dBm tx-ccq=24% rx-ccq=20% ack-timeout=28 distance=28
nstreme=no framing-mode=none routeros-version=“2.9rc5”
last-ip=192.168.63.8

When i used the following command, the command can run without error in script but no data is return in kiwi syslog:

: log info [/interface wireless registration-table [get 0 strength-at-rates]]
the message in kiwi syslog is as follow:
script,info (empty)

Please kindly advice how to log “strength-at-rates” in Mikrotik. many thanks :slight_smile:

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:foreach i in=[/interface wireless registration-table find] do={
:log info [ get $i “strength-at-rates”];
}

3

Hi,

TQ mrz for the script…but sadly it still doesn’t work :frowning:

the same thing happen where (empty spaces) is logged in the log file. I tried to run it from the local terminal and also remote kiwi syslog using script, it executed successfully, but same result happened - empty data log.

script, info, (empty)

Please help!! My system is Mikrotik v2.9.46 adn routerBOARD R133

TQ :smiley:

4

yes, looks like bug

5

:frowning: any help from the experts???

i really need that particular “strength-at-rates” information for my project here!!!

Thanks! :laughing: