I am a newbie. I wrote a script to populate a whitelist inside of the /ip proxy access table, but I deleted accidentally the 2 default rules that were present. Where can I find these rules back?
The visible part of these rules (when performing a /ip proxy access print with telnet) was:
/ip proxy access
add dst-port=23-25 action=deny comment="block telnet & spam e-mail relaying"
add dst-port=!443,563 method="CONNECT" action="deny" comment="allow CONNECT only to SSL ports 443 [https] and 563 [snews]"
but I am afraid I omitted other hidden parameters which I couldn’t see with the print command.
Thank you, mrz, but the changes are too old (last week): the router is inside a production environment and I can’t reverse the changes. I suppose there must be some way to show the factory settings somewhere online.
Anyway, I am glad to hear about the existence of the /undo command.
Well, actually, I found two rules: I discovered these by restoring an old configuration before I deleted the rules (from a backup file), then exporting the configuration with /export, and finally restoring the most recent configuration:
/ip proxy access
add action=deny comment="block telnet & spam e-mail relaying" dst-port=23-25
add action=deny comment=\
"allow CONNECT only to SSL ports 443 [https] and 563 [snews]" dst-port=\
!443,563 method=CONNECT
I am glad to hear about this possibility. When I run the command you propose, I don’t see anything about /ip proxy indeed, but when you activate the proxy with /ip proxy set enabled=yes, two rules appear which were not present in the default-configuration script.
So, my problem is solved, and I hope I soon will be no more a newbie.