I live in south africa where our telecom caps our adsl lines at a certain amount of usage. Sadly they don’t disconnect the pppoe totally, it just stops to pass traffic. Now I’m looking for a command that graps the xxx “received-bits-per-second: xxx kbps” from this command “interface monitor-traffic pppoe.out.interface once” If it equals 0 I want to execute commands.
Any idea how to grap only the xxx part?
How many telkom accounts do you have Nuke?
You could add them all to your interface list and let them run simultaneously.
It used to work for me when I was running earlier versions of RouterOS, i am now currently using an uncapped service so it does not matter to me anymore.
Me.
15 accounts.
Problem is a route must change the moment the account is capped. There is already 10 pppoe active in anyway(some for local, some for voip, some for dns, etc)
Problem with uncapped is its slower than capped. And for proper uncapped its R5000 for a 1mb line. Not worth it imo.
{
:local currentPPS :put ( [ /interface monitor-traffic ether1 as-value ] ->"received-packets-per-second" );
:put $currentPPS;
}