v6.41.3 [current]

[KBoris]

Hi Boris,

I have this kind of problem most times, especially when transfering a configuration to another kind of device. Try this:

• Have a test router in your local network - upgrade it.
• Reset configuration without using a configuration script (system reset-configuration no-defaults=yes)
• Open your script file in editor
• Connect to the test router with winbox e.g. via mac address and open “new terminal”
• Mark some lines from script file and use copy paste to terminal in winbox (winbox paste in right mouse menu)
• If you get an error look at the line and try to correct it

If you have now idea how to correct, login to a working system on target version (e.g. install “old” version with your config and do normal upgrade with in system/packages menu) and use the export subcommand (e.g. problem in bridge config → /interface bridge export). You also can do the defective config over the menus and show the result with the export subcommand.

Holger

Hello Holger
Thank you for your advice, but…
I did like you sugested and find a lot of changes in syntax. I don’t understand why but this is Mikrotik developer decision. I made changes in my .rsc file and still doesn’t work so I start to configure from scratch (on latest firmware version).
I finish with configuration and Now I expect that export and than import should work. I export file , download this file, I take another router, upload file and run command in terminal:
[admin@MikroTik] > system reset-configuration no-defaults=yes run-after-reset=config.rsc

Some parts of the configuration are OK, other are not. I also try through Winbox with Reset configuration , x- No default Configuration and than I select from dropdown menu config.rsc file.
After configuratin was reset I see that IP address on LAN in 0.0.0.0/0 …

Now I realy need some help, because I would not like to configre 50pcs (now and more in the future) manualy