Command line problem (using Winbox)

voerboer · Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:25 pm

Hi,

I have open an SSH session with winbox and am trying to get a list of hotspot users:

[admin@Robert HS] > /ip hotspot user print
Flags: X - disabled, D - dynamic 
 #   SERVER      NAME                                                     ADDRESS         PROFILE      UPTIME      
 0               guest                                                                    HotSpot 832  37m48s      
 1 X             00:02:6F:20:90:0B                                                        HotSpot 2048 2h45m53s    
 2               robert                                                                   HotSpot 2048 0s          
 3               igord                                                                    default      0s          
 4               user1                                                                    default      0s

I now want to print a specific item with name=guest

[admin@Robert HS] > /ip hotspot user print name=guest
no such argument (name)

I now want to print a specific item with profile="HotSpot 832"

[admin@Robert HS] > /ip hotspot user print profile="HotSpot 832"
Flags: X - disabled, D - dynamic 
 #   SERVER      NAME                                                     ADDRESS         PROFILE      UPTIME      
 0               guest                                                                    HotSpot 832  37m48s

Could someone help me with this? I need to list specific users by their names and do not know how to do this. My version RouterOS is:

RouterOS 2.9.39

Thanks!

Robert

GWISA · Thu Aug 23, 2007 1:23 am

<hint> use <tab><tab> at each menu level to reveal the available menu items.

maybe what you are looking for is:

/ip hotspot user print detail

?

voerboer · Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:03 pm

Hi Gwisa,

Thanks this the help! Exactly what I needed.
the command is:

ip hotspot user print detail from=aaa

Where aaa is the user name

GWISA · Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:37 pm

janisk · Tue Aug 28, 2007 1:32 pm

i would point out, that in CLI you can use "?" to see what commands are available at this point and short description if available.

i entered ip firewall and pressed ? the result:

[admin@origin] > ip firewall
Firewall allows IP packet filtering on per packet basis.

.. -- go up to ip
address-list --
calea --
connection -- Active connections
export -- Print or save an export script that can be used to restore configuration
filter -- Firewall filters
mangle -- The packet marking management
nat -- Network Address Translation
service-port -- Service port management

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