Hi,
on the 6.14 realse:
What's new in 6.14 (2014-Jun-06 15:34):
*) sntp - 'mode' now is a read-only property, it is set to broadcast if no
server ip address is specified;
How to do a script that Works with all OS versions.
I have a Script working with with <6.14:
/system ntp client
set unicast=yes enabled=yes primary-ntp=xxxx secondary-ntp=\
xxxx
For >=6.14 should be (other case script doen't load):
/system ntp client
set enabled=yes primary-ntp=xxxx secondary-ntp=\
xxxx
I need a script for all versions how to do it ....
Thank's
Re: Script for all ROS versions
Can be used to check any version of routeros.
6.7 = numeric version 607
6.14 = numeric version 614
6.17 = numeric version 617
From 3.x no other "2 point" version like 2.9.27
This function obviously not count "rc" version and other.
6.7 = numeric version 607
6.14 = numeric version 614
6.17 = numeric version 617
From 3.x no other "2 point" version like 2.9.27
This function obviously not count "rc" version and other.
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:global ROSver value=[:tostr [/system resource get value-name=version]];
:global ROSverH value=[:pick $ROSver 0 ([:find $ROSver "." -1]) ];
:global ROSverL value=[:pick $ROSver ([:find $ROSver "." -1] + 1) [:len $ROSver] ];
:if ([:len $ROSverL] < 2) do={ set $ROSverL value=("0".$ROSverL) };
:global ROSverN value=[:tonum ($ROSverL.$ROSverL)];
/system ntp client set enabled=yes primary-ntp=1.1.1.1 secondary-ntp=2.2.2.2;
:if ($ROSverN < 614) do={
/system ntp client set unicast=yes;
};
Re: Script for all ROS versions
Shorter version:
If command set unicast=yes in last line generates an error we just ignore it and script will continue.
Explanation:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sc ... ime_errors
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/system ntp client set enabled=yes primary-ntp=XXXX secondary-ntp=XXXXX
:global unicastYes [:parse "/system ntp client set unicast=yes"]
:do {$unicastYes} on-error={}
Explanation:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sc ... ime_errors
Re: Script for all ROS versions
Obviously my script want be one way for test on what routeros version the script is running.Shorter version:If command set unicast=yes in last line generates an error we just ignore it and script will continue.Code: Select all/system ntp client set enabled=yes primary-ntp=XXXX secondary-ntp=XXXXX :global unicastYes [:parse "/system ntp client set unicast=yes"] :do {$unicastYes} on-error={}
Explanation:
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Sc ... ime_errors
If you want make one shorter version, do really:
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/system ntp client set enabled=yes primary-ntp=1.1.1.1 secondary-ntp=2.2.2.2;
:do { [:parse "/system ntp client set unicast=yes"] } on-error={ };Re: Script for all ROS versions
Thanks for cooperationIf you want make one shorter version, do really:
. Now I think it is the shortest version possible. RouterOS 6.2 was released one year ago. I guess it is safe to assume that nobody uses it anymore.But you must test first if is runner under routeros 6.2+ because the command is unsupported on previous routeros version.
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Re: Script for all ROS versions
Ehh... no. That's not how RouterOS upgrades tend to work.RouterOS 6.2 was released one year ago. I guess it is safe to assume that nobody uses it anymore.
First off, you have all routers with old licenses that aren't upgraded to 6.*, but are staying at 5.*. Then there's also people who don't upgrade even when they can, because 6.* has had (and some may argue still has) a bumpy start.
That said, people who have AT ALL started at the 6.* branch have probably already upgraded way past 6.2. I for one am at 6.9 currently, and will upgrade either when a version isn't immediately followed by posts saying "OMFG, [something] broke down with the upgrade!", or if there's a fix in there that I actually care enough about.
As long as you clarify in comments or whatever that the script requires 6.2 at minimum, I think everyone using it will be all right
.Re: Script for all ROS versions
Now, we have it all clarified.As long as you clarify in comments or whatever that the script requires 6.2 at minimum, I think everyone using it will be all rightRouterOS 6.2 was released one year ago. I guess it is safe to assume that nobody uses it anymore.