and email results in body of email with hostname, current date and time. I figure that this can be done multiple ways using ping speed, netwatch and such so advice on those is appreciated, but simple ping is fine.
#Define Email variables here
:local toEmail toaddress@mikrotik.com
:local fromEmail fromaddress@mikrotik.com
#Ping Variables
:local avgRtt;
:local pin
:local pout
#Capture system identity for email subject
:local sysID [/system identity get name]
#Capture current time for logging
:local datetime "$[/system clock get date] $[/system clock get time]"
#Ping it real good
/tool flood-ping 8.8.8.8 count=10 do={
:if ($sent = 10) do={
:set avgRtt $"avg-rtt"
:set pout $sent
:set pin $received
}
}
:local ploss (100 - (($pin * 100) / $pout))
:local logmsg ("Ping Average for 8.8.8.8 - ".[:tostr $avgRtt]."ms - packet loss: ".[:tostr $ploss]."%")
:log info $logmsg
:log info message="Emailing Ping Test Results"
delay 2
:tool e-mail send user=$fromEmail to=$toEmail subject="Pingtest results for user $sysID" body="ID: $sysID \n Test Ran at: $datetime \n Result: \n $pingit \n $logmsg"
delay 2
:log info message="Ping Test Results Have Been Emailed"