Hi. My name is Juan. I would like to be able to open a URL through the ether2 interface. The result of the web I do not care just want to open a web type: www.domain.com/url.php?id=2

It's possible?
Thank you

If you want to do this FROM the RouterOS, then you can use fetch to send a simple GET request to the specified web page:
/tool fetch url="www.domain.com/url.php?id=2" keep-result=no

More about the fetch command:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Tools/Fetch

Similar example based no HTTP GET request:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:T ... am_Example

Thank you very much! that web will be of great help to me. I have two ADSL eth1 and eth2, I would like to open a web with one adsl and another web with the other adsl. How do I select the ethX? bye

How do I select the ethX?

Reply is late I know, but I wanted to help you like your question quickly helped me.

You can do that using static-and-conditional routing. You just need to know the destination IP of your WEB1 and WEB2, which I suppose should be easy (and if not easy then you need to choose ones that are easy) and force-route your connection to each from the wan interface you like; and that is done using a Firewall/Mangle rule, with Action: Route.

If you want to do this FROM the RouterOS, then you can use fetch to send a simple GET request to the specified web page:
/tool fetch url="www.domain.com/url.php?id=2" keep-result=no

More about the fetch command:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Tools/Fetch

Similar example based no HTTP GET request:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:T ... am_Example

Thenks
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